Kona Reserve Coffee

Recently went to Kona again, and had another Musubi and Latte. They were both AWESOME AGAIN.I had the Shaggy Dog Musubi and the Chai Latte, both were phenomenal. The Musubi really is incredible.

First time coming here. There seemed to be a lot that went into the aesthetic and the menu but it felt very sterile. It seemed like a lot of people were working here and it was very quiet!The spam musubi I got was so good! And the chai with added chocolate flavor I got was interesting. It kinda tasted like a chocolate banana? Which if you like those then you'd love my drink lol. It wasn't bad at all it just didn't taste like masala chai I'm used to and I don't really like the taste of bananas? Will probably come back and try other things!

Came here to check it out as I was born in Hawaii and it was just calling to me. Let me say that the interior is absolutely GORGEOUS and relaxing. One of the prettiest if not the most aesthetic coffee shop I've been to. As for parking though, I wasn't sure where to park and I think the garage next to it requires you to pay. I ended up being dropped off by my husband and just walked in.As for the coffee, I got the aloha coffee at 75% sweet. It was still pretty sweet. It's made with macadamia syrup if I'm not mistaken but I didn't really taste that. It was very average coffee and nothing spectacular in my opinion. I probably wouldn't come back again but I would totally tell my friends as it is a beautiful shop with good vibes!

Ever since traveling to Hawaii, I've missed the taste of Kona coffee. I happened to stumble upon this business while browsing on Yelp for a new coffee shop to try around the area. It's located in a commercial building but parking is free and convenient. Make sure you enter the garage through Portsmouth Street.The cafe has plenty of seating and the bright lighting throughout makes for a great study spot. The latte I ordered had macadamia nut flavoring in it and it was a perfect blend of creamy and nutty. It wasn't too sweet at all either. I've been here twice since writing this review and have yet to try any of their food items, mainly because I've usually eaten a meal by then. There's a wide range of sweet and savory options from sandwiches, pastries, and gelato. Of course, as cafe that brews Kona coffee, they even have the classic spam musubi. If you're around the area, definitely recommend stopping by here!

This is, bar none, the simplest, most affordable way to feel you've made a Hawaiian getaway without leaving the state of Texas. I tried a lavender latte (amazing!) which made me think of a beautiful lavender farm with million dollar views in Maui.The avocado toast was a decadent looking affair with slices of hard boiled egg and balsamic vinegar. I also had a generous portion of pecan cinnamon roll. The barista was quiet and friendly.The decor and music all reflect the theme. I liked the "aloha" photo spot set up to show an ocean background.The nearby parking garage seemed to be earmarked for local badge holders, but I was able to park around the corner where street parking was in generous supply on a Sunday.

I recently visited Kona and ordered their specialty, Aloha latte. However, my experience fell short of expectations. The Aloha latte lacked the promised flavors of white chocolate and nuts and was essentially just espresso with milk. Additionally, despite ordering it iced, I was served a hot beverage instead. Not a big deal but i was the only one in line to order my drink at the time. Cost of this drink is 7.50 after tax. I had come across the shop on my daily drive and finally decided to stop by to try it out. They have their own parking space in garage behind the shop and has plenty of sitting space inside. I will give it another go and update my review but for now i was left disappointed.

I'm often hunting for new coffee joints to check out, and a fantastic friend of mine suggested this should be a spot to checkout. And so I did. Parking doesn't appear to be too much of an issue. If you can't find street parking, they do have a garage available. I didn't use it, so I don't know if it's time sensitive, or validated, or how pricey it can getThe place is very new feeling. It's open, and bright. It was almost too quiet when I went. It's open, with good seating all around. The menu was very interesting, and they are happy to adjust different things to your preference. bout halfway through, Zain R. made a pitstop to check it out as well. I posted up to work for a while. Coffee was good, people were good, location was central. I have no complaints, and left caffeinated.

Came to try this place out after seeing them on Instagram. I had a the spam musubi and an aloha latte. The barista was super nice & they bring the drink and food to the table for you. It's a nice little coffee shop. Good for doing work, reading, meeting up with friends etc. they have free WiFi. Overall it's one of my favorite coffee shops I've been to in houston so far.

Great customer service and great atmosphere!! Been on the hunt for some great coffee and I am so pleased we stumbled across this location The owner Dante was so nice and provided exceptional customer service If you want good coffee this is your place The flavor is perfect and tastes fresh, no coffee around that tastes this good

Service was amazing, but the food and coffee were even better! Will be coming back here often!