Honolulu Coffee False Creek

Amazing London Fog and Banana Bread. Great Crew super clean. Unfortunately I was sick but not the fault of the eats….. Stupid Long Xovid ruins everything!

Instagram made me come here… was curious about the cloud hot chocolate drink but was told it was only served during the valentine campaign 🥹

Went with something else but overall great cafe with nice pastries.

Hawaiian Latte is 10/10 hot or iced. My go to any time I’m in the area. Service is always consistent and efficient. Lots of unique baked goods too. Would recommend stopping by!

Mocha and vegan orange cake were pretty good, not too sweet. Limited seating, not a large space but a cozy, pleasant nook for people watching.

I love the other two Honolulu Coffees in Vancouver and just visited this one for the first time. This location is smaller than the other two but has the same beachy aesthetic and relaxed atmosphere, and basically the same menu. I got the Taro Bread and the White Blossom (spring 2023 seasonal drink) here. I loved the natural flavour and texture from the real taro in the bread, and because it wasn’t super sweetened, it was a great breakfast pastry. The White Blossom, which is a elderflower-flavoured oat milk tea latte with guihua flower garnish was also very good! The elderflower flavour was subtle but I liked how it gave the drink a floral undertone without overshadowing the tea. Based on all the food and drink I’ve tried at the other locations, you really can’t go wrong with anything on the menu, but I’m always a fan of the seasonal drinks and the Guava Bread.

My favourite part of this coffee shop was the bathroom. Not because everything else was bad, but because the vibes in the bathroom were particularly good. Honolulu as a whole was quite good. I walked in from the cold rain and immediately felt warm and comfortable. The atmosphere is obviously tropical and boho, as per the name, but it is done in a tasteful way. I’ve been meaning to try Honolulu for a long time but I specifically went for their Hot Chocolate Fest creations. I tried the Donut, which was a decadent hot chocolate paired with a raspberry chocolate donut. I don’t particularly like the classic raspberry-chocolate duo, because if you add fruit to dessert it obviously automatically makes it breakfast, but this pairing was down very well. The donut itself was soft and not too heavy, which is a nice change from many of the donuts you can get in Vancouver. The seating options are all comfortable and varied, making the overall experience cozy and welcoming. The bathrooms, decked out with tropical leaf wallpaper and an aesthetically pleasing accent cabinet and good lighting, make for a good mirror selfie. Because we have our priorities straight.

Wonderful coffee and delicious baked goods. I recommend the Hawaii Latte if you enjoy a sweet drink. And the tasting flights are an experience for fit for any coffee enthusiasts.

Not bad, I quite enjoyed the ambience and decor. It’s very bright and comfortable, although a tad small and not too much room.
I’m not sure how the plain coffee is, but my favourite things are ice mochas and the one I got here was not as good as I was expecting it. There wasn’t too much coffee taste it in, unfortunately.
Overall a nice place, wouldn’t mind trying a different drink here next time. Their pastries looked great as well.