Green World Coffee Farm - Wahiawa, Hawaii

jana H.

I am not a coffee drinker, though my son is. We stopped in here for him. It smelled so good upon arrival. They have a neat little store to wander through. They also have a place to eat. They have fresh ground coffee to drink. You can also wander through their little coffee garden. They even offer a couple of flavors of tea.

PAUL R. T. (. T.

Such a wonderful place to relax and have a sip of coffee ☕️!

I love the coffee tasting area. You get enjoy tasting some of the finest coffee on the island. From robust to mild flavored coffees, Green World Coffee Farm has em’ all. Try their tea 🫖 samples as well.

I never miss the frozen or blended ice white chocolate mocha. Also, the shave ice that Uncle serves is a delight for the keikis (kids).

Relax by the benches and tables and watch the wild chickens 🐓 come by. The coffee farm has pathways that you can explore. Fantastic views of the mountains and truly a must visit if you are heading to north of the island 🏝️

Pro tip: Family friendly place. Visit early in the morning my r around 1-3pm to a house the bus 🚌 tourist groups and crowd. Plenty of souvenirs to bring back and bags of coffee to be enjoyed at home 🏡.

Keith H.

We drove up from Honolulu to check this place out. It a very neat place that roast their own coffee and offers a wide variety of flavors. They offer samples and have a station to buy specialty drinks. Lots of cool souvenirs.

The staff is overall friendly. So my wife is a big coffee drinker than I am. My only real issue is the flavored coffees are artificially flavored. Not a fan of that, but the house brands are superb.

Imaan

Just randomly stopped over here for a cup of iced coffee and it was delicious, served quickly and comes in lots of varieties and tons of customizable options! Went with the macadamia latte. There's a fairly large gift shop inside that has tons of souvenirs, and locally produced items. They were doing a coffee tasting at well, which looked cool. The land around had tons of fruiting coffee plants to admire while you sip!

Kaley M.

If you are considering going or skipping- please stop by! This will be a short stop on your way back from someplace on your itinerary or dole plantation, certainly stop! Not a huge farm to walk though, but they do have a pretty garden to see. Coffee and service was great. They had a brand new coffee flavor that wasn’t available in the mini bags and the staff was so kind to offer to make one special for us. That made our whole day! We can’t wait to gift the coffee (and keep some for ourselves!!). Their shop has other local boutique like finds. Only suggestion would be upgrades to restrooms.. Lovely time spent there

Kurtis J. S.

Super cool that my first experience with a coffee farm was when they were in season, so that’s that. This location is open to taking a stroll though the garden and overall, just hanging out. The inside is more market than coffee house. Abundance choices of coffee available.

Paul P.

If you like coffee, well, even if you don’t! After leaving here you might! They have many samples to try! And you won’t need sugar or cream with them! This place is everything coffee! The staff here is friendly and helpful very knowledgeable about their coffee’s! After buying a bag they grounded it down for us to use at hotel! Plenty of parking, restrooms and a place to walk among the coffee plants to enjoy the smells of the beans on the plants! Highly recommend this stop if your on your way to north shore or Dole’s plantation. It’s a nice place. In the early morning hours it’s pretty busy at the counter, you can bypass that and go right to the store area! Opens at 7:00 am.

Rachel S.

Delicious smoothies and fresh coffee. Cute little store. Excited to try the espresso beans when I get back home.