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Chocolate in Honolulu

People in or visiting Honolulu specifically, looking for Hawaiian chocolate without leaving the city.

Honolulu has the densest concentration of Hawaiian chocolate makers in the state. Lonohana Estate's Kakaʻako tasting room and Mānoa Chocolate's Waikiki tasting bar are within a short rideshare of each other — making Honolulu the easiest city in Hawaii to do a chocolate crawl on foot or by Uber.

This guide covers makers and shops within roughly 10 miles of central Honolulu, including the urban core, Waikiki, and the makai neighborhoods. Most listings are walk-in friendly during the day.

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PlaceAreaBest forTour or tastingProduct focus
01 21 Degrees Estate4.9 rating, 141 Google reviewsKaneohe, OahuGuided farm visitTours available, $60 per adult, $38 per teen (13-18), $18 per child (3-12), free for children 2 and underdark chocolate, 100% Hawaiian Grown & Made Brewing Chocolate
02 Mānoa Chocolate & Wine Bar4.8 rating, 1,145 Google reviewsKailua, OahuTasting flightTours availabledark chocolate, milk chocolate
03 Lonohana Estate Chocolate Factory4.8 rating, 25 Google reviewsHonolulu, OahuGuided farm visitTours availabledark chocolate, milk chocolate
04 Mānoa Chocolate4.8 rating, 21 Google reviewsHonolulu, OahuChocolate giftsTours availabledark chocolate, milk chocolate
05 Lonohana Chocolate Tasting Bar4.7 rating, 48 Google reviewsHonolulu, OahuGuided farm visitTours availabledark chocolate, milk chocolate

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Chocolate in Honolulu

Farm tour · Bean-to-bar

21 Degrees Estate

Kaneohe, Oahu

A 10-acre Oʻahu farm — 800 trees, sixth production year — making single-estate bars from their own cacao, start to finish. Appointment-only tours run two hours and cover the orchard with tastings of the chocolate, an award-winning estate honey, and tropical fruit.

Google 4.9 (141)Tours Available

Vegan-friendlyFarm-to-barSingle-origin

Bean-to-bar · Shop

Mānoa Chocolate

Honolulu, Oahu

Bean-to-bar maker sourcing cacao from Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island farms — some partnerships run seed-to-bar at Kamananui and Honoliʻi. The Waikīkī shop lets you taste through single-origin bars by region before you buy.

Google 4.8 (21)Tours Available

Gift-friendlyOpen lateFarm-to-bar

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A Honolulu factory tour showing how Lonohana grows cacao on Oahu and turns it into finished chocolate.

Where Honolulu · OahuSchedule Wednesday-Saturday, by advance bookingHost Lonohana Estate ChocolateCost Check organizer booking pageVerified June 11, 2026

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I taste single-origin Hawaiian chocolate in Honolulu?

Lonohana Estate's factory in Honolulu and Mānoa Chocolate's Waikiki tasting bar both serve flights of single-origin Hawaiian bars. Both are walk-in friendly.

Does Honolulu have a chocolate factory tour?

Yes — Lonohana Estate runs factory tours from their Honolulu location, covering the full bean-to-bar process. Tours can be booked online.

What are Honolulu's late-night chocolate options?

Mānoa Chocolate's Waikiki bar stays open until 10pm daily. Lonohana's Honolulu tasting room is open until 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays.

Is there Hawaiian chocolate at the Ala Moana Center?

Several broader Hawaiian-themed shops in Ala Moana Center carry single-origin Hawaiian chocolate alongside other island gifts. For the makers' full lineups, head directly to Lonohana's Kakaʻako tasting room or Mānoa's Waikiki bar.

Can I take a chocolate-tasting tour in Honolulu without a car?

Yes — Honolulu's main makers (Lonohana in Kakaʻako, Mānoa Waikiki) are reachable by rideshare or TheBus. A self-guided crawl can be done in an afternoon.

Where do locals buy Hawaiian chocolate in Honolulu?

Locals tend to go direct to maker storefronts (Lonohana, Mānoa) rather than tourist-focused shops. Several farmers' markets in Honolulu also feature Hawaiian chocolate makers seasonally.