Island Vintage Coffee

A friendly crew along with a nice & clean coffee shop in Haleiwa town. I usually just go for plain and simple lg 100% Kona drip and a blueberry bagel with cream cheese. If I feel like splurging it’s a lg quad caramel kona mocha and either a lox of bagels or a sausage and egg on a poi croissant. They got poke, chocolate covered coffee beans & macaroons too. My favorite morning chill place right on Kam Hwy across from the Liliuokalani church.

Great to have an Island Vintage Coffee on the North Shore in Haleiwa Town! Clean with same offerings as town. Friendly staff.

The best acai i had on the island. Ok ok i only got one here for breakfast after our shark encounter BUT still very good. Friendly service. We had a new staff member who was moving a bit slow. Totally understandable… but still… a little bit of miscommunication since she told me to put the number down at my table and she’d come find us with our food. That did not happen and my island latte and kona coffee sat at the counter getting cold for a while. Boo. Macaron was good, sausage egg and cheese sandwich on a taro bagel was funny looking but tasty, and the acai bowl was amazing! Highly recommend.

Great coffee but a little over priced. We payed $ 6.50 for a smoothie and almost $ 5 for our small coffees.
Friendly staff and the place is really tidy which is a plus. I like how you can buy other local goodies here.

Great place to eat in North Shore! Everything is good! I tried poke for the first time here and they didn’t disappoint. The drinks are so amazing as well.

New and clean, unlike the other place down the road, which was my previous favorite.
Island vintage has the Best ham and egg croissant I have ever had. Not even close to what you would imagine. It’s got tomato, spinach, and perfectly prepared egg, and comes with a side salad for $ 8.95. We split it and had plenty.
Drip Coffee is fantastic, and my wife had an americano which was great.
Highly recommend.

OMG… I love trying different coffee places whenever I travel. I could not leave without buying two of the «Island latte’s» in the same sitting! This macadamia latte with a hint of coconut over ice was simply AMAZING!

We came here for breakfast our first morning in Honolulu.
The Acai bowl is truly the stand out here, but we also got an Ahi poke bowl that I will be dreaming about for years to come.
The iced coffees left something be desired, but the food was so outstanding, I was fine with it.
Definitely worth a visit. The high-​ish prices are worth every penny.

I’ve eaten here once and I fell in love. I really liked the Acai tea and the Acai bowl was one of the best I’ve ever eaten. They have many options to choose from!

This place is located in halaewa. Parking is located in the back. ordered the Taro frap and it was yummy. I will come back to try the green tea frap.

This place is awesome. I work a few shops down, so I’m here a few times a week. They’re always friendly and helpful. I’ve never had a bad experience here. When you go, ask for Brandee. She’s amazing! She makes hands down the best coffee and acai bowls I’ve ever had. She always has a beautiful smile on her face, and is a total sweetheart.

I found Island Vintage when I was visiting Ko Olina I fell in love with the smoothness that this coffee has. It reminds me of a Grand Raids (MI) Madcap Coffee.
I definitely recommend this place. This location is also a well built out location. I have not had the food although it looked great. Also, the building was kept very nice and the staff were very friendly. This is going to always be on list of stops when headed toward the North Shore.

Ordered affogato, brownie, bagel, island latte and bagel with cream cheese. Pretty simple right? Well they had issues with all except the brownie (which was pretty good — I think they use coconut oil which adds a nice subtle flavor).
Affogato — had to reorder because it didn’t make it on the initial order. Too much ice cream, no spoon — not sure how to eat it? Coffee was cold when served due to too much ice cream and probably making the espresso before scooping the ice cream. I call it ice cream because though they claim it’s gelato their temperature is off so it’s full of ice crystals which defeats the purpose.
Bagel — had to ask them to retoast which they did so cheerfully — no big deal but come on it’s not complicated. Turn up the heat on your toaster and actually look at it before serving.
Island latte — too much macadamia/​coconut milk — needs more coffee. It’s more like coffee flavored coconut milk. Concept is good but needs tweaking.
Atmosphere is nice, but product and service (execution) is just okay. Service is friendly and corrected the very minor problems, but considering how they weren’t very busy at all I can only imagine if they are. Problems on 3 out of 4 simple items is just silly.
I’d probably come again because unlike the two other places we went to for coffee they actually had a green food safety sticker, but they’re just okay — not great. With some improvements in consistency and delivery they could be great.

Very well designed and well kept coffee shop in Haleiwa. Prices are what you’d expect in a good coffee shop, but what makes this place unique is the food they serve and the size of the plating for the money – it’s crazy good and a large portion. The store also sells various local food, coffee and snack items. All in all a well done shop.

Excellent hired help, very clean and modern inside, mired by only a moderate selection of coffee roasts that I wasn’t particularly impressed with.
That said, they focus on Hawaiian coffees, so that’s a very reasonable limitation– I suppose it works both ways.
Lots of souvenir-​type purchases for tourists, too.

Needed a pick me up after the hour long drive to North Shore.
This coffee shop is conveniently located next to Matsumotos and Kahala. There is a variety of local coffee and snacks to purchase as well. My boyfriend and I are pretty boring, so we picked up a iced Kona coffee black. We are quite the connoisseurs of Kona coffee so we like to keep our taste buds on edge and try as many and as much as possible. I was a little disappointed with their batch. It tasted watered down and flat. It didn’t have the bite and kick that black Kona coffee does. Also, it was a little expensive ($~4). It ranked well below Starbucks’ iced cold brew.

Haleiwa Island Vintage Coffee is like a boutique coffee and smoothie place. Folks who can’t standing waiting in line come here for a smoothie. They also have a great line of chocolates. The macadamia chocolates were great but expensive.

We popped in for a cappuccino and coffee while waiting on friends (standing in line at Matsumotos)… Coffee was fine. Cappuccino was good as well. I’m a coffee lover, but also a Café lover. This place is clean, neat and full of servers, baristas etc…
It just reminded me of the mall. It was like someone had dropped me off at the Dole plantation. Im not complaining just pointing out that it’s not a «bring your laptop and hang» kinda joint. It’s a brightly lit, shop for stuff to take home, keep it moving… kind of place. That’s NOT a bad thing, just not my favorite kind of place. Prices are a little inflated due to the real estate they sit on.
The coffee, the prices and mostly the vibe at the Coffee Gallery (just up the street) is more to my liking.
Regardless of which «vibe» you prefer. I’m glad to see new places like this popping up in Haleiwa.

Island Lattes, Acai Bowls, and Poke Bowls!
Glad the Haleiwa Island Vintage Coffee offers a wide food menu selection along with great coffee! Definitely suggest Island Lattes hot or iced and Hawaiian Honey Lattes hot to go along with an Acai Bowl or Poke Bowl. I’ll definitely be stopping over for Acai Bowls before I go to the beach all summer long!

Island Vintage Coffee is my go-​to coffee shop for coffee, acai bowls, and poke bowls. I love that they opened one in Haleiwa not far from Waimea bay beach!
Parking is in the back of the shopping center. It is easy to park in the morning and kinda crowded in the afternoon. The customer service at this IVC location is friendly and prompt. The shop is nice and clean. I like the lanai area in front to sit and relax.
So happy they serve the delicious poke bowls that used to be only at the Waikiki store. I haven’t tried the salmon yet, but I absolutely LOVE the spicy ahi and the shoyu ahi bowls with purple rice!
My favorite drinks include the Hawaiian Honey Latte, Macademia Kona Mocha, and the Tropical Sensation.
I’ve been impressed with the flavorness of every food plate I tried and how each breakfast sandwich is completed with a refreshing salad (love the pistachios!). Besides the acai bowls and poke bowls, I typically order the sausage and egg bagel, kahuku shrimp, chicken pesto, and bacon and egg bagel.
If you’re in North Shore, I definitely recommend to stop by for coffee and a bite!