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Hana Harvest is a cafe on the road to Hana, Maui between mile markers 26 and 27. Hana Harvest features a menu that is made fresh daily using local ingredients sourced from small farmers that use sustainable and regenerative practices. Experience our banana bread from local bananas (gluten-free available, too!) and savory Grab-and-Go sandwiches crafted with fresh-baked bread and paired with side salads that use locally-grown ingredients. Refresh yourself with our smoothie of the day, citrus-ade or iced teas, all made with local, tropical fruit. Our espresso drinks, drip coffee and cold brew will keep you moving along on your Hana journey! We always offer vegetarian and gluten-free food options. Clean restrooms, free WiFi and outdoors!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2800 Hana Hwy, Hana, HI 96713
Phone: (808) 269-9188
Website: https://www.hanaharvest.net/
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RescueK9s
Hana Harvest is a roadside stop along the Road to Hana serving hot and cold beverages, fresh fruits, sandwiches, and more. They’re part of Hana Gardenlands, a regenerative farm.
They have a small number of livestock and cool, wooden structures on their property including a large treehouse.
Coffee was alright but their prices are a little high, like most things on this stretch. Not a whole lot to do here though it looks like they may start hosting tours in the future.
… moreThey have a small number of livestock and cool, wooden structures on their property including a large treehouse.
Coffee was alright but their prices are a little high, like most things on this stretch. Not a whole lot to do here though it looks like they may start hosting tours in the future.
yashodhan sawant
A definite pit stop location to recharge your caffeine levels when you are traveling through Road to Hana. The cafe is artistic in its own way and has a fine local produce condiments and spices.
Yes they have restrooms and yes they did serve fresh coconut water when we stopped. The host was super helpful and friendly. Do stop by for their coffee and some snack items!
… moreYes they have restrooms and yes they did serve fresh coconut water when we stopped. The host was super helpful and friendly. Do stop by for their coffee and some snack items!
Johanna Crawford
We were so happy to find this place on the Road to Hana! The food was good, the banana bread was great, and the smoothie and the coconuts opened up to drink were refreshing. The setting was peaceful and had a nice view of the ocean. It was fun to walk around a little and see the baby pineapples growing.
… moreRachel McGuire
This cafe is 100% worth the stop, especially if you love coffee and banana bread! My husband ordered an Affogato and I ordered a vanilla latte and we split chocolate chip macadamia nut banana bread…our trip was a month ago…and we are still talking about how much we enjoyed this breakfast here! We drink a lot of coffee everywhere we go, and this was some of the best coffee we’ve ever had! Delicious! Especially the affogato! Plus, the view here was stunning! I wish we could have sat there drinking coffee all day. This was a Hana highlight for me, for sure! Highly recommend!
… moreDaniel McClure
A great place to grab lunch on your drive out to our bank from Hana. They offer great sandwiches, fresh fruit and awesome drink options. We got turkey sandwiches, some banana bread and a couple of coffee drinks and ate them there at the beautiful bars they have overlooking the road.
… moreAaron Moore
Loved this place. We pulled up right at closing but they were so nice and offered us they few menu items they still had available. Did I mention they were nice? Because these friendly faces made our day. Their chalkboard sign telling you how far different points were was a huge help too! This place NEEDS to be on your list of stops.
… moreKristen Antonides
Such a sweet experience despite our cloudy weather. It was nice a quiet with no lines so that’s a bonus! Awesome place to stop along your road to Hana trip! Such quality ingredients with a passion for their local farms and food.
… moreChas Schinner
New owner who was a chef on the cruise ship doing something different by creating menus for this last rest stop.
Great folks who tried to help when we had our Enterprise rental car breakdown.
Clean Restrooms and Wi-Fi here. No cell service.
… moreGreat folks who tried to help when we had our Enterprise rental car breakdown.
Clean Restrooms and Wi-Fi here. No cell service.
Phil Prior
Another stop on the road to Hana. Buy something at the cafe if you want to use the restrooms. You can’t throw away your trash from your car. Nonetheless, it’s a lovely stop staffed by friendly people.
… moreSharwari Phadnis
We picked up a vegetarian caprese sandwich and a mango smoothie from this place. Loved the caprese sandwich since it was satisfying and had the right amount of pesto and mozzarella. Plus, it wasn’t bland at all so brownie points for that. Definitely worth a try if you’re traveling to Hana.
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