Lydia Marker
Aloha Paradise Cafe was an absolute bright spot on Christmas Day. Not only were they open (which we were so thankful for!), but the staff was incredibly kind, welcoming, and genuinely sweet!exactly the al
The smoothies were fresh, delicious, and made with so much care – perfectly refreshing and just what we needed. You could really feel the warmth and generosity behind the counter, especially on a holiday.
Thank you to the team for showing up, spreading joy, and making our Christmas feel extra special. We’ll absolutely be back
… moreJutatip Labedz
I love their local stuffs . It s the gems . They have everything to cool you down .. Acai shave ice juice or smoothies and Mocktail .. hooray .. and so relaxing . The lady work over there is so amazing she help us out to get ripe mango , they are selling fresh fruits cut as well soooo ONO . I will go there more day till I am back home . TK my family ate all
… moreOksana
I would love to give this place 5 stars, because my ice latte was delicious every time. BUT for our 10 day vacation they were closed most of the days without a notice and few times we came for a late coffee at about 4:30-5 pm only to see how the girl was driving away on her car. Even she personally told us they closing at 5:30 pm. Service not great at all
… moreKristy Z
Got the lava flow which is the pina colada with strawberry. The most disappointing and flavorless pina colada I have ever tried. It just tastes like coconut milk with barely a hint of pineapple and strawberry. Can barely taste it. Big disappointment for $10.
… moreLuke Williams
Tucked away in a nice little area within walking distance from us which was great. However, would agree with the most recent review that the smoothies were definitely lacking.
Ordered the Canyon smoothie and it had no flavor – essentially just ice. $11 for a 12oz smoothie when I could spend $10 for a 20oz smoothie in Hanalei.
Maybe the Açaí bowls are better? They looked delicious.
… moreRyan Fisher
Açaí bowl was 90% liquid when he handed it to me, dripping out on all sides onto their counter. The last 10% didn’t make it the 2 minute drive home. The açaí soup was still pretty tasty but did a number on my car lol. $8 for an iced coconut coffee is steep when you can’t taste the coconut and the creamer available is little packets of powdered creamer. The service was very nice though. Would still recommend The Spot down the road, it is cheaper and higher quality for their coffee and açaí, the convenience of the truck isn’t worth it until they fix their freezer. Maybe their juice/smoothies are their better items
… moreYanna Sanderson
I truly have no idea how this rating (currently 4.2) is as high as it is. We got a smoothie and acai bowl, both were inedible and we couldn’t force ourselves to eat it. Everything tasted old/musty, acai bowl didn’t even have acai (wasn’t the right color or taste). It was the highest price we paid, for the lowest quality and worst acai bowl we had on the island during our stay. Either the ingredients are not kept properly, expired, or something isn’t washed- something is up.
… moreBurton Kent
One of three food trucks in the middle of a Wyndham village. There are covered picnic benches to sit at. Nice little spot
… moreZoey Zhang
The dyed-blonde staff member was rude and arrogant. I’m not sure if it was because I’m Asian, but I felt I was treated differently. The coffee also tasted bad.
… moreDouglas Kazumi Lopes Ugochi
Drinks are expensive and more than half is ice. Doesn’t seem to be natural fruit. 11 dollars for a 16 oz juice
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