Coffee Near Waikiki Beach, Open at 7 AM

The Coffee Menu (and What It Costs)

Every coffee is made to order. The Kona is the reason to come; the espresso bar is for when you want your usual:

• •100% Kona Coffee ($7.00) — brewed from Big Island Kona beans, smooth and low-acid. Not a 10% "Kona blend."
• •Kona Pour Over ($10.95) — the single-cup, slow-brewed version for people who want the full Kona experience
• •Kona Cold Brew ($6.95) — the beach order on a hot morning
• •Espresso ($4.75) · Americano ($5.35) · Latte / Cappuccino ($6.35)
• •Ube Latte ($7.95) — purple, creamy, and the most photographed cup in the shop
• •Kona Affogato ($8.50) — espresso over ice cream, for the afternoon

Why 7 AM Is the Whole Point

Waikiki sunrise happens before most cafes on the strip open their doors. We're open at 7, which means you can grab a Kona coffee and a warm malasada, walk five minutes back to the beach, and drink it with your feet in the sand before the crowds arrive. If you're coming down from the Diamond Head sunrise hike, we're on your way back.

What to Get With Your Coffee

Coffee alone is fine. Coffee with one of these is the reason people come back:

• •Mochi Donut ($3.95) — crispy outside, chewy inside; the Kona coffee and black sesame donut is the house pairing
• •Malasada ($3.95) — Portuguese-Hawaiian fried dough, best warm
• •Spam Musubi ($2.95) — the local breakfast; musubi + coffee is under $10
• •Not a coffee person? Matcha Latte ($9.95) or a canned boba milk tea ($8.95) to go

Getting Here From the Beach

We're at 2142 Kalākaua Ave — the main avenue that runs along Waikiki Beach. From the sand near the Duke Kahanamoku statue, walk inland one block to Kalākaua and head west (toward Ala Moana) about 5 minutes. Everything is to-go friendly, so most people walk straight back to the water.

Frequently Asked Questions