Green World Coffee Farm — Restaurant in Oʻahu

We have passed by Green World Coffee Farm countless times, having thought they only sold bags of coffee. Today we decided to stop by and see for ourselves what this unassuming place had to offer. Boy, were we surprised! From the outside the building looks rather plain and small. But when you get inside it is packed with colorful merchandise ranging from t-shirts, women's razor back tank tops, handmade ceramic mugs, hand painted trivets, and coasters, purses, hats and caps, fans, towels, pareos, scented soaps and bath salts, and so much more. And let's not forget the COFFEE! There are a lot of flavors. I took pictures of the coffee shelves and if you enlarge the screen you will be able to read the flavors posted on the signs. There are also burlap bags that bring back the nostalgia of days gone by.

When we arrived the parking lot was almost full. People were milling around the shop, ordering special coffee and drinks from the baristas, and sitting around in the various places enjoying their drinks. Some were in the enclosed seating, most were outside on the picnic tables or other small tables scattered around, and yet more were enjoying the coffee garden that boasts many coffee trees in various stages of growth. Some of the beans were all green and others were turning red. Dave sat on one of the chairs and enjoyed the ambiance while I wandered through the aisles looking at the coffee bushes.

Back at the store we decided we needed to order something since I can't very well do a fair review of their drinks if I never tried one. So I went up to the counter and Rams was there to take my order. I told him it was my first time and I would like him to suggest something for me. He started with the hot coffee and said the Caramel Macchiato was their most popular hot drink. He went on to explain what it is with extreme proficiency. He knows his product, to be sure. I said I'd prefer a cold drink since today the sun actually decided to make an appearance and it was warm outside. He suggested a freeze or a shake or smoothie and as I looked over the menu I asked if the "freeze" is similar to a McDonald's Frappe. He said their freeze is indeed similar but let me make this very clear. There is absolutely NO comparison once you actually take a sip. I ordered the mocha freeze and white chocolate and whipped cream on the top. The gal who made my drink, I'm sorry I didn't get her name but she is amazing! The drink was rich, full bodied, smooth, and delectably flavored with not one tiny piece of ice hiding in there. My husband, who isn't really a fan of frappucccinos took one sip and said, "Mmmm, what is this?" I told him it was similar to a frappe which he does know about and he said, "This is the best one I've ever had!" I have to agree and reiterate, there is absolutely NO comparison. In fact it is insulting to Green World to compare their mocha freeze to anything from a fast food place or even from Starbucks. If you have never tried their freeze you simply haven't lived. Their freezes are amazing, tasty, sinfully delicious, and so worth the guilt of drinking it as the flavors dance on your tongue. Do I sound like I am in love with Green World mocha freezes? Well, I just may be. I didn't feel guilty for ordering it. Not one tiny bit. Nope. It was such an indulgence but our diet be damned. It was so worth it.

We plan to stop at Green World Coffee Farm every time we are heading back home to Wahiawa from the North Shore. They are a hidden gem nestled between Whitmore and Helemano that you have got to put on your bucket list. Trust me. You will thank yourself over and over when you do.

Mahalo to Rams, Pua, Eric, and the two gals working inside who took my order and made my drink. Your friendly smiles and efficiency...

Green World Coffee Farm offers an interesting look into coffee production and a chance to taste some freshly brewed coffee. It’s a solid choice if you’re curious about how coffee is grown and processed.

The tour provides a basic overview of coffee cultivation, including how beans are grown and processed. It’s informative, though it might not delve deeply into every detail. The setting is pleasant and educational.

The coffee tasting is enjoyable, with a selection of their roasted coffees to try. While the coffee is good, it might not stand out if you’re looking for something exceptional. It’s a decent way to sample their offerings.

The café at the farm is nice enough, offering a place to relax and enjoy your coffee. It’s a comfortable spot, though it’s fairly straightforward without any standout features.

The staff are friendly and helpful. They’re knowledgeable about the coffee and happy to share information, but the experience might lack the personal touch found at more specialized venues.

The farm is situated in a scenic area, and while it’s a bit of a drive, it’s manageable. Directions are clear, and there’s sufficient parking.

Green World Coffee Farm is a good place to visit if you’re interested in learning about coffee and enjoying a decent cup. It’s not exceptional, but it offers a pleasant and informative experience for those curious about...

We arrived at Green world coffee on June 9th at 4:30 pm. and had to guess where to turn because there was no sign coming from the direction we were coming from. I wanted to pick up some ground coffee and at the desk I picked up a bag, but it was beans. There were two young girls behind the counter having a conversation. I kindly said, excuse me, but I know reply so I said, excuse me one more time and one of the girls looked at me with daggers in her eyes like I was interrupting her conversation about the night before. So I said hi I have a question. She just stared at me. The other girl came over and said yes. so I asked if they had ground coffee She told me in a very monotone voice. We grind the coffee after you buy it. I asked OK how much is a bag and again she answered in a very monotone voice without smiling. The prices are over there on the wall. I walked over. There were many many choices of flavors of coffee. I stood there for 30 seconds thinking about the interaction with the two customer service girls at the counter which was upsetting to me. Then I decided I’m not spending my money here after being treated like a bother. those girls need to learn how to give proper customer service and not worry about what their bikini is going to look like when they go to the beach. I’m sure they don’t care that the business lost money, but I bet the...