Vanta Coffee Hub

“Great food, amazing coffee, nice decor, and a very friendly staff.”

Surfer Dad★★★★★

WOW, I can't what the reviewers who gave 1-star must have done to annoy Hui so much to get the experience here that they did... no doubt any place can be busy, or have some sort of issues, but, c"mon look around, the walls are covered with da hui world vibes! From the pin in a map, yep, we add ours for Australia, to the wall of international currency, its a place of world welcome. The hosts were friendly, welcoming and genuinely interested in interaction with guests. From our group from down under to the young couple from Texas and the table of obvious tourists from Asia that left as we arr

Gerardo Velazquez★★★★★

This is a must stop for breakfast in Maui. The owners are a nice couple who are always there. It’s a cute small cafe but the food is cooked with so much love. If you make it a first stop, you will see pictures of all the different locations in Maui you can and should visit. If that’s not enough the vintage model cars they have around are also a site to behold. Came here 3 times during my stay in Maui and everytime it didn’t disappoint. Will definitely be coming back the next time I’m on the island.

Stanley George Jr.★★★★★

Very good portions, very friendly waiter and the food is delicious. Honestly, out of all the breakfast places I've been at, this one is the most peaceful for those who desire quietness when eating. No loud music, no news, no white women whining about their husbands.. love it here.

Alyssa Foster★★★★★

We stopped by here on our way out to the airport and wow oh wow!!! It’s was delicious. Very attentive staff and very homey vibes. Auntie always making sure we had everything and uncle brought over bananas after we finished our HUGE breakfast. They are very generous almost like you’re eating at your grandparents home. It’s very tiny; but also felt like we eating together as Ohana. The inside is very cool, they have maps to pin where you’re visiting from as well as a wall full of other people’s currency, you can trade anything less than $20 and they pin your country on the wall. Still craving my