Kona Wave Cafe

75-5669 Alii Dr 1109, Kailua-Kona, HI

Hours

Open Monday - Saturday at 7 a.m.

Mon, Tues, Thurs till 5 p.m.

Wednesday till 9 p.m.

Friday & Saturday till 8 p.m.

Sunday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.

About

The journey of Kona Wave Cafe is rooted in the pursuit of delivering an authentic taste of aloha in every bite. This once small counter-service spot has evolved into a cafe blending Hawaiian flavors into a menu captivating the palates of residents and visitors alike.

Beyond being a mere eatery, it's where passion for fresh, quality ingredients meets the creativity of crafting vibrant and wholesome dishes. The menu features customizable acai bowls and shaved ice made from natural fruits. These reflect the dedication to providing wholesome goodness with the spirit of Hawaii.

The shop's central location makes scheduling a snack or meal around sightseeing easy. Grab an acai bowl or shaved ice on your way to Kailua Pier across the street, or swing by after strolling the gardens at Maka'eo Walking Path.

When your vacation needs healthy, fresh, and refreshing treats, visit Kona Wave Cafe.

Vibe

The charming facade ushers you into a quaint setting with an elevated ceiling, contemporary amenities, and a laid-back atmosphere.

The limited seating creates an intimate, communal vibe where guests can linger and savor the moment. While perfect for grabbing a quick bite, it's ideal for unwinding, connecting, and reveling in the experience.

The cozy setting promotes a sense of togetherness, making it ideal after a family trip to Magic Sands Beach Park. Kick back, enjoy an acai bowl or shaved ice treat, and let the aloha moment whisk you away.

The atmosphere encourages a leisurely pace where conversations flow, and laughter resonates, making for a delightful escape on your Kona vacation.

Kona Wave Cafe: Menu & Drinks

Acai bowls are an amazing adventure. The combinations are endless because they are customizable and have many fresh ingredients. All toppings are locally sourced, ensuring a healthy treat made to your liking. Acai bowls are synonymous with a refreshing Hawaiian indulgence.

The Lychee Dream Bowl elevates shaved ice to an art form. This taste-treat features lychee, mango, popping boba, vanilla ice cream, mochi, pineapple, and condensed milk. It's a tropical escape in a bowl!

For those seeking a local flavor, the Ube Latte stands out. Its distinct ube essence has become a favorite among those wanting to savor a taste of Hawaii in a cup.

A sip of the Tropical Medley Smoothie transports drinkers to the heart of the islands. Fruity and invigorating, it's perfect after a challenging hike at Makahi St Trailhead.

Add espresso drinks, boba teas, and other delights, and it's easy to see why this quaint eatery is so popular.

So, embrace the laid-back atmosphere at Kona Wave Cafe and enjoy its delicacies!

Local Tips

  • Consider opting for takeout or finding a nearby spot to savor your treats and enjoy the city.
  • Shaved ice enthusiasts should plan their visit after 11:30 am when this delectable option becomes available.
  • Parking space can be limited, so plan accordingly and explore nearby parking options for a hassle-free visit.
  • Outdoor seating is available.

Location

75-5669 Alii Dr 1109, Kailua-Kona, HI

Frequently Asked Questions

The Big Island is welcoming year-round, but spring (April through June) and fall (September through November) offer comfortable temperatures, fewer crowds, and lower rates.

Summer and winter holidays are the busiest, so plan if you're visiting during those periods. For whale-watching season, this runs from December through May, with peak times about February and March.

There are two major airports on The Big Island. You can fly to either Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport on the west side or Hilo International Airport on the east. Most visitors fly into Kona, with direct flights available from several mainland U.S. cities.

A top draw on the Big Island in October is the Ironman World Championship triathlon in Kailua-Kona, while April features the Merrie Monarch Festival in Hilo. Come November, the Kona Coffee Cultural Festival is popular as it honors the island's iconic coffee harvest season.

Yes! Public transportation is limited, so having a rental car gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace.

Absolutely! From calm snorkeling beaches on the Kohala Coast to exploring lava tubes and watching sea turtles come ashore, families can mix relaxation with adventure.

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