Island Vintage Coffee and Wine Bar Kapolei

Very touristy and a bit pricy for food, but the service is fast, and the outdoor seating area is nice. The food is okay, my acai bowl had a top layer of pure ice for some reason. Had to crack into thin ice before I got into the acai. Got an eggs benedict with little to no hollindaise sauce, and a salad that had rotten leaves buried underneath it. Overall, a very touristy and gentrified place to have breakfast at. This is the newer Kapolei location, though I have been to the Ala Moana location several times in the past, and recall their acai bowl portions being bigger...

I take my Google reviews seriously — with over 1.5 million views on my reviews and 6 million views on my photos, I don’t hand out 5 stars lightly. When I say a place is amazing, it’s no understatement. Island Vintage Coffee completely blew me away. It’s been a long time since I’ve found a place that caters so beautifully to a plant-based diet without compromising on flavor, creativity, or quality. Every dish here is perfectly balanced — you can actually taste the freshness, the thoughtfulness, and the aloha in every bite. We loved it so much that we came twice in one day — once for brunch, and again for dinner. That’s how good it was. The acai bowl was one of the best I’ve ever had — vibrant, refreshing, and full of natural flavor. The vegan “bacon and egg” sandwich was pure genius — hea

I absolutely love this place! Yes, it’s a little on the pricey side, but it’s totally worth it — the ingredients are local, the portions are generous, and everything tastes fresh and flavorful. I come here often for breakfast or lunch with my ‘ohana, and sometimes even to get a little business work done. I’ve honestly lost count of how many times I’ve been here since I live in Kapolei — it’s that good. I don’t think I’ve ever had anything I didn’t like! Breakfast favorites: • Breakfast Plate (the cranberry walnut bread is amazing!) • Ham and Egg Croissant • Taro Bagel with cream cheese — sooo good! Lunch favorites: • Wagyu Burger • Ahi Burger (both are super flavorful!) They also have the best açaí bowls on the island, and my go-to coffee drinks are the Vintage Kona Mocha and Caramel K

A favorite of mine to eat at. It is a bit pricey, but it is worth it. Portions are good sized. I have had a few things here and havent found anything that I didn't like yet. A few of my favorites that I keep coming back to are the kim chee fried rice, braised beef with the cauliflower risotto (keto), burgers, fries (I think they're double fried because they have such a great crisp), their mauna kea coffee, and their ube milkshake. And if you're a local girl like me, and like that DEEP ube flavor, you won't be disappointed. It has a good hint of coconut flavor (maybe coconut milk??) with just a few coconut flakes in it.

Had açaí bowls and they were delicious! The small sizes were compact but enough for me. Their line was long in a Sunday morning, but the line moved fast enough!