Keith's Cookies

The Ka'u coffee cookies are amazing and addictive. The best coffee cookies I've had, seriously - the taste, the bits of coffee grinds, not too sweet, and the perfect texture of crunch and softness for a cookie. If you can get your hands on these, go for it. You won't regret it unless you don't like coffee or you don't like coffee flavored snacks besides coffee itself.

We purchased Keith's chocolate chip cookies at the farmers market and really enjoyed them. We plan to order more in the near future . They were the best we had while in Honolulu.

My shopping list to the island usually includes cookies, not your grocery store brand variety but local as in made and flavors. A trip to Long's/CVS will usually suffice but I've had difficulties finding particular flavors of a particular brand on more than one occasion.When we walked into Lin's seed store, I saw a shelf devoted to these cookies. Never buying cookies here, I was astonished by the variety (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=4L1kZj3sHJ9sGIGzCAaInw&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q). You know, being not local, I had to stock up to form a fair opinion. After bringing them home, I waited a couple of weeks in starting on them. The first one I tried was the pineapple shortbread cookies (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=c_P8OK5V4zyv3JVU1CljCg&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q); the cookies are crunchy and dry which makes for more crumbs. The flavor was okay and it wasn't overly sweet; the pineapple flavor was subtle. My next try was the chocolate chocolate chip cookies (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=XgHlvcGFfDrKaj1kaWBfjQ&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q); being a bolder tasting one, I enjoyed this more and would say it pairs well with that cold glass of milk. As I finished those two, a few weeks later, I opened a bag of the poi & macadamia nut cookies (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=4bWBUWpTcK-8GtK8hs6vSQ&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q). In case you don't know, poi is made from taro, slow cooked to a smooth consistency. Surprisingly, this was my 2nd favorite next to the chocolate as the subtle poi flavor piqued my interest more and more on every bite. The next one that I opened was the coconut short bread cookies (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=H6ScddSI-AlomwtbTjildA&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q); I also enjoyed this one but must caution you that it is on the buttery side, likely hence the short bread description. The coconut having its own butter likely added to the richness. That leaves the lilikoi one which I've yet to try so I may update this if it is something that wows me.Glad to learn of this local business making cookies and not in a mass produced manner. Good for gifting or sharing with family and friends.

By far the best shortbread cookies I've enjoyed from Honolulu. Lots of different choices like coconut, almond, pineapple, taro, original, coffee. I always have to bring plenty back for myself and family. I go directly to the warehouse to pick them up. You can also find them at some stores. Try them, you will be hooked like me. I even order them online and have them shipped

OMG.. I rarely write about stuff in a plastic pouch purchased at a grocery store. I was in one of my most favorite stores (Kahala Mkt/Foodland) when an impulse buy triggered me to buy a bag of these Lilikoi Shortbread Cookies, made in Hawaii. I was actually looking for Lilikoi jam at the time.But to what really matters: Super crispy (my love), buttery, tangy and incredibly unique cookies. A total OT and the bag was empty soon. Nothing whatsoever even close to this cookie on the mainland. Serious cookies. For sure. I do not understand why people would buy Pepperidge Farm and Oreo junk when we have this local treasure available.

Used to be our family's favorite! The customer service is very poor. It is taking over a month to get a refund on an order that they could not fulfill.The owner claims he couldn't refund my money back to my credit card, even though he could not fulfill my order. Says "check is in the mail" never came. After all the nonsense, I had to contact my credit card directly and file a claim. Like I said, poor customer service. No apology.. Didn't try to make it right. Lost our business. Buyer beware!!

Found this booth at the kakaako farmers market & decided to try the chocolate chip mac nut cookies. Normally, my cookie texture preference is more of a soft, chewy cookie, but these were really tasty! The size of the cookies are the perfect size and there is a good amount of cookies in the bag. Definitely recommend if you are looking for a sweet, buttery, and flakey cookie! Can't wait to try more flavors next time :)

Visited the KCC Farmer's Market and picked up bags for omiyage and to enjoy with others while visiting family. Loved all the flavors, are h cookies themselves are crunchy and yummy. Love apple bananas,and can't bring them back on the plane, but the apple bananas cookies are the next best thing!

My favor cookie here！ Not too sweet！crunchy and full of favor！！always ask friends to bring back～

I received a bag of Keith's Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookies as a belated Mother's Day gift on Memorial Day. I didn't try any until the end of June. I really do not care for store bought cookies much less chocolate chip ones. However to my amazement, I really liked these because they were chocolaty, crunchy, and not overly sweet. I definitely recommend Keith's Cookies to anyone wanting a "just the right sweet snack" and have to purchase more since I ate them all.