Kona Coffee Purveyors B Patisserie

As a bit of a coffee snob (I love light and medium roast single origin coffees) this place was a real treat. Hawaiian coffee done extremely well, with a very good patisserie inside as well. Service was very friendly and lovely. There's also whole bean coffees to take home, and they have all of them on drip to sample, which was very cool to try. A lot of very impressive coffees with unique flavours. Only complaint is the prices. Everything is a bit pricey, even for Hawaii, but especially the beans bags ranging $40-$50 for 12 oz.

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one of the best coffee makers in the city, they have a collaboration with the b.pattiserie from san francisco. the coffee beans are purchased directly from the farmers in hawaii so that the premium prices are paid especially for Kona coffee. they have a coffee tasting bar, where they can all try variety before committing themselves to pay for their beans. really great supplement. only 4 stars to give because the incarnation tomorrow is ridiculously long. probably better to go during the day.

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there is always a long line, but it moves. it's worth waiting. baked is so fresh and tasteful. I had kona cold beer and it was great. the portions are smaller for the price, but it is waikiki. the outside seats opposite street was perhaps the most for 8-10 people and attracted many baptisms and sperlings. there is also a large table sitting on the mall page for those who are afraid of birds who fly to catch their baked. lol

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The line was long. The coffee was expensive. The pastries were also pricey. Worth every minute and every penny. Wow! The coffee is delicate and perfect. I also brought 3 pastries back to our room and put them on a plate to share with my daughter and we agreed the black sesame Kouign Amman was one of our favorite pastries ever. Fresh,flakey, delightful unique flavor. Yum! Réservez une table maintenant

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Yes, the line is long, ~30 mins wait.Yes, the pastries $7 each) taste delicious and are made fresh.Yes, it's worth to try it once, but being a regular customer can drain your wallet.Yes, I believe it's a tad overhyped.... or maybe I'm wrong.Great place though.

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Probably the best coffee we had in Waikiki. Great service, amazing pastries (including a limited number of gluten free and vegan options) and lovely staff. Definitely more on the high end high price side but very much worth it

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You should start your day with flat white with almond chocolate croissant. It opens at 7 am with long line inside the market. So you may be there 6:45 am. Yes it worth the wait.The pastries are fresh and made daily (6 piece).

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Pineapple, black sesame flavor are good. I also tried blueberry scone and the seasonal apple croissants. Overall, they are very crispy and fluffy. A bit pricy tho Réservez une table maintenant

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the first time here in kona. I've been throwing my three coffees out since it rained. the great people at kona have made my coffee without cost new.

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a long line, but that is worth waiting! good Kona coffee and fine baked.

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