5 coffee shops and cafés you need to check out in Waikiki

If you're in Waikiki, get your regular caffeine fix at one of these stylish coffee shops.
Kevin Allen,
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Knowing where to get your daily dosage of caffeine is important, and fortunately for visitors and residents alike, Waikiki has got a number of coffee shops and cafés. Ranging from a chic to sleek, these five spots must be on your radar if you’re in the market for a cup of joe. 

Aside from the excellent coffee, Kona Coffee Purveyors also sells delectable pastries.
Photo by Aaron Yoshino

Kona Coffee Purveyors

Named after the place its coffee beans are harvested, Kona Coffee Purveyors is also popular for its puff pastries, such as the kouign-amann. International Market Place. 2330 Kalākaua Ave., (808) 450-2364, konacoffeepurveyors.com.
 

Kai Coffee 

Known for its speedy service, the café’s baristas can serve you pour-over, AeroPress or French press coffees, or choose a macchiato, cappuccino, latte or frappé. Hyatt Regency Waikīkī Beach Resort, 2424 Kalākaua Ave., (808) 923-1700, kaicoffeehawaii.com.
 

Gorilla in the Café

Using 100 percent Hawai‘i-grown beans, this coffee shop has more than just coffee. Açaí bowls, pitaya bowls and fruit smoothies are also on the menu. 2155 Kalākaua Ave., (808) 922-2055.

Olive & Oliver is a great place to grab an espresso and find stylish clothing and accessories.
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Olive & Oliver

Part boutique, part café, the Instagrammable coffee cups are rivaled only by the stylish clothing and accessories hanging on the walls. Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club, 412 Lewers St., (808) 921-2233, oliveandoliverhawaii.com. 
 

Honolulu Coffee Co.

Made from Kona coffee beans picked from the slopes of Mauna Loa, we recommend the Nutty Hawaiian Latte, with macadamia nut and coconut syrup. At the Moana Surfrider, Prince Waikīkī and Sheraton Waikīkī hotels, honolulucoffee.com.

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