Honolulu Coffee at Waikoloa Ocean Tower

Third world coffee shop. Waiting an hour for two food items and two drinks is ridiculous. They way they run this stand shows how much Hilton cares about their guests on this side of the resort. They are severely understaffed.

Basically a hole in the wall coffee place, no seating. You have to get here early to avoid the crowds of people that swarm there for a early morning coffee. Food and coffee is good quality but pricey.

One of the best coffees l've had in my life! Great choice for breakfast. They have a wonderful blueberry muffin and also a delicious generous-size ham and cheese croissant. Go for it!

It's expensive compared to other cafes but they have a unique option - acai bowl, which is large and the biggest bang for your buck. I would prefer to spend my money here than at the breakfast buffet. Plus, the coffee is amazing. As a warning, I wouldn't buy a bag of Kona coffee here though - you can take an hour or two drive and go to a farm and get way more for the price as well as fresher quality.

I ordered a two shot breve cortado. Perfect!
The bean and crema were delicious. It was a medium roast Kona blend.
The best coffee I've had in 5 days at the big island.

We had read other reviews stating that dining at the resort would be expensive and not great food, but we decided why not give it a go and see for ourselves. We wanted to get something quick and opted for a coffee and breakfast sandwich at the coffee hut instead of paying $90 for two plus tip at the buffet. After we ordered, no one started on our sandwiches and we watched as one of the employees used a feathered dust brush to dust around the food, touching all sides of the sandwiches. We thought, “Wow, okay. Maybe the microwave will get hot enough to kill off anything left by the brush.” Nope. Got our sandwiches and the sausage was cold, as if it just came out of the fridge 30min beforehand. Needless to say, the birds enjoyed our sandwiches better than we did.

Best advice: heed the advice of other travelers. Plan ahead and don’t eat at the resort. You’ll waste your money and your time.

The Hawaiian latte is worth the long line. Although I wish they had more staff to move things along in the morning. It’s the only grab and go breakfast place on this side of the village and it takes 20-30 mins to get a drink/snack.

Lame coffee. It is just a cup of coffee, iced or hot. 3 flavors. Nothing else. No sugar free. Just Splenda. You are better off just making the coffee in your room, save your money.

Good coffee - decent pastries. Expensive like everything on tne resort

Seriously the best coffee we had on the whole island! Try a hot latte with vanilla! It’s unfortunate they aren’t open all day!