Coffee Gallery

What a gem! Delicious coffee and great service. Their pastries looked really good as well but I didn’t try any.

Outstanding coffee joint for tourists and locals at the North Shore. What a great place. Fantastic, friendly, and inviting atmosphere. I highly recommend their cookies. Absolutely delicious. Seriously, the cookies are outstanding, especially the M&M and chocolate chip. Coffee is great to have for a morning beach experience.
Service is super friendly. Parking is very easy. Also, keep in mind for the restrooms you’ll have to go for a short walk from the coffee shop (the same goes for all the stores in the area). It’s still better than having to use some of the other public restrooms. This one is fairly clean.
Overall, thumbs up. Enjoyed it so much my partner in crime purchased a t-​shirt from them. I really recommend hanging out and catching your breath. Get some work done, enjoy the coffee and desserts.
Support your local coffee shops.

After a 2-​hour-​hike on the west coast I was dying for a good coffee and muffin. Thanks to Unilocal I found this little gem! This was my best iced soy latte in Oahu after 6 weeks here. I liked the taste of the soy milk they used (not a vanilla flavored one) and the coffee in it. The blueberry bran muffin was also good. Of course this is a tiny coffee shop with no restrooms of its own (the restrooms around the corner belong to the whole marketplace) and the wifi signal wasn’t that strong. But staff were quite friendly and since the coffee was good, what else do you need. I would come back if I went to the Haleiwa area again.

I really love the products here. Espresso, baked goods, mugs, it’s all wonderful. Great place to come relax and enjoy the afternoon in a laid-​back environment. My only complaint is that the staff is cold and unfriendly.
Still worth visiting though if that sort of thing doesn’t bug you. They have a fun instagram that’s worth following as well. Always tempts me to drive down over there and indulge.

Always great coffee with nice outdoor lanai and large screened room for enjoying your coffee, studying, socializing.

Tops. Starbucks it ain’t, Outdoor eating under a giant tree is as good
as it gets. Bakery products are a wonder… warning IF you are on a
diet don’t even look!!! Morning bun… to die for… get your Jo park in a
quiet corner finger jab your hand held send your envy missives. Relax.

Such a cute place. Great coffee, friendly service. I had a flat white with almond milk and it was made well. My wife had and ice coffee which she loved. This place has been around since 1987! One of the early roasters.

I love the interior of this place it looks like an island getaway with an open space design and abundant amount of seating.
The menu was organized from hot and cold specialty coffee drinks and an assortment of sweets are set out on display for your choosing.
I ordered the cappuccino freeze because it was super hot out and my face was just dripping in sweat. The quality of the coffee was exceptional, not the best but it’ll do. I can taste some earthy notes from South America and spiciness from Mexico. I know that the blend only had a certain amount of kona coffee. The taste is mellow and smooth but it didn’t really satisfied my crave for caffeine.
Tip: add some cinnamon powder on the top of the cappuccino freeze it’ll enhance the flavor!

How did it take me nearly 5 years and a mainland visitor to find this place? It’s delicious and pleasant and super easy to love.
Lots of local coffees available in small taster and larger (8oz?) bags. Super adorbs merchandise like aloha-​fabric aprons, shop logo mugs and shirts. Interesting baked goods like rosemary chocolate-​chip bars and blueberry cream-​cheese scones. Their espresso machine in light turquoise is so lovely. I can’t get past the Coconator because who WOULDN’T want to order something named that? Maybe one day I’ll order something else. I asked for ceramic-​for-​here and was gifted with latte art.
No seating inside the shop, proper — there’s a screened porch off to the side with seating, and windows open to the shop. It can get kind of warm on a day with weak winds, but usually there’s enough breeze to keep it comfortable.

Coffee gallery sucks!
The Caucasian waitresses take care of there own color!
I wait In line for 15 minutes and she helps the guy behind me. He comes on with 2 coffee pots to fill up! The Caucasian waitress tell me I need to wait 15 more minutes!
Happy Easter! Racist coffee gallery!

I really enjoy this place! It’s a must if you come out to Haleiwa. I recommend not adding honey to your acai bowls. The granola they top it with provides all the sweetness you’ll need. We had a big order (six people) and the girls working there got everything correct.

I used to have a co-​worker who’s favorite thing to do in a new city was to find the best local coffee shop. She mused that it was the perfect way to experience a new city and I have to admit that her viewpoint had certainly rubbed off on me. While randomly in Haleiwa one day my friend suggested that we have a co-​working date at the Coffee Gallery. I’m rarely in Haleiwa and decided that this would be a much more interesting experience than the standard cookie cutter Starbucks visit.
Im so happy to report that the Coffee Gallery is Haleiwa adorable in the exact way I expected it to be. It’s got a coffee/​gift shop/​bakery side which is partitioned off from an indoor seating area and also has plenty of outdoor seating as well. It was a hot day and I enjoyed an iced chai tea latte which I read on their blackboard menu is house made chai.
My friend Meg and I enjoyed the perfect co-​working date as we shared a table and happily typed away on our laptops. The wi-​fi was pretty reliable and I got a ton of planning done for the week. I know we’re total weirdos for spending our Sunday afternoon doing work, but that’s why we’re productive successful weirdos! Getting a focused jump on your week is seriously one of my favorite ways part to relax. Great spot to catch up with friends and grab a snack, but I do wish they’d fix our wobbly table. It drove me nuts! Parking is free but it can get busy because of all the tourists that come through the shopping center.

I really enjoy all their baked goods and the customer service! The carrot cake and Okinawa sweet potato haupia bar are to die for.
The only reason for 4 stars is their pineapple chili bowl, while it’s good the pineapple is warm and flavorless and the texture just not appetizing. I would’ve rather had cold pineapple chunks on top with the cheese.

I don’t often give reviews– but this place is worth it! At first I thought this was another «to go» rush you out the door coffee shop, but there’s sets at the side, the staff are just LOVELY, and don’t expect you to tip, outwardly anyway, but this was the first place in the USA I actually WANTED to tip. It’s such a relief to be able to sit and enjoy my coffee and reflect on what I’m doing, where I’m going and have a flat surface to write things down with out being felt like I was an inconvenience and needed to be rushed out the door.
Wifi with no sign ups too!!! (Although I had to turn it off as it stopped working)
Shame about the country/​western music… But hey, I am in the USA, I should feel great full for the break/​absence of ukylalle /​reggae music.

When I think of the Coffee Gallery, I usually don’t think of how it looks now. The beautiful blues and almost Driftwood looking furniture from the most recent renovation (though it’s absolutely lovely). I remember being a little girl watching the coffee beans being roasted in the front while I’m waiting to order. Then sitting with an orange dreamsicle getting to have the whipped cream off my mom’s coffee and looking at the hand painted ceiling at all the different works wondering how they could paint such pretty pictures upside down.
I can’t go to the North Shore without grabbing a cup of coffee from here. I always order my drink with a little bit of whipped cream for the nostalgia of being a kid. The coffee is delicious, I usually get a coconut latte. However if I made my way up here too late and don’t want to drink coffee then I get the pineapple shake or my childhood favorite. The baked goods are all wonderful however I have a certain soft spot for the cookie with a heart. I think it started when I was younger and just thought it was cute but now it seems wrong to not order one of those cookies. Sometimes I eat them right away and other days I save them to take for lunch for a special treat at work the next day.
The Coffee Gallery is a staple of the North Shore and if you haven’t been here it’s definitely not someplace to miss. If it’s not raining I suggest taking a few minutes to sit at the outside tables in the back to enjoy your coffee and remember what a beautiful place you live and if you’re like me, to remember running around the same area with your cousins while your moms gabbed away.

Love the décor and the people here were really nice too. The ceiling has coffee bags and they serve so many options of drinks and baked goods. The baked goods all look homemade and switch up depending on what day it is. What we got was the Mocha Freeze and it was great! Very sweet but made fresh (unlike some other shops we tried something similar at). I definitely would go back and this would be my go to coffee place in the area.

Neat little coffee shop that is apparently packed on weekends. They have a variety of flavored coffees and different pastries. I’m not a coffee drinker but I did enjoy their hibiscus dragon fruit cold tea.
Considerably spacious inside as well as outside for a coffee place. It beats Starbucks, try it out coffee connoisseurs.

My friends and I stumbled upon this coffee shop recently on our trip to the island when we had parked and to our dismay, Giovanni’s shrimp truck was not open yet! We had half an hour to kill and Unilocaled our way here. Just down the block and definitely within walking distance from the best shrimp truck if you were in the same boat as us.
The Coffee Gallery is located within a large-​ish plaza with plenty of spots for parking. We were all surprised at how big the menu is and were all overwhelmed, for a short time, on what to order! They serve specialty espresso based drinks, baked goods and breakfast items. On the side, they also have merchandise for sale — including their own branded hats, mugs, tote bags, pouches, other knick knacks, and not to mention their large assortment of hand-​roasted coffee beans in sample size and full size.
There are two sides to the café — one with all of the above, and next to it there’s a super open and casual dining space. We enjoyed our breakfasts here (which everyone enjoyed btw!). I had an iced black white mocha — which is a mocha with white chocolate. I also tried my friends acai bowl, with $ 1 upgrade for more fresh fruit. Both were really well made, my drink not too sweet and the acai bowl worth it for the price. Another friend had an affogato (hot espresso based drink with a scoop of icecream) and she really enjoyed hers as well. Would definitely recommend this joint for your caffeine fix.

Great place! The coffee and treats are delicious and less cost that Starbucks (which is not in Haleiwa. Good for that so you can experience the best coffee on the North Shore. Go in for a coffee and treat.
Lot’s of gifts (if you’re a tourist. There is plenty of seating and YES, there are electrical outlets in the outdoor (screened in) dining area. No air conditioning, so get an ice coffee! It’s THE place to go for your breakfast pick-​me-​up.
Cheers!

Coffee for the people.
Since my local friend had purchased coffee cups from here, every morning we got $ 1.00 iced coffee refills and to my surprise on Wednesday it was free! The Mac Nut coffee always put a pep in my step. Nice.