Good Coffee to Have in Cafes in Honolulu
Hawaii has a good coffee culture and more coffee shops and cafes in Honolulu offer quality coffee, nicer pastries and even better desserts and snacks at more reasonable prices. Here is a list of these cafes and coffee houses and their respective locations.
Conversations Café on Liliha Street
Opened in June 202, Conversations Café Liliha is one of the cute Japanese-themed cafes in Honolulu. This cafe is famous for its mochi waffles, latte arts, croissants, acai bowls and sandwiches. The menu prices are very reasonable, with coffees below $5 and Specialty drinks below $10, and the coffee and tea selections are adequate. The atmosphere inside is enjoyable and the staff is very kind and friendly. There is also free parking around the corner and public buses 10 and 13 have nearby stops. The Conversations Café is located at 1805 Liliha Street at the intersection of North Kuakini Street.
Farmhouse Cafe at the Sheridan Street
Farmhouse Cafe has been operating in Hawaii since September 2020 and has become one of the to-go brunch cafes in Honolulu. Due to the owner’s Moroccan heritage, this cafe focuses on French-style brunch and uses all organic ingredients. The Farmhouse Cafe menu has a lot to offer but the starts of the show are potato Mille-Feuille, Scrambled Omelets, brioche, gourmet burgers, crepes, beignets and Croque Monsieur. They also have vegan and vegetarian options indicated on the menu. Farmhouse Cafe is located at 808 Sheridan Street, very close to the Walmart Store.
Kona Coffee Purveyors | b Patisserie in Waikiki
Kona Coffee is for sure one of the more high-equate coffee shops in Honolulu. This is an excellent place to have quality coffee and well-baked pastries like chocolate, almond croissants, Kouign-Amann, cakes, and chocolate-infused sweets. Overall, this is a stunning cafe for those looking for quality and are okay with paying a bit more for their craving. You can find Kona Coffee at the Kuhio Avenue Mall Entrance inside the International Marketplace in Waikiki. The Waikiki area is also where you can find some of the most well-known bars in Honolulu, where most tourists go to have a good time.
Mr. Tea Cafe in Kaka’ako Neighborhood
There is a growing Asian population in Hawaii. As a result, the love of boba milk tea has become ever more evident. This is why Mr. Tea Cafe is the best bubble tea shop to visit if you want some boba milk tea. The menu includes not only milk tea but also iced tea, smoothies and a few choices from their bakery, like macarons, cookies and cake slices. You can find Mr. Tea Cafe in the Kaka’ako area and at 909 Kapiolani Boulevard near the Ward Avenue junction.
Mirage Art & Coffee close to Wilhelmina Rise
For something very different, Mirage Art & Coffee is one of those cafes in Honolulu that has a different vibe from others because it has a Middle Eastern theme on the inside. The coffee and food menu also has a good selection of Arabic and Turkish options. However, you can also get normal coffee and tea, but remember their toasts and Middle Eastern eats like za’atar, dolmas, and ful medames. Mirage Art & Coffee is located at 1425 10th Avenue near the Wilhelmina Rise.
Hiking Hawaii Cafe at Doubletree by Hilton
Hiking Hawaii Cafe has been offering healthy sandwiches and delicious beverages for those looking to sit in one of the cafes in Honolulu near the Waikiki Beach area. This cafe is located just next to the Doubletree by Hilton’s entrance on Ala Moana Blvd. There are ample seats inside, and the coffee and the snacks are made to order quickly. The menu at Hiking Hawaii Cafe includes toasts, paninis, pizzas, hot and cold coffee, sandwiches, smoothies and local favorite acai bowls. The easiest way to get here is by car, or you can also take either bus 2,8 or 13 to get here.
Glazers Coffee near the University Avenue
Since 2007, Glazers Coffee has become one of Honolulu’s more modest coffee shops. This is where you go to have a simple cup of coffee and grab a slice of homemade pie. Glazers Coffee is located at 2700 South King Street, very close to University Avenue, accessible via bus number 1 and 1L.
