Farm To Barn Cafe & Juicery

If you're looking for a quick clean healthy bite to eat, this is a spot I def recommend to check outWe usually come here to pick up snacks before heading to the beach Sad to hear that their menu changed and they no longer serve flat breads and toast - switched it up with grain bowls (haven't tried before since we don't eat meat / salmon) However we still grab their ulu waffles, juices and smoothies! Very cute and green shop with nice workers

This cafe has been hit and miss for us. We haven't physically been there; our experience is purely via doordash orders.The biggest hit being a decent bagel! Firm glossy skin with a tender but hearty chew. Unfortunately, "everything" on a bagel is quite not. It's forgiven based on the bagel itself. Both hubs and I both got the everything bagel and both were just as sparsely seasoned. But again, quickly overshadowed by the rest of the bagel.I wish we could also praise the contents of our bagels. Hubs got the BLT with extra bacon. I got the lox and capers with bacon added. We both confirmed we could texturally recognize the bacon strips but they lacked in much flavor (which is a weird thing to say if bacon). The salmon and capers of my bagel took over the show so I enjoyed it all the same. Since bacon was the star of hubs' sandwich, he was left a bit disappointed. Thankfully, they happen to have his favorite frozen bowl, coconut sorbet. It rounded out hubs' meal so he was satisfied. They were out of açaí and I'm not a coconut fan so no frozen bowl for me. I got a smoothie instead. I got it with oat milk as I didn't want the default "coconut milk". A few sips in and it started feeling pretty heavy! I'll get the soy milk next time. Otherwise, it was a tasty beverage! A previous smoothie was the coffee cocoa one. It was a bit too grainy and bitter for our taste. So overall it's hit and miss for us. I do love their açaí bowls and hubs loves the coconut sorbet. Those will always have us coming back for more! Just not everything is for us lol

Located in the Ko Olina Center & Station across from Aulani Resort, Farm To Barn offers counter service. There is no seating indoors, and two small tables on the patio.I was excited to find a spot with some vegan options in Ko Olina and saved my breakfast appetite for an açai bowl.The women working at Farm to Barn were very nice and as I was the only one in there at the time, I got my food very fast - but that's when I realized that it wasn't too fresh.The açai bowl was the blandest that I had on the island. The açai was still very frozen. The fruit on top felt a bit processed and had a sweet glaze on it. As someone seeking fresh food, it didn't check the boxes for me.I also ordered the caesar salad for later. It says on the menu that it's vegan (and it may be) - but when I went to eat it later, the dressing smelled like it had egg in it and the cheese tasted real. I tried to call them several times to confirm that it was vegan, and although they were still open, no one answered the phone. I ended up giving it away to someone who needed it.I won't seek to return to Farm To Barn unless they overhaul their menu with fresher items, but it's good in a pinch if you're plant based in the area, because there aren't a ton of options around.

Friendly staff and yummy juice. Lots of great vegetarian options here. The only reason I gave a 4 instead of 5 is because their menu has some discrepancies such as a vegan salad with cheese on it and citrus juice with no citrus. But the citrus sunrise (apple, pineapple, and mint) was delicious and refreshing.

I like the concept but the food fell short, and It takes a long time to get your food. We ordered a few things..Acai bowl, $15 for a tiny bowl, and the acai was runny, don't waste your money on this. Peanut butter chocolate smoothie, again so small and expensive. There was hardly any flavor, I couldn't taste the chocolate or peanut butter, it tasted like almond milk and not sweet at all. Bagel sandwiches were good. Waffles were good, just a small portion.There are so many good places to have breakfast so if I were you I wouldn't waste your time or money here.

Great new spot in Ko Olina. If you want to grab a quick, light meal, this is the spot for you. This is a quick service and mainly to go spot that has only a couple of small tables outside. The food is made fresh to order and is delicious. They have a great juice bar too and have to go juices ready in the fridge if you can't wait.

I stopped by this place in Koolina.It's next to eggs n things.It is very quiet and clean inside.I ordered strawberry banana smoothie and green smoothie. I see they blend from real fruit and veggies. It was $19 for 2(with discount).Green smoothie tastes ok(sorry not my favorite). Strawberry banana was good!Customer service was ok.There is a lot of menu and i might come back for lunch time.

I knew this place was a way from town but what I didn't know that it was located right next to Aulani??? It was such a pleasant surprise because it felt like a mini vacay. They have a paid parking lot which is pretty plentiful with outdoor seating. It's located right next to Eggs N Things so don't be discouraged if you see a line because it's probably for them. So what would a townie be doing all the way out in Kapolei one may ask? I heard their Glow Up Smoothie was a pretty close dupe to Erewhon's Hailey Bieber's smoothie. I personally haven't tried it myself but the ingredients and the looks of it was enough for me to say "LETS GOOOOOOOO" We tried some of their sandwiches (which we enjoyed). They somehow have a healthier feel to it so we didn't feel groggy after our meal. My friend enjoyed her Matcha Latte (as did I!) and I absolutely loved my Glow Up Smoothie! I so would drive back out again just for this smoothie. Since I didn't know when I would be back again, I decided to try out their Clean Gut Smoothie too. It wasn't my absolute favorite but I didn't hate it. I gotta say, it definitely cleaned me out the next day but I'll stick to my Glow Up Smoothie!Note to locals: They offer Kamaaina discount!

It was a lovely experience visiting this place, loved the staff and the service. The food was so fresh and flavourful. The ambiance was so pretty, recommend it!!

Ordered an Açaí bowl and got a beautifully prepared bowl. Menu says Açaí blend, other places like Lanikai Juice do the same which is why I don't go there either but I'm here so let's go. Before mixing all the wonderfully looking fruit and honey together I taste the Açaí and it's tasteless. What kind of a blend is it? Water, ice and food coloring? 15 bucks for colored frozen ice, honey and fruit? You think since people are gonna mix it you can fool everyone? I want to know what kind of blend, is there even açaí? To anyone who reads this please do me a favor and taste the açaí first and PLEASE let me know What you think cause I'm dumbfounded. I know we hurtin' but damn. I returned it for my money back, felt really bad to waste it and apologized to the workers who were very nice btw. Faakin' boo.