Jama Coffee & Bakery

I think they are closed (as of March 2016 or even earlier). Not sure if it’s for renovation or permanent.

Everything we tried here was simply amazing. We had some of the pastries as a dessert following BBQ across the road, but just had to come back for more to take with us on the road!

Friendly staff, good coffee, reasonable prices, nice seating out back, delicious pastries.

Delicious baked goods, amazing coffee and a wonderful, calm environment to share it all. Highly recommended!

Hands down, the best coffee I had on the Kona Coast, and really delicious, fresh baked goods to boot.
We stopped in here to use their WiFi, and thank goodness we did. I ended up hanging out with one of the staff members in the new ukulele shop that had just opened up in the front of the store. We ended up going back a couple more times on our trip. The staff was always incredibly nice and helpful. One of the girls even showed me some photos from her last trip to Green Sand Beach as a way of convincing me to go. It worked!
If you’re there when they have gigantic cookies, make sure you pick some up. They’re pretty cheap for the area and they’re awesome.

I love this spot the espresso and coffee are delicious! Its a great place to catch up and hang out with its beautiful back patio with wonderful views and its cute little geckos running around! The pastries are to die for! Made fresh daily they are amazing! Make sure to Check out this gem! Great service with great coffee !

My husband and I came here frequently when it was still called Coffees N’ Epicurea, so I was somewhat upset to discover that it had apparently closed. Luckily, it had only changed business name and ownership, as they continue to serve deliciously amazing coffee and pastries with a Hawaiian twist. The only real difference I noticed the was the wood finish on the walls in the front seating area.
Definitely get a pastry here — I had a lilikoi tart encrusted with crushed macadamia nuts and nearly grabbed a coconut turnover for the road. The ice cubes in my husband’s iced coffee were actually just cubes of frozen coffee, which is really quite brilliant. The outdoor seating area in the back is still a charming spot to sip away while watching geckos, saffron finches, and roosters hanging out.
This, hands down, remains as one of our top «go-​to» spots to frequent whenever we’re on the big island.

Relaxing garden atmosphere, great coffee, delicious pastries –check this little gem out. My «Coffee expert» partner is happy with their bean roasting — a Kona experience that has been consistently done right, no bitter flavor or burnt overtones, fresh beans, served with aloha!

Yes, yes, and yes. Stop here. Get some coffee and dessert. You won’t be disappointed.
The coffee is made really well here. Iced coffee? How about some coffee ice cubes so your drink isn’t diluted when it melts?
Desserts are scrumptious to say the least. Moist cakes and sinfully dense chocolate — you can’t go wrong. The chocolate silk? To die for. The desserts are pricey, so savor them.

TWO Thumbs UP!
This place was recommended in our guidebook but when we got there we learned it has new owners and had just reopened under the new name Jama coffee. We stayed and had an enjoyable experience.
We were pleased to hear they had retained the previous baker. The pastries and desserts were absolutely delicious. We enjoyed coffee and pastries on their garden lanai after snorkeling at two-​step earlier that morning.
We highly recommend the «crazy good» blueberry danish and cookies. The chocolate silk mouse tort is to die for. We liked the MacNut cinnamon pull-​apart just not as much as the others. Overall a great new place to check out if you are looking for coffee, pastries or dessert.