‘Ohana Coffee

I got lost driving down the highway looking for the Sequim Lavender festival (July 2015). I desperately wanted to make a U-​turn but there was no way for me to turn around without ending up at Ohana Coffee (a small little shack), which was fine with me as the girl inside was very friendly and the Lavender Latte was the first treat I had in Washington made with Sequim’s renowned lavender flower. I would have thought it would taste funny but it was absolutely fabulous. I asked the girl about the origin of Ohana, which means «family» in Hawaiian; come to find out the owner is a big fan of Hawaii, so I couldn’t have felt more at home, even if I was totally lost! I eventually found the Lavender festival thanks to the girl behind the counter; sometimes the side trips are the best ones!

Great coffee, easy access right off Hwy 101 when heading west, try one of the Hawaiian themed drinks!

Super convenient location. Only one between sequim and pa. Most of the girls are super nice. A couple of them could use a little work on their quality of drinks they provide. This is usually the only coffee place I go to regardless.

A small shack on the side of Hwy 101, about halfway between Sequim and Port Angeles. I stopped there today for a latte. It was very good — I recommend!

This place is between Port Angeles and Sequim, perfect coffee every time. Clean & classy touches to the coffee. Friendly service from talented baristas!

The coffee here is ok if you happen to be near by. Try the Nutty Irishmen it’s the Best!

Cute little coffee stand am delicious double espresso with Half n Half. A perfect hit before driving back to Seattle. Love it.