Hours
| Sunday | 9 AM–3:30 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–5 PM |
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Waialua Estate – Chocolate and Coffee Grown in Hawaii
Waialua Estate – Chocolate and Coffee Grown in Hawaii.
Island X Hawaii |
… Waialua Coffee, Waialua Chocolate and Roasted Cacao Beans. In fact we have samples of almost all of the Made in Hawaii food products that we sell in our store.
Waialua Estate (@waialuaestate_) • Instagram photos and videos
The nutrient-rich volcanic soil,abundant rainfall and plentiful sunshine makes Oahu the perfect location for producing the best coffee and cacao.
Reviews
dacrazyone88
Not for me when I am out and about I want to try new things and new flavors. We don’t see anything worth trying from the coffee shop in particular. They might want to have a barista who creates new drinks other than and americano.
Still no fault at all cool place to browse and the mini cocoa tour they did was nice!
… moreStill no fault at all cool place to browse and the mini cocoa tour they did was nice!
Char
Absolutely love this place. Not only do they give free coffee tastings and chocolate tastings, they have the cheapest ice cream on the island and a lot of souvenirs for you to take home to your loved one and little snacks that you can’t get anywhere else. Just be wary of the roads
… moreSteven Mosley
This was a stop on a tour that my wife and I had Monday, we were able to meet Bill and listen to him explain to us about the coffee processing and cacao processing. He was very personable and informative.
… moreyuri yama
I really liked this coffee shop. They sell high-quality coffee, grown in Wailua fields and dried here. It’s a fun place to visit, as you can see the cacao beans being harvested and dried in the back of the store. You can also sample Wailua coffee. I think it’s very high-quality coffee. The taste is different from the mass-produced products sold in supermarkets. Still, the prices are not too high, so I think it’s reasonable. It’s very close to Haleiwa, so I recommend it for people who have a rental car.
… morejon seattle
Whenever I go to Hawaii, I go to the North Shore, but I had never been to Waialua Coffee. I went because of the Summers.
I took an Uber from the Outrigger Paradise Hotel! Lol, I think it was just over 60 .
The staff was Japanese.
They let me sample drinks, gave me recommendations, and I ended up buying way too much.
I should have also gone to the nearby Soap Factory…
Next time, I’ll rent a car.
… moreI took an Uber from the Outrigger Paradise Hotel! Lol, I think it was just over 60 .
The staff was Japanese.
They let me sample drinks, gave me recommendations, and I ended up buying way too much.
I should have also gone to the nearby Soap Factory…
Next time, I’ll rent a car.
しげさん
I was interested in coffee produced on Oahu, so I took a city bus.
Be careful, though, because in the afternoon the number of connecting buses from Haleiwa drops dramatically.
… moreBe careful, though, because in the afternoon the number of connecting buses from Haleiwa drops dramatically.
Kuna Jo
우연히 들렀는데 커피에 대해서 자세한 설명과 커피시식을 할수 있었어요. 매우 친절하고 처음 경험한 쉐이브아이스는 맛있었어요.
… moreTakako Tamayama
The landmark is the chimney of a separate building that used to be a sugar cane factory. The warehouse is still in use, giving it a charming atmosphere. Inside is dimly lit and cluttered with cane sugar, salt, and Asian goods. Perhaps due to COVID-19, there were no people around, and there were no paper cups provided for the coffee samples, so all four varieties tasted the same.
… moreJK
The older sister will teach you all sorts of things. You can also buy lots of souvenirs to take back to Japan!
… moremi k
You can sample the coffee and the chocolate they make is delicious.
… more