Sacred Grounds Coffee Farm — Restaurant in Hawaii

Ah Bill you hit the nail on the head with this one and i am a tough guy to impress.

Where Coffee Meets Paradise ~ Nestled atop a hill, Sacred grounds coffee is more than just a coffee shop—it’s an elevated experience. As you descend the hidden path, the lush trees part to reveal a panorama that takes your breath away. The Coffee: A Symphony of Flavor The moment you step inside, the aroma envelops you like a warm embrace. The beans are sourced from the best geographical location. The owner / barista, an artist in their own right, crafts your coffee with precision, coaxing out notes of chocolate and a hint of adventure. The first sip transports you—this isn’t just coffee; it’s a liquid sonnet. Views That Steal the Show The café’s floor-to-ceiling windows frame a jaw-dropping vista. Kealakekua Bay sprawls before you, its iconic horizon etched against the sky. Every glance a postcard-worthy moment. Meet the Heart and Soul: Owner Extraordinaire Bill, the café’s spirited owner, embodies the essence of Sacred grounds coffee. With a contagious laugh and smile that twinkles like freshly ground coffee, he greets every guest like an old friend. Bill doesn’t just serve coffee; he curates memories. He’ll regale you with tales of his travels, share secret recipes, and ensure your cup runneth over with joy. Beyond the Cup: An Immersive Journey Café Elysium isn’t about transactions; it’s about transformations. Bill hosts coffee-tasting workshops, where you learn to decipher the nuances of each blend. He invites local artists to exhibit their work, turning it into a gallery of inspiration. So, my fellow coffee adventurer, next time you crave more than a caffeine fix, seek out Sacred grounds coffee farm. It’s where the view is as rich as the brew, and the owner’s smile warms your soul.

Bill, if you see this. Don’t change a damn thing! God...

If you go to Kona please stop and patronize this fantastic place. It may be the one of the highlight of our trip. There are many to choose from but with the name and 4.7 rating in google we chose this. The moment we walked in we were greeted by smiling faces of Annie & Robin. We were offered fresh Kona coffee, macadamia nuts, and an explanation on how to chew the nuts to a paste then take a sip of coffee. WOW. We hung out on the back deck with a beautiful relaxing view. We looked at a variety of beautiful pottery. They served us fresh fruit and then let us pick some 4-6 variety of fresh fallen fruit to take home for free. My Filipino family recognized a plant they use for soup/stews and they even learned about what it is and how to cook it. We got to hear the story of how the name came to be but missed the opportunity to meet the owner, Bill. We missed the tour of the farm but did not have the time either. We got a honey latte with fresh cinnamon both from their farm and it was sooooo tasty! We left with a few bags of coffee and nuts. This place is filled with Aloha Spirit and we will be back next time when we travel here to do the tour. If I could give 10 I would. Somehow I felt we came out ahead and enriched by...

My heart choked up as I walked into this place. I felt a weight on me I couldn't pin point I found out later what it was. We ordered a Cappuccino , a Mocha and a Pastry and while I waited, I looked at the beautiful pottery the owner made. The Chrystalline Vases were breath taking beautiful. The Owner is such a beautiful soul and we listened to some of his Stories about the Cacao and Coffee they grow. While we sat and gazed over the ocean and lush green, I thought of my best friend and her late Baby. How she would love this place and while I thought of her and baby Logan , Dolly Parton started singing " There was Jesus" a song they played at Logans Celebration of life in that very moment My friend send me a picture of Logan telling me , she was just reminded of this photo and tears started rolling down my face and I just felt Logan was with me the first moment I walked into Sacred Grounds. There was two little Bears in a Shelf and Logans nickname was "Logi Bear" just so many signs of him. So special to me.

The coffee is delicious, the Pastry was a crunchy Almond marzipan Danish it was very good. We had some little cute lizards visiting our table while we enjoyed the view.

Thank you for this...