OLD KAPA’A TOWN • KAUA’I

Three generations ‍of sharing fresh island fruit.

Golf grew up helping at his family's fruit stand, following in the footsteps of his parents and grandparents before him. Today, he welcomes both locals and visitors with the same passion for Kauaʻi's seasonal fruit. Alongside him, his wife bakes fresh banana bread and mango sticky rice each morning, while their daughters often help around the stand—making Lana's Cafe a truly family-run business.

A young girl with dark hair and a blue and white patterned dress reaching for bananas at an outdoor market stand with a colorful striped umbrella.

LILIKOI

APPLE BANANA

RAMBUTAN

SOURSOP

DRAGON FRUIT

MANGO

PAPAYA

PINEAPPLE

EGG FRUIT

CACAO

LILIKOI • APPLE BANANA • RAMBUTAN • SOURSOP • DRAGON FRUIT • MANGO • PAPAYA • PINEAPPLE • EGG FRUIT • CACAO •

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GET TO KNOW US

A family stand, not a franchise.

We're a family-owned fruit stand in the heart of Old Kapaʻa Town, serving fresh fruit, smoothies, and shave ice. By sourcing from local families and farmers, we're able to offer rare, seasonal Kauaʻi-grown fruit you won't find in many other places.

Golf, our owner and a third-generation fruit vendor, grew up helping at his family's fruit stand. Ask him what's in season, and chances are you'll leave with a new favorite fruit—and a story to go with it.

Grown a few miles away

A tall papaya tree with multiple green, oval-shaped fruits growing on its trunk, surrounded by large green leaves against a blue sky background.
A tall papaya tree with multiple green, oval-shaped fruits growing on its trunk, surrounded by large green leaves against a blue sky background.

Our selection changes with the seasons, sourced from local farmers, aunties, and even our own backyard.

Close-up of Hawaii mountain apples growing on a tree with green leaves and branches in the background.
Close-up of Hawaii mountain apples growing on a tree with green leaves and branches in the background.

Papayas

Grown just a few miles from the stand and harvested throughout much of the year.

Mountain Apples

Picked from nearby trees when they're in season, a refreshing Kauaʻi favorite.

Green avocados hanging on a tree branch surrounded by lush green leaves.
Green avocados hanging on a tree branch surrounded by lush green leaves.

Avocados

Sourced from local farmers and backyard trees across Kauaʻi, picked when perfectly ripe.

What people come for

A close-up of a colorful ice cream sundae with a pink flower decoration, being held by a person outdoors at a place with red umbrellas and signs for smoothies and a cafe in the background.
A close-up of a colorful ice cream sundae with a pink flower decoration, being held by a person outdoors at a place with red umbrellas and signs for smoothies and a cafe in the background.

Shave Ice

Our shave ice is made using a classic recipe passed down from one of Kauaʻi's original shave ice makers.

Close-up of two baked almond and chocolate chip cookies on a wooden tray, decorated with green leaves, against a sandy background.
Close-up of two baked almond and chocolate chip cookies on a wooden tray, decorated with green leaves, against a sandy background.

Banana Bread

Made from scratch and baked fresh every morning by Tooke, Golf's wife, using ripe local bananas.

A yellow smoothie in a clear plastic cup with a red straw, surrounded by pomegranates and other fruit, with a colorful chalkboard with fruit drawings in the background.
A yellow smoothie in a clear plastic cup with a red straw, surrounded by pomegranates and other fruit, with a colorful chalkboard with fruit drawings in the background.

Fresh fruit smoothies made with locally grown fruit, using family recipes passed down from Golf's mother.

Smoothies

A halved purple fruit with pink and purple flesh, surrounded by three whole similar fruits and green fern-like leaves on a wooden surface.
A halved purple fruit with pink and purple flesh, surrounded by three whole similar fruits and green fern-like leaves on a wooden surface.

Explore a variety of rare local fruits. Our relationships with local farmers give us early access to many seasonal offerings.

Local Fruit

WHAT VISITORS SAY

Come Find Us

4-1330 Kuhio Hwy, Kapaʻa, HI 96746.

Roadside on the mauka side, look for the red umbrellas.

Hours

Every day, 8:30 am to 5 pm

Phone

 

(808) 645-1896