Green World Coffee Farm

The Experience: This is the perfect place to stop while driving up to the North Shore. ​The Tour: They offer a free tour that covers the history of the farm and shows you the different kinds of bean trees. It’s a great way to stretch your legs and learn something new. ​Roasting: You can smell the freshness because they roast the beans right here on-site. ​The Coffee: ​Selection: They have a huge variety of various coffee beans to choose from (lots of flavored options too). ​Service (Star of the Show): The staff really makes the experience. Special shoutout to Sam—he was the best staff member we encountered! ​Verdict: A fun, educational, and tasty stop. Don't drive past without grabbing a cup!

Everything about Green World Coffee Farm was top notch! Sierra was our tour guide and she was phenomenal! She answered a ton of questions, was so knowledgeable and was so kind! The coffee tour was fun and informative and the coffee Cafe was delicious! My family tried the pastries, icecream and different kinds of coffee and it was all good! The whole bean and ground options/flavor was great and there's something for everyone! *Service dog friendly and so kind

Hot white mocha coffee from the cafe was delicious! Tried a sample of their rainbow blend coffee. It was delicious no sweetener added and I still liked it! Liked it so much I bought a bag of the whole beans! Lots of cute items in the store. One of my favorite stops of the day touring the island!

I remember going here 10+ years ago and there wasn’t anyone here when I would go and the coffee trees were below my waist and now there’s a gift shop, a line, and the coffee trees are above my head! I’m so proud of how well this little coffee shop has done. I got some great little gifts, some delicious samples, and bags of fresh roasted coffee for home and walk through the farm. Highly recommend!

On our way to the beach, we noticed a coffee farm and, of course, couldn’t just pass by, so we stopped. There was a small market where you could buy different accessories and try some treats. Naturally, we tried the coffee, and it was delicious. They had a wide selection of syrups for sale, various accessories, stickers, and even some cosmetics. You can also walk around the plantation where the coffee beans grow. Honestly, I really liked it. The coffee was tasty, and I’d probably stop by again just to have a cup, take a walk, or sit and relax here. Overall, a very positive impression.

Green World Coffee Farm – A Perfect Stop for Coffee Lovers! We stopped at Green World Coffee Farm during our Grand Tour Around the Island, and it was a great experience! They offer a nice selection of locally made Hawaiian coffees, and you can sample different flavors before you buy. It’s a relaxing spot surrounded by nature, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. Whether you’re a true coffee lover or just curious to learn about local products made right here on the island, this is definitely worth a visit! ☕🌺

Lots of coffee available to order from the coffee bar. Lots of shaved ice to buy from the ice cream and shaved ice side. Lots of coffee beans to buy with very creative names. Plenty of souvenirs to choose from. They give out several free samples of coffee too. The staff are friendly and can help guide you towards a coffee blend that you will like. They sell coffee beans in 1/2 or 1 pound bags with the price varying on the blend or type. There is a coffee farm in the back that you can take some photos too.

We visited twice suiting our trip to Oahu. The tour was free and very informative. They had both tea and coffee samples (yum) and a variety of drinks (hot and cold) to purchase. The store was cute with lots of trinkets to bring home.

I wanted to give an update to Recognize Green World Coffee Farm for their strong customer service and prioritizing the customer experience for an outstanding satisfaction. Thank you so much. Dear, Green World Farm Ohana I want to say thank you for your help and support in fixing the issue that I came across with your point system. Your Ohana was definitely attentive and on it every step. Thank you for being extremely helpful and I appreciate you going above and beyond. When it comes to helping your customers you guys truly showed that you really do care and that's amazing. Your assistance really made a difference and I felt heard as a customer and for that I'm truly grateful.

We stopped by Green World Coffee Farm on our way back from the Dole Plantation. Dole Plantation was definitely more tourist-y but Green World had a really nice down to earth vibe. First, it can be a bit hard to find the spot. We took the bus there and we had to trek the rest of the way. If you have a car, there's ample parking. Next, the Farm has...well a coffee farm that you can explore and visit. There's a really serene garden to be in as well where you can relax. Inside, there is a gift shop and a cafe where you can order snacks and coffee. We ordered a macademia nut latte to share as we took a break together. The best part of the farm is all the whole bean coffee you can buy to bring home with you. They have a huge variety of flavors! You'll definitely find something to bring home. They also let you sample some coffee towards the front of the store.

We stopped here while exploring the island, my husband mentioned needing to stop for a bathroom break and I had Green World Coffee Farm on my list to try. There's plenty of parking and there's an entrance that leads straight to the coffee bar where there was a line of people waiting to order. Once you pass the counter there's a HUGE room with art, gifts, handmade items, stickers, coffee and more. It's really a huge gift shop. You wait in the main room while they make your order and they call you up when it's ready. Unfortunately, the way they were fulfilling orders while I was there was as drinks were finished, not as a full order. So while I was waiting someone else's drink was called and then my drink was called but when I walked up all the drinks were gone- I saw the person who went up at the same time grabbed two drinks and they looked a bit confused but walked off without saying anything- they definitely accidentally took my drink. I waited and my second drink was brought out and I noticed by then a lonely drink just sitting on the counter, yes it was the drink the other couple actually ordered. Luckily, when I went up to the counter and explained what happened they made a new drink for me. Both of the drinks we ordered were fantastic and I'd definitely stop by anytime I'm in the area. I love that they offer a large variety of coffee and non-coffee drinks here. I wish we had stayed longer to check out the actual coffee farm, but I was distracted by the shop.

Great place to stop for coffee and to see how coffee cherries grow. Their garden of trees behind the shop is peaceful and inviting; just get yourself a cup of their coffee and a snack from their coffee bar and sit out here to enjoy them. They have a whole wall full of different flavored coffee, too, whole beans and ground, that you can purchase. Read about how coffee is grown and processed. Great educational and informative stop with delicious coffee and baked goods!

Green World coffee farm is a little out of the way for this townie. But my friends wanted to try it one Saturday so we went. After 45 minutes of driving I was THIRSTY. Haha. There is a big gravel parking lot and a lot of tour vans. The line was quite long, but it moves. I ordered the fruity tea and then later got a Mac nut latte. The tea was good, but I hard time finishing the latte. It was very creamy. Too creamy? Next time I'll get something less milky. They offer freezes and coffee slushies, but maybe I'm more of a purist when it comes to coffee...idk. Maybe an americano is in my future here. I like that they have a little store, but it's very much geared towards tourists. I also like that they had plenty of seating. We ended up staying for a few hours just talking and didn't feel rushed out. In fact, we stayed long enough that I got a second drink. I also tried some of their samples. It was interesting. They have interesting and unique coffee flavors. They do samples because they sell bags of coffee. They also sell shave ice and Dave's ice cream. The service is exceptional. Everyone working here was happy and smiling and helpful--so friendly. I'd come back to support the people working here, but not necessarily for the lattes.

Love their cafe here and the ability to try their coffee and tea selections Ample parking outside and always friendly service from their staff The BIGGEST win is their small taster coffees for gifts to bring back

Cute tourist spot and a great stop before visiting the Dole Plantation. We ordered a hot peppermint mocha--10/10, though I wish it had a little more peppermint--and it was delicious. I also got an iced macchiato, which was a solid 7/10.

I didn't realize how close this farm is to the Dole Plantation! We made a quick stop to check it out. We didn't grab any drinks but we did try some tea, and bought some souvenirs! I loved that they had so many different coffee bean flavors and they come in mini packs - these make great gifts or just buy them for yourself to try a variety of flavors! The small packs are good for a couple cups of coffee. There is also a little farm outside to walk through, our kids liked exploring and they even had little kids tables in the center. It's a nice quick stop for something to drink and stretch your legs if you're driving up to the North Shore!

Every coffee lovers dream. They sell a huge variety of coffee beans and souvenirs. They also sell shaved iced and cafe items. Everyone was so friendly. Plus the coffee farm is right outside the building for you to explore.

Cool concept with good coffee. I'd recommend visiting at least once if you're in the area. I wasn't a fan of the blended coffee drink as I found it too sweet but their regular coffee is really good. Service was friendly and fast.

Line is very long but it didn't take long to order, probably 5 minutes. Loved their samples, it was really good! I could honestly drink it without the half and half, it's that good! Ordered the macadamia latte, it was pretty good. * Also, matcha latte ( I know they are known for coffee) but I wanted to try it! Definitely isn't good, it's basically milk & probably used Trader Joe's matcha powder They also have a vendor that sells shave ice and ice cream

Cute Spot, But the Coffee Missed the Mark I really wanted to like this coffee spot.. it has a cute little shop with a fun selection of shirts, postcards, and trinkets that make it a nice place to browse while you wait. Unfortunately, the coffee itself just didn't hit the mark for me. It lacked in several areas: the flavor wasn't strong or bold, the sweetness wasn't balanced, and overall, it just didn't have that punch you hope for in a good cup of coffee. I tasted a couple drinks, and the only one that somewhat stood out was my fiancé's basically a caramel Frappuccino style drink, which was decent but nothing you couldn't get elsewhere. Customer service was okay. The standout was actually the guy on the left serving the shaved ice! He greeted us & spoke to us in Samoan & helped us the rest of the time! super friendly, helpful, and chatting with us from the start. The baristas, on the other hand, felt a bit immature and more focused on joking around than on making a solid coffee. All in all, it's a nice place to pop into if you're browsing or want to grab a souvenir, but if you're really craving a great cup of coffee, this might not be the place that satisfies.

I finally got to try this place! Been seeing it all over social media. It is in wahiawa, a pretty far drive to where I am but we was in the area so why not. I seen on their popular drinks that they had an ube/coconut latte which I was excited to try but they didn't have it anymore. So I settled for their specialty drink which was the Mac nut/ coconut iced latte. The coconut is very strong but I love coconut so it didn't bother me. I got a large, prices are decent around $7 something for a large which had 4 shots of espresso in it. They also had shaved ice, ice blended drinks, hot coffee and snacks too. The place is super huge. You order on one side and the they have another side where they sell merch. They have a lot of stuff. Super cute decor and the vibe is just cozy. The service was good. The workers were nice and helpful.

Came here on a weekday around lunch time. Grabbed a 20oz hazelnut latte, which had 4 espresso shots, for $6, which is pretty good for coffee prices nowadays. Also grabbed a pistachio biscotti. The latte came out strangely fast, but was good in flavor. The pistachio biscotti was soooo hard and tasted stale.. There is a souvenir shop, with contains a lot of goodies and coffee beans for sale. They let you sample 5 flavors for that day. The flavors are interesting, ranging from blueberry strudel to coconut cream. Then, you can buy beans (and ask them to grind them). They sell small packs (1.75 oz) as well as 8 and 16 oz packs. The other goodies that they sell are extremely marked up. You can find the same items at other stores or online for much less... One thing I'd recommend doing if you come here is to the tour the coffee farm. It's cool to see the cherries on the tree. We got a free tour from someone who worked there, so it was nice to learn about how the beans are produced, how the flavoring is added in, and when they're ready to be picked. Overall, Green World Coffee Farm is a fun experience for coffee lovers. However, their pastries don't seem to be fresh and a lot of their goodies are marked up, which I didn't really appreciate.

Green World Coffee Farm A great stop on our way to the north shore. The farm consists of a small Coffee tree orchard that you can walk through while reading the guide available via QR code in the main building. They had free samples for folks to try and were incredibly knowledgeable about the different coffees and grinds. I purchased coffee for my mom, who enjoys Turkish coffee, and the employee quickly suggested the best roast and grind for that coffee combination. Grabbed a coconut iced latte on the way out which was incredibly smooth and not too sweet. Plus, they have the best kind of ice in the iced coffee...if you know you know.

The staff is kind and efficient! They offer samples of their coffee which you can buy a bag and brew at home. There's so many different options to order and buy as a souvenir/enjoy at home if you're local. The inside is decorated very nostalgic and beautiful and this is a great place to learn about coffee and how it's made here. There's a garden with chickens! How cool :) My drink was a hibiscus cooler, which is hibiscus tea and pineapple juice! Very tasty and fresh.

I love coming here! I love the vibes and it's always a good time. There's covered seating connected to the building and tons of seating outside. Don't forget to take a walk through the farm. There's a seating area amongst the coffee trees + a little kids area. I got the matcha with raspberry and I cannot recommend it enough! It was so delicious and perfectly balanced. Everyone is so kind and they get your drink out quickly, considering how busy they always are!

They offer many things! From coffee bean selections, merchandise, farm tours, shave ice, coffee/tea samples, and coffee shops with food. My favorite drink is either a 20-oz mocha freeze ($9.00) or a 20-oz white mocha freeze ($9.00) with a Raspberry white chocolate scone ($4.50). Bad: - The price could be high if you want some special drinks. - The location is hard to visit if you do not have a vehicle. - The location gets busy when tourists visit with their tour bus. Good: - Their drinks and food are good! Cannot stop drinking this Mocha freeze. - Clean facility with friendly staff. - There are enough parking spaces for everyone, so no need to worry about parking. - You can purchase a selection of coffee beans along with other souvenirs. - Visit their coffee tree farm and see the actual raw coffee berries. Conclusion: I initially visited the location to buy coffee beans and souvenirs. Now, I cannot stop visiting for their coffee and food. It is the perfect stop when you are heading to the North Shore!

Great local place, good selection of food. It's been a while since I've come here, but had my review left on drafts. Cool ambience and customer service.

While the farm was a bit underwhelming, it did have coffee trees to see and some beans on them. The trees are less of a farm than an example of where beans come from. The coffee shop was cute and filled with many knick knacks. Service was okay. I do wish the drinking tables were cleaner. The roosters running around was a little gross.

Coffee good. Bathroom just ok clean, needs effort in cleaning. Music horrible - as a tour operator, I'm going to Wailua Coffee from now on: when I mentioned it to a girl who works there, a young blonde, she asked me, "Why don't you like the music?" She acted as if something was wrong with me bc my customers don't appreciate the heavy metal. She seemed not to care that I'm a tour guide and that I bring customers to them every day. So, I simply won't from now on. It is their business. They can run it anyway they want. It's too bad, though, as I brought many tour guests here in the past year.

We decided to stop here for coffee before starting our day! We got the Mac nut and coconut iced coffee with oat milk and it was pretty good. My boyfriend isn't a coffee person but he also liked it! I love that you can walk around their coffee farm and it was nice to check it out. They have a huge store filled with coffee merchandise and trinkets. They also a free coffee samples since they sell their coffee beans. I'm a coffee lover so this spot was awesome! Definitely got some souvenirs to take home with me.

Best coffee we had on the island. Strong and earthy. Seems authentic. Also took the free guided "tour." It was brief and fun. Our guide, Kaja, was very sweet. Not sure that she's a coffee expert! Service was friendly and efficient. It was busy when we were there so the coffee was really fresh. We just had the drip coffee.

I love going here before we go Kahuku. Beautiful coffee farm to take pictures & lots of souvenirs to choose from. The people are friendly specially the local guys & uncle serving the ice cream .

Stop here with a tour loved it! Good coffee and nice places to take pictures. Their breakfast was great.

Very friendly service. Lots of free samples. They farm some of the beans & roast what they import & sell. Definitely worth a stop if you like coffee. Grateful we finished before the tour buses stopped.

Having been to places in the world, like Korea and Japan, that have made cafe visits experiences rather than simply a place to sit and drink coffee, I've come to realize that Hawai'i has a unique ability to offer coffee experiences that you cannot have just anywhere in the world. We grow coffee here throughout the year. Many cafes here even roast locally grown coffee. So places like these make sense and I'm surprised I haven't seen more of them. After you visit and drink locally grown and roasted coffee, it seems almost irresponsible to support out of state franchises. This location also sells items made by Kanaka Maoli businesses. They have a limited food supply, coffee drinks, bakery items, shaved ice, merch, and a wall of coffee to purchase. Not to mention, you can taste samples and walk around the small coffee garden outside. Lots of space for kids to run as well!

I like my coffee strong but my so called 4 shots of espresso latte wasn't strong or good at all :/ I got an iced coconut macnut soy latte and it tasted like water with burnt coffee beans. The prices were good and cheap for the amount of coffee, but I think it's severely overhyped. The workers on the other hand, were amazingly kind and understanding when I requested for a bit more macnut syrup. Unfortunately, it didn't help my drink at all, but I appreciated the help They have a big gift shop inside near the waiting area, coffee samples that were bland to me and my bf, and a cute little garden outside. Anyways, i wish it was better tasting so I could make the drive out again.

Great place to stop whether you are a tourist or local. We were passing by after hiking in the area and decided to stop for coffee at the farm. The store was busy with tourist passing by. We ordered coffee at the counter where you can also order snacks and some lunch items. The gift shop has a variety of coffee related items and Hawaiian themed products. In back corner by door they roast coffee beans, there is information all about the process. We picked up our coffee and headed out the back door to the demonstration coffee plant garden. There is a table and chairs in the shade surrounded by coffee bean plants. It's a very relaxing little oasis. We will be back in the future when passing through.

definitely my number 1 for CHAI! great seasoning in their chai, very flavorful. o got the frozen version and it did not disappoint. the small store is filled with more local souvenirs which i did like. they also had small bags available of their coffee at a decent price so if you wanted to create your own sampler you totally can! plenty of parking and rustic oahu for for viewing pleasure. i highly recommend, especially if there is traffic on the main road. turn out and enjoy a good bevy.

When coming back home, always make sure to stop by green world coffee farm. The coffee shop is so cute, and aesthetic. When going around the island, make sure to stop by here. They always provide such great service. If you want cute stickers for you haoles, come here LOL. The one and only thing I get is the chai freeze. It's so good!

This is a great place to come and grab coffee, tea, or a sweet treat! It is literally a coffee farm where you can walk around and see the coffee buds growing on the trees. There are always chickens and their little babies walking around. There is some shaded seating in the farm so you can enjoy your coffee or tea drink. I always take my friends and family here to get their coffee fix. I am not a coffee drinker but I love their chai tea! My husband gets shave ice when we come here. It is a great place to stop on your way to the North Shore. The staff are also very friendly. I love to pick up some gifts here as well because their shop is awesome and features local artists and other locally made items.

Just keeping it short and sweet. If you want to try their coffee, ask the person who's at the counter about what's available for you to try.. whoever is manning it was very nice and gave good recommendations. We got some of their roasted coffee beans and had them ground for cold brew drip. We also tried their pastries and grabbed some coffee to go -- it was pretty good. The ambiance of the place is mellow if you come early in the morning. You can also walk around the area to see their plants and take some pictures.

Coffee flavor is rich as always, quick service, lots of parking. Very touristy but worth the visit to see a true coffee farm on Oahu! Frozen coffee is very sweet as is any of their slushies - much like a Starbucks frap.

**Green World Coffee Farms** Nestled among the pineapple and old sugar cane fields, Green World Coffee Farms is more than just a stop for coffee--it's an experience. Visitors from around the globe make their way to this cozy spot, where the scent of freshly roasted beans fills the air and history is displayed through vintage photos lining the walls. From snapshots of old Hawaii to images of presidents enjoying their cup of joe, there's a nostalgic charm woven into the space. The small shop offers an array of souvenirs, from hats and shirts to locally grown bags of coffee--perfect for taking a taste of Hawaii home. And of course, the coffee itself is the star of the show. Whether you're savoring a classic brew or indulging in a modern-day frappe, each sip feels like a warm embrace. Green World Coffee Farms is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee while soaking in the rich history and relaxed atmosphere of O'ahu's countryside. It's the kind of place you visit once and immediately start planning your return. Highly recommended! Marie

tbh this coffee place was very mid to me. The experience is great, you can sit outside & enjoy the weather/view or you can also see their shop with all their coffee bean flavors for sale & sample them. However we thought their ube coconut latte was not good at all. Definitely can get better somewhere else. Their cappuccino freeze wasn't bad tho!

I can't go to Hawaii and not visit Green World Coffee farms in Wahiawa. This is some of the best Coffee I have ever had. Their Coffee does not have that bitter taste on the back end of like the big chain stores have. They offer a variety of roasted, but flavored Coffee. This trip, I picked up a fan favorite, Pipeline. I added butter nut rum, salted caramel, and had to get, Sexual chocolate. So far I have tried all less Salted caramel and they are great. You can truly smell and taste the flavors. There is nothing like grinding Coffee beans before brewing Coffee. The smell gets your taste buds ready for what is to some. Definitely worth checking out of you find yourself in Honolulu.

This is a very touristy spot, but it's still pretty solid for a variety of souvenirs. You can get free chocolate and coffee samples here, and they have a coffee counter with various cafe drinks. They also apparently have a coffee farm/garden that I didn't visit either because of ignorance or because I ran out of time. I preferred purchasing souvenirs at Tropical Farms Macadamia Nut over this place, but as that's located in a different part of the island, Green World Coffee Farm wouldn't be a bad choice if you're limited to just traveling in this direction. Their coffee was a bit bitter for us.

Good frappe, it costed $9 but was blended well, it just didn't have enough coffee taste in it for me (I did add 2 extra espresso shots). Cute store, free testers of their locally grown, delicious, brewed coffees.

Unique flavors, lots of different options for coffee & teas, wonderful staff, and a fun experience. Espresso flavor / latte is above average but nothing that I'd come back for. I tried their PEACH & CREAM LATTE & their MACADAMIA NUT LATTE - the flavorings were unique and good quality, nothing extraordinary but definitely not disappointed. Overall, a positive experience.

Wonderful coffee farm on the way to North Shore! They have some amazing coffee and unique flavors as well as pastries and ice cream. Staff here are super friendly and patient. Don't be scared of the long line of people waiting to order as the line moves fast. After you order, be sure to stroll thru the gift shop area. They have very cute local crafts and you can buy their coffee as well. Outside you'll find a "self serve" informative walk thru of their farm! Plenty of parking which is great!

They have a huge variety of hot and iced coffees here, as well as many different blends of coffee beans that you can take home with you. Staff were very friendly and welcoming and explained all their different types of coffee. I really enjoyed the macadamia vanilla coffee they served. Behind the store you can see coffee cherry trees in the orchard.

I love stopping by Green World on the way back from visiting the North Shore. My favorite made to order drink is the Haupia latte. I order it from the menu without customization and it always turns out perfect. The espresso is strong enough but not too strong and the Haupia flavor is so good. One of the best things to do here is to taste test their selection of coffee. They brew it and have it hot for you to try. I love all their flavors displayed in the back wall and I love that they offer them in difference sizes. There are so many other types of souvenirs to choose from here as well. Parking is super easy and the staff are always friendly and helpful.

Coffee farm with a variety of coffee beans and samples. There's a cafe, garden space, and souvenir shop

Cute coffee farm with quality coffee. We decided to stop on our way to North Shore and we were not disappointed. The coffee is delicious, bold and smooth. We got there right before the rush. They were quick and efficient. There's a cute shop you can pick up souvenirs made by local artists, while you wait for your coffee. The shop has a small dining room inside and a few tables outside if you wanted to enjoy some of their pastries with your coffee.

This stop never disappoints. Got here within the first hour of opening and we were already behind a tour bus and a pretty full parking lot. That being said our wait really wasn't bad at all. We tried some daily samples of three different brews of coffee and two flavors of tea. I love that they do this. It's a great way to try the different flavors bc there are so many to choose from. We ordered from the coffee bar and took the drinks outside to stroll through the coffee trees. If you've never learned a bit about where your coffee comes from you should stop by. Very interesting and an enjoyable experience. We sat out under the trees at a picnic table and enjoyed our various iced coffee creations. This is a great place to stop and grab a coffee drink or spend time looking around. You won't go wrong.

For all the coffee lovers, the main theme here is Aloha and coffee. Plenty of parking, Coffee cafe sits right on a main corner street just outside the Schofield Barracks base in Wahiawa. Green world Coffee Farm is comprised of a store with a lot of locate coffee mugs, shirts, nicknacks, and coffee bags. They have a coffee shop as well as food and ice cream. Staff is friendly and very quick to assist. Check out the free coffee sample counter.

What an amazing place, a nice ride out to this hidden gem in the country. Good service in the morning makes or breaks a day and these guys will get the day going in the right direction with the caffeine and treats. They also have a shop to buy apparel and souvenirs. Good out door/indoor seating.

What a great experience, cool shop, coffee bean farm, vibe and coffee. Service was excellent. I totally recommend as a pit stop for energy on your way to Haleiwa for shaved ice & shopping!