Kona Reserve Coffee Brings Premium Hawaiian Brews to Cypress
There’s a new coffee spot in Cypress—and it’s not your average café. Kona Reserve Coffee, now open at 17111 West Road at the intersection of Queenston and West Road, brings the spirit of Hawaii and some of the freshest roasted coffee around to Northwest Houston. Officially opened on May 1, 2025, the new location is already turning heads with its unique menu, tropical ambiance, and commitment to quality that starts at the root—literally.
Kona Reserve Coffee is all about the bean. Their coffee comes from the Kona district of Hawaii, where it’s grown in rich volcanic soil, handpicked one by one, sun-dried, and shipped green to their roasting warehouse—Kona Roastery—right here in the Houston area. The result? Every cup is brewed with beans roasted within the week, delivering bold, smooth, and well-balanced flavor with every sip.
For coffee lovers searching for the best coffee shop in Cypress, this new café is definitely worth the visit. Whether you’re a cold brew aficionado or a latte enthusiast, the drink menu has something for everyone. Standouts include the Aloha Latte, a rich blend of white chocolate mocha and macadamia nut syrup, and the Kona Ocean, a stunning layered iced latte with blue curacao syrup. Feeling adventurous? Try the Lavender Bloom with oat milk, lavender syrup, and a dash of cinnamon, or the Kailua Latte with notes of vanilla and cinnamon bun.
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More of a purist? Kona Reserve’s pour-over options are a must. Choose from rare single-origin offerings like the fruity and smooth Kona Peaberry or the bold, well-balanced Kona Extra Fancy. Their lineup also features signature blends like the light and citrusy Kona Marlin, the nutty and bold Kona Golden, and the robust, smoky Kona Warrior. It’s the kind of variety that makes this spot a top destination for specialty coffee in Cypress.
But it’s not just about what’s in your cup. The food menu is just as inspired, with Hawaiian musubi (a popular island snack of rice and protein wrapped in seaweed), sandwiches made with sweet Hawaiian bread, and even acai bowls topped with tropical fruits. Vegan and gluten-free options make it easy for everyone to find something they love.
And then there’s the vibe. Step inside, and you’ll find wood textures, lush plants, and artwork that pays tribute to Hawaii’s scenic beauty. It’s warm, welcoming, and designed to be a home away from home—whether you’re meeting friends, grabbing your morning pick-me-up, or spending the afternoon working remotely.
Kona Reserve already has a strong following at its other Texas locations in Frisco, Fulshear, and Houston’s Greenway Plaza. But with the opening of the Cypress shop, locals now have their own island-inspired escape right in the neighborhood.
So if you’re looking for a coffee shop near Stone Gate or Copper Lakes, or you just want to try something new and fresh, Kona Reserve Coffee might be your new go-to. Fresh beans, friendly faces, and that unmistakable aloha spirit—it’s all waiting for you in Cypress.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
