Best Coffee in Lahaina
Where to get good coffee in Lahaina and West Maui — cafés that survived, opened after, or are quietly serving West Side locals.
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A Lahaina roaster working with Maui-grown beans; the online shop closes each winter while the team travels to Italy.
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In their words
Roasting Maui-grown coffee in Lahaina puts them about as close to the source as it's reasonable to get — the beans aren't crossing an ocean before they're roasted and packed. Hawaii-grown coffee is genuinely distinct from most of what turns up on a specialty shelf, and the origin alone is worth paying attention to. The online shop runs year-round, except for a stretch each winter when the team heads to Italy — which is either charmingly eccentric or perfectly sensible, depending on your perspective. Reviews are thin at thirteen, so it's genuinely hard to say much more with confidence. Worth a look if you find yourself in Lahaina.
Common questions
Yes, Old Lahaina Coffee has reopened. The Lahaina fire significantly affected their primary farm's facilities, but the store has resumed operations and continues to serve customers at 648 Wharf Street.
Current hours are not listed in their public profile. Check their website at oldlahainacoffee.com or call ahead before visiting, as hours may be subject to change during their ongoing recovery period.
The Maui Mokka is an award-winning variety that Old Lahaina Coffee describes as the "Champagne of Coffee." It's a rare varietal descended from a 1,000-year-old Ethiopian heirloom, known for dense chocolate and rose characteristics, available in their "Whales Tales" roast.
The Maui Red Catuai is a variety Old Lahaina Coffee calls the "Cabernet of Coffee" for its wide flavor profile. It's featured in the King K's Kope and the No Ka Oi Espresso blend, which is used by a number of Maui restaurants.
Their coffee is 100% Hawaiian specialty coffee sourced from Maui's volcanic soil at elevations of 500 to 600 feet. All beans are roasted on-site at the Wharf Street location.
Old Lahaina Coffee focuses entirely on 100% Hawaiian specialty coffee with named single-island varietals like the rare Maui Mokka and Maui Red Catuai. The combination of estate-sourced Maui beans and in-house roasting distinguishes it from shops that blend or import beans from multiple origins.
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Where to get good coffee in Lahaina and West Maui — cafés that survived, opened after, or are quietly serving West Side locals.
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