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Locally owned and operated, Hanalei Bread Company is an organic bakery and coffee house in the heart of Hanalei. Serving daily-made fresh bread, pastries, breakfast, lunch & your favorite cup of coffee! We are open 7am to 12:30pm; our kitchen closes at noon.
Hours
| Sunday | 7 AM–12:30 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–12:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–12:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–12:30 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–12:30 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–12:30 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–12:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5-5161 Kuhio Hwy #4, Hanalei, HI 96714
Phone: (808) 826-6717
Website: http://hanaleibreadco.com/
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Reviews
Daniel Todd
Sweet, Simple, and Burrito-Regretful at Hanalei Bread Company
Sweet and simple. That’s both the vibe at Hanalei Bread Company and what I thought my breakfast experience would be. Spoiler: it was sweet, simple, and full of important life lessons.
Not wanting yet another bagel for breakfast, I called an audible and veered sharply away from the family agenda to pursue a hot breakfast. Hanalei Bread Company sits smack in the middle of the Hanalei shopping block, perfectly positioned to tempt you with smells of coffee and baked goodness while everyone else pretends they’re fine with smoothies.
After a short wait, we ordered what felt like one of everything on the menu, minus the waffle. Unfortunately, we all wanted the breakfast burrito. A bold decision was made to “share” one. This turned out to be a classic case of different definitions of the word share. To one person, it meant taste. To the rest of us, it meant fair distribution. Grumble.
I ended up with the breakie sandwich, which was good. Respectably good. But it was not the breakfast burrito. The avocado toast went to another member of the party and was filling, wholesome, and still… not the breakfast burrito. Meanwhile, the planner of all agendas wisely settled on the açaí bowl and was perfectly content, as this was exactly what she would have ordered at the nearby bagel-smoothie establishment anyway.
We all grabbed different versions of coconut iced lattes, which were excellent and kept us thoroughly caffeinated for our drive to the end of the road. Breakfast was enjoyed in a lovely covered open-air dining area that spills out into picnic tables in a grassy yard. Once you’re done eating, the surrounding shops make it easy to linger, wander, and digest both food and feelings for a couple of hours.
The lesson here is simple and important: always order your own breakfast burrito, and never place your happiness in someone else’s pocket. Especially before coffee.
… moreSweet and simple. That’s both the vibe at Hanalei Bread Company and what I thought my breakfast experience would be. Spoiler: it was sweet, simple, and full of important life lessons.
Not wanting yet another bagel for breakfast, I called an audible and veered sharply away from the family agenda to pursue a hot breakfast. Hanalei Bread Company sits smack in the middle of the Hanalei shopping block, perfectly positioned to tempt you with smells of coffee and baked goodness while everyone else pretends they’re fine with smoothies.
After a short wait, we ordered what felt like one of everything on the menu, minus the waffle. Unfortunately, we all wanted the breakfast burrito. A bold decision was made to “share” one. This turned out to be a classic case of different definitions of the word share. To one person, it meant taste. To the rest of us, it meant fair distribution. Grumble.
I ended up with the breakie sandwich, which was good. Respectably good. But it was not the breakfast burrito. The avocado toast went to another member of the party and was filling, wholesome, and still… not the breakfast burrito. Meanwhile, the planner of all agendas wisely settled on the açaí bowl and was perfectly content, as this was exactly what she would have ordered at the nearby bagel-smoothie establishment anyway.
We all grabbed different versions of coconut iced lattes, which were excellent and kept us thoroughly caffeinated for our drive to the end of the road. Breakfast was enjoyed in a lovely covered open-air dining area that spills out into picnic tables in a grassy yard. Once you’re done eating, the surrounding shops make it easy to linger, wander, and digest both food and feelings for a couple of hours.
The lesson here is simple and important: always order your own breakfast burrito, and never place your happiness in someone else’s pocket. Especially before coffee.
Erika Horrocks
My friends recommended Hanalei bread company for breakfast. They said it was the best breakfast they had while staying in Kauai. So, we decided to go. It was a Saturday and very busy. We ordered the apple ricotta toast, peanut butter toast, brekkie sandwich, but sandwich and the roasted vegetable sandwich. The apple ricotta toast was good, but the apple wasn’t very flavorful and the toast didnt have much flavor overall. The peanut butter toast was good and simple. The brekkie sandwich was good but the feta overpowered the rest of the flavors in it. The blt was good; but the vegetable sandwich was by far the best tasting thinf we got. Warm and full of flavor and a variety of vegetables. It was a bit pricey so be warned. Overall a okay experience but maybe we got the wrong items but check it out if you love bread. (Wait time was 20 minutes)
… moreShay D. Edwards
We recommend coming here early, having this delicious breakfast then checking out Hanalei Bay, followed by shopping at Ching Young Marketplace.
This place is cozy and open, with a friendly staff and had several indoor and outdoor places to sit. They have bread for sale, as well as a pastry case and a menu you can order from to go or to stay.
We ordered the avacado toast, breakfast burrito and a mango “cannoli” (it was cannoli shaped but was a croissant). As well as some coffees! We loved all of it! They really loaded up the avacado on the toast, the breakfast burrito was hot and fresh served with fresh avacado and the “cannoli”?! That pastry was flaky, buttery and perfection. I almost didn’t halve it with my husband because I didn’t want to share. (I did in fact share with him because I love him and he is the one who bought breakfast.)
… moreThis place is cozy and open, with a friendly staff and had several indoor and outdoor places to sit. They have bread for sale, as well as a pastry case and a menu you can order from to go or to stay.
We ordered the avacado toast, breakfast burrito and a mango “cannoli” (it was cannoli shaped but was a croissant). As well as some coffees! We loved all of it! They really loaded up the avacado on the toast, the breakfast burrito was hot and fresh served with fresh avacado and the “cannoli”?! That pastry was flaky, buttery and perfection. I almost didn’t halve it with my husband because I didn’t want to share. (I did in fact share with him because I love him and he is the one who bought breakfast.)
Adam Bennett
The biscuit is great, skip the breakfast burrito. The latte is also good. There’s a weird surcharge for dining in, just to note. Might be more worth it to take it to go.
… moreNariman Smagulov
This place serves breakfast and we decided to try based on reviews here. There was quite a line around 10 am, so we had to wait around 30 min to order. Avocado toast and other sandwiches is what we asked for and its a bit pricey. We had to seat outside and the food was brought to us. I can state that the taste was good and up to expectations, would recommend to visit, bear in mind the orderes are taken only till noon.
… moreDoug Dathe
By far our favorite breakfast stop! The food is outstanding! Proven by how long people are willing to wait. Get here early of you have any plans for the morning.
The Brekkie is my favorite go to, but the breakfast burrito is a winner as well. The bacon is cooked, not microwaved, which makes an insane difference. The people here are friendly and capable and keep things moving along. Love these guys!
… moreThe Brekkie is my favorite go to, but the breakfast burrito is a winner as well. The bacon is cooked, not microwaved, which makes an insane difference. The people here are friendly and capable and keep things moving along. Love these guys!
Tom Barda
The coffee here is delicious and the place has a great vibe, making it very fun to sit in. It’s clearly a popular spot as it was quite crowded with a long line. We arrived around 12:00 and they had already run out of orange juice, so keep that in mind. Although we didn’t eat, the food looked great and the atmosphere was wonderful.
… moreDoah Kwon
We stopped by for sandwiches before our hike and they were good. Everything tasted super fresh, and the lettuce tomato meat combo was simple but really satisfying. Not heavy on sauces but just clean, fresh flavor
… moreDakotah Forbes
Had a lovely breakfast at Hanalei Bread Company! The olive toast was amazing. Large portions and delicious bread!
… moreM M
The Hanalei Bread Company was the best food on the island by far!!!!! We tried so many different places from fancy to fast fare for a week and nothing compared to everything we tried here. It doesn’t matter what you get, it’s all amazing and perfect. If they were open for dinner we would have made it there for 3 meals a day.
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