Honolulu Coffee to Open New Location in Vancouver’s Olympic Village

SAY ALOHA: NEW HONOLULU COFFEE LOCATION OPENING THIS FALL IN VANCOUVER’S OLYMPIC VILLAGE

New Cafe Will Serve Up a Deliciously Hawaiian Experience; Sister Cafes to Offer Free Coffee on August 22 and August 23 to Celebrate Soon-to-Open Location

One of the world’s premier farm-to-cup coffee companies, Honolulu Coffee, is opening a third Vancouver location at 97 West 2nd Ave. in Olympic Village. Set to open in early fall 2022, the female-owned coffee shop features a 25-seat, 985-square-foot cafe, dog-friendly patio, and a nutritious-delicious food menu unlike any other cafe in town.

Indeed, visiting the new Honolulu Coffee in the picturesque False Creek neighbourhood will be like taking a mini-vacation across the Pacific. For starters, all pour-over coffee beans used are imported directly from Hawaii’s Big Island, grown on the lush slopes of the Mauna Loa Volcano and roasted in Kona. These are brewed into signature drinks like the refreshing Hawaiian Cream Cold Brew (cold brew topped with macadamia nut and coconut flavoured cream cap), the Hawaiian Latte (sweetened with a hint of coconut and macadamia nut flavours), with featured tea drinks including the Iced Blue Jasmine Green Tea. A full menu of espresso-based drinks will also be available, as well as caffeine-free options like the Açai Smoothie and cans of tropical Hawaiian Sun fruit drinks—very reminiscent of a Hawaiian vacation.

To eat, there are healthy options to fuel whatever plans may lie ahead in your day—stand-up paddleboarding, anyone? We’re talking about Hawaiian Açai Bowls, Kona White BBQ Turkey Sandwiches, and Bacon Breakfast Sandwiches slathered with house-made pineapple chutney. From the pastry case, indulge in Guava Bread, Macarons, Butter Croissants, Macadamia Nut Chocolate Chip Cookies, seasonal desserts, and so much more.

Honolulu Coffee is an aloha-driven brand, which prides itself on warm customer service accompanied by high-quality coffee and cuisine. “Aloha means love, peace, compassion, and a mutual understanding of respect. These are the values we strive to deliver our customers and community across all our locations,” says Ming Yang, owner of all three Vancouver Honolulu Coffee locations. “We want to serve the False Creek neighbourhood with a different approach to coffee, and to give high-quality service along with a fresh take on cafe meals and beverages.”

To celebrate the announcement of the new location, all guests at Honolulu Coffee’s two existing Vancouver locations can receive a free drip Kona coffee on Monday, August 22 and Tuesday, August 23 at Honolulu Coffee Downtown (888 Nelson St.) and Kerrisdale (2098 W 41st Ave.).

For the latest about Honolulu Coffee Vancouver, go to honolulucoffeeyvr.com, become a fan of /honolulucoffeeyvr on Facebook and follow @honolulucoffeeyvr on Instagram and @HonoluluCoffee on Twitter.

ABOUT HONOLULU COFFEE | Since 2016, Honolulu Coffee Vancouver has been bringing the aloha spirit to the mainland by serving up a variety of hot and cold coffee and espresso-based beverages brewed with Kona-grown and -roasted beans as well as tea, fresh-fruit smoothies and beer from the craft brewers at Maui Brewing Company. The coffee shop — which has locations in downtown Vancouver at 888 Nelson Street, in Kerrisdale at 2098 West 41st Ave., and a soon-to-open location at 97 West 2nd Ave. in Olympic Village — also offers an array of Island-inspired snacks and share plates in addition to fresh-baked, house-made pastries, breakfast and lunch sandwiches and seasonal desserts available for eat-in, takeout and delivery | honolulucoffeeyvr.com

Downtown Vancouver: 888 Nelson St., Vancouver BC V6Z 2H1 | 778-379-6607 | Seven days a week 8:00 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Kerrisdale: 2098 West 41st Ave., Vancouver V6M 4M4 | 604-620-2168 | Seven days a week 8:00 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Olympic Village: 97 West 2nd Ave., Vancouver V5Y 0G9 | Opening early fall 2022

 

Facebook: /honolulucoffeeyvr | Instagram: @honolulucoffeeyvr | Twitter: @HonoluluCoffee

Media release and images provided by Allie Darwin, SMC Communications Inc.

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