Tea:licious Cafe — Restaurant in Hawaii

There’s a lot to love about this little tea house in the middle of coffee country. There is a beautiful smell of fresh pastries when you walk in and a wide variety of loose leaf tea available. I opted for their mamaki lemon iced tea. I really appreciated the environmental conscious nature here. I was offered my tea in a glass, my straw is paper instead of plastic, and there’s a basket of mugs at the door for customers to take and bring back on their next visit. There were come gluten-free and vegan options on thebir food menu. It took every bit of restraint from ordering one of everything. I took one of their gluten-free almond cookies to go. It was flaky on the outside and moist on the inside. They are AMAZING!! The service was great and place was clean. This would be a regular stop for me if I lived...

SOOO YUMMY! We ate breakfast here 3 mornings during our week long stay. We loved;

The Healthy One Breakfast $12.50; *1/2 fresh papaya w.lemon slice *Chia, Oats & Coconut milk topped w.honey (or agave) & loads of fresh fruit *boiled egg (soft boiled) *side of toasted almonds

The German Breakfast FrÜhstÜck $18.50 *2 varieties of cold cut meats *3 varieties of cheeses *pad of butter *sliced apples *1/2 mandarin *tomato wedge *cucumber slices *slice of pickle *pot of strawberry jam *croissant *2x chiabatta bread rolls *soft boiled egg *glass of orange juice

And their 100% Kona coffee!

Both breakfast plates were super filling and fresh.

Service was excellent and friendly.

But be warned there are only 4 small tables inside.

We look forward to returning and spreading the word about this...

The German breakfast plate at Tealicious is a delightful way to start the day. As a cold brew drinker, I pair it with some cold brew. But the plate of delicious snacks is what I love the most. From cheese and bread to jams and eggs, everything pairs well together. Tealicious is tucked away off the beaten path from Ali’i Drive in downtown Kona, making it a bit hard to find. It’s also next to some residential apartments and a yoga studio, so parking can be a bit of a challenge. However, you can find street parking above the coffee shop on your way down towards Royal Kona Resort. The shop is small, the Wi-Fi isn’t the best, so I often sit outside or near the window. The food is great, the staff is friendly, and the coffee tastes good. Ironically, I still haven’t tried their tea, but I heard it’s...