"Better Than Starbucks"...Iced Mocha w/ Kona Coffee by Malfalfa

"Better Than Starbucks"...Iced Mocha w/ Kona Coffee by Malfalfa
Originally uploaded by R. J. Malfalfa

Local coffee shop-Orchid Isle Cafe in Kealakekua, Hawaii located on the main hwy just past McDonald's....just keeps on making their customers so happy with fresh drinks like this Iced Kona Coffee Mocha....So good and with 3 shots is only $4.50. Fresh..made locally....including all the baked goods and they even serve breakfast with eggs and bagels....

Starbucks---we are sorry..here the little guy--Orchid Isle Cafe in Kealakekua, Hawaii just outdoes you on price, quality, and especially service..

Try'em out.....they are so good....................
Orchid Isle Cage-Kealakekua, Hawaii.............
on the Big Island of Hawaii---where Kona Coffee is grown...

Aloha

DaKine Food House- Bamboo Restaurant-Kapa'au, Hawaii 2007

DaKine Food House- Bamboo Restaurant-Kapa'au, Hawaii 2007
Originally uploaded by R. J. Malfalfa

The Historic Bamboo Restaurant & Bar is a fantastic place to go for lunch or dinner. The Bamboo Restaurant is located on the Big Island of Hawi, up on the north side of the island in the Kohala district in the little town of Hawaii. Dinner entrees run from $9.95 to $20.00. On weekends, live music is an added extra bonus. Especially when you can catch great slack key musicians like John Keawe, who lives nearby and is also a Hoku award winner.

You just can not visit the Big Island of Hawaii and take an around the island tour without stopping by the Bamboo Restaurant. They also have a great gallery with lots of nice quality hand made Hawaiian style crafts like quilts, koa wood boxes, and fine art. Be sure to stop by.

Located in Hawi, Hawaii.

DaKine Food House- Bamboo Restaurant-Kapa'au, Hawaii 2007

DaKine Food House- Bamboo Restaurant-Kapa'au, Hawaii 2007
Originally uploaded by R. J. Malfalfa

The Historic Bamboo Restaurant & Bar is a fantastic place to go for lunch or dinner. The Bamboo Restaurant is located on the Big Island of Hawaii up on the north side of the island in the Kohala district in the little town of Hawaii. Dinner entrees run from $9.95 to $20.00. On weekends, live music is an added extra bonus. Especially when you can catch great slack key musicians like John Keawe, who lives nearby and is also a Hoku award winner.

You just can not visit the Big Island of Hawaii and take an around the island tour without stopping by the Bamboo Restaurant. They also have a great gallery with lots of nice quality hand made Hawaiian style crafts like quilts, koa wood boxes, and fine art. Be sure to stop by.

Located in Hawi, Hawaii.

Stained Glass-Vibrant Colors

Stained Glass-Vibrant Colors
Originally uploaded by R. J. Malfalfa

hello

Dolphins in Kailua Bay-Kona Hawaii

Dolphins in Kailua Bay-Kona Hawaii
Originally uploaded by R. J. Malfalfa

Swimming with dolphins is a magical thing to do.

Mirrored Thunderbirds

Mirrored Thunderbirds
Originally uploaded by cory_Lum

Some of the most fantastic aerial acrobatics were seen flying over Waikiki Beach-Hawaii on September 13-14th. The US Air Force Flight Team known as the Thunderbirds performed their amazing aerial routines over Honolulu, Hawaii as part of the "Aloha Week Parade".

Kealakekua Bay Sunset-Big Island Hawaii-Sept 2007

Kealakekua Bay Sunset-Big Island Hawaii-Sept 2007
Originally uploaded by R. J. Malfalfa

Kealakekua Bay is a great place on the Big Island to visit. Kealakekua Bay offers naturally clean and pristine waters for snorkeling, swimming, kayaking, or just to sit beside on a sunny day. The water here is normally crystal clear, and you can see lots of marine life almost any time you visit. There is a boat ramp where you can launch your kayak and go paddling. There is a concession stand and picnic pavillion with bathrooms at the end of the road going down.

Kealakekua Bay is located about 14 miles south of Kailua-Kona on the Big Island just off of Napoo'poo Rd . The drive down to the bay from the Mamalahoa Hwy turnoff has spectacular ocean views. There is a coffee company with tours available on the road as you drive down. There is also a small fine restaurant and the Painted Church is also close by as well. Be sure to visit the area south of Kailua -Kona known as Captain Cook/ Kealakekua Bay when you find yourself on the Big Island. You will not be sorry. Aloha.....................