Broome St General Store

Great little find in Kakaako. Love the variety of merchandise and kitschy items. Coffee and tea drinks are terrific. Will be sad to see it leaving.

Finally had a chance to try Broome St. General Store! Very glad we came! ***What we ordered ~ **Salted Tiramisu Latte (8/10) ~ A little too sweet for my taste, but overall it was really good. Loved the mix of sweet and salty. Didn't taste too much Tiramisu, but honestly not bad! Overall,Wouldn't mind coming back! I love the general store part, so many things to look at while taking a sip of my drink ~

This is one of the few cafes that made me gasp on the first visit after experiencing the flavors that they have to offer. I am actively recommending this to all of my close friends as I type this review out.The breakdown:Pumpkin Tiramisu Latte (whole milk - $8.50):The coffee in this drink is very light. For reference, I never order coffee from anywhere because I always find it too bitter. This drink, however, was smooth, creamy, and had just the right amount of sweetness. If you like getting your pumpkin spice fix from Starbucks, you'll enjoy this drink even more!Ricotta Toast ($12.95 + $1.50 add on for the rainbow style option):The ricotta definitely did the heavy lifting in terms of enjoyability. I was actually surprised with how how light and fluffy the ricotta was. Honestly? If I could just have a tub of their ricotta to dip bread in, I 100% would get it. The bread was a little dry but the ricotta and jams are supposed to be the stars of the show anyways. The jams were great and didn't taste artificial, so I'm assuming it's made out of the real fruits!110/100 would definitely go here again and again. I cannot stress how much I enjoyed this cafe.

Originally founded in California and with a new location in Ward Village, Broome St General Store will be your new go-to place for drinks, small eats, and luxury goods!I've been here a few times already but I'll include photos of when I went the very first time with one of my friends! I got the iced ube horchata with added matcha and it was the perfect balance of creamy and sweet! I also really enjoyed their croissant bread pudding with miso caramel! My oh my! It was pillowy and the savory caramel really brought out the sweet notes of the bread pudding! The only "critique" I have is in regards to their anchovy brioche. My friend and I tried it and thought it was a bit on the salty side, which makes sense because of the anchovy. But the cream (I'm not sure if that's the right word) paired with it didn't really pair well with the anchovy (at least for us, but others may enjoy it) and didn't cut the saltiness for us. But we loved everything else!Besides the cafe, Broome St is also known for their curated luxury goods that are perfect for gifts! You'll find books, candles, hair products, jewelry, and miscellaneous trinkets! They also have the tins of matcha they use for their drinks if you ever want to bring some home!There are multiple parking garages in walking distance so you won't have to worry about searching for a spot super long in the area!They are a pop-up store so as of now, they're not a permanent location. Highly recommend visiting while you're in the area!

Broome Street General Store at Ward Village is a super cute boutique, beautifully curated with an eclectic mix of goodies--perfect for treating yourself or finding unique gifts for someone special. From artisanal products to chic homeware, there's something here for everyone.We stopped in to browse but couldn't resist checking out their café. The drink menu was so creative, and we couldn't resist trying two of their signature lattes.I ordered the Aina Cloud Latte, which was a mix of espresso, organic butterfly pea flower, oat milk, a luscious cream top, and a hint of vanilla. The overall flavor was smooth, floral, and subtly sweet. My friend went for the Miso Caramel Latte, a blend of espresso, oat milk, and their house-made miso caramel drizzle. It was a perfect balance of savory and sweet, with a rich, nutty undertone from the miso that elevated the caramel flavor.To pair with our drinks, we indulged in a couple of their bites. The Olive Oil Lemon Cake was moist, tangy, and just the right amount of sweetness, with a delicate olive oil flavor. We also shared the Whipped Ricotta Toast Rainbow Style, which was as delicious as it was visually stunning. The toast was generously slathered with creamy whipped ricotta and topped with a trio of house-made marmalades: Yuzu Passionfruit Marmalade, Strawberry Rose Geranium, and Warren Pear Passionfruit Butter. Each topping had its own unique flavor profile, from zesty to floral to fruity.Even though it was quite busy, the staff were friendly and attentive, creating a welcoming atmosphere. There's ample outdoor seating that's casual and perfect for soaking in the vibrant energy of Ward Village.Broome Street General Store is a must-visit, whether you're shopping, grabbing a bite, or both. I'll definitely be back to explore more of their café menu and do a little shopping.

We got the aina cloud matcha latte and a regular matcha latte and both were okay. Not as strong of a matcha flavor like we prefer. The store itself is really cute and full of things made by locals or cool gifts.

Loved everything about Broome St! There was no line on a Saturday morning and we had our choice of seating, since it was pretty empty. I ordered an iced matcha latte with oat milk and it was around ~$7.50 for the drink. I was surprised the prices weren't too high considering their location in Ward (high rent). I enjoyed browsing around the store while waiting for my drink. There's a lot of cool gourmet items, beauty products, house goods and jewelry to look at. In terms of my drink itself, I loved my matcha! They use high quality ingredients like oatly for the oat milk and the matcha was a vibrant green. For coffee, I believe they use Chadlou's for their beans (another local store I live). Overall I had such a good experience and will be back to try some of their other drinks, which I'm sure are great!

My friend and I wanted to go out for coffee and decided to try this place since it's fairly new. I got the iced miso caramel latte and it was one of the best lattes I've had! It was sweet but also had a salty note from the miso. I think my friend got a seasonal drink which was a pumpkin tiramisu latte and she liked it as well. It was a bit pricey, I think I paid $11 for my one drink (including tip) but drinks are getting expensive everywhere. There was quite a line when we got there around Sunday noon so we did have to wait a bit to order and for the drinks to come out but it wasn't too bad. I would come here again to get same drink and maybe even try their pastries!

That pumpkin coffee be goooooood. Get it ice and bang bang. There's some good random souvenirs and chocolates as well

Cute little half cafe, half boutique of trinkets and body care items for sale. This shop was previously located in Waikiki but moved to Kaka'ako area about six months ago.Drinks were yummy, not too sweet and perfectly creamy and flavorful. Also had some zucchini bread, fresh, moist and delicious tasting. Some cute items for sale which make great gifts or to get yourself a little something nice. Though some of the items seem a bit overpriced, $35 for a claw hair clip seems absurd to me but who knows, maybe it's a really good one lol.Service was also attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly! 4.5 solid stars for this cute place.Curious if it started in NYC given the name or is originally from Los Angeles. Maybe I'll find out on my next trip in!