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Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii

619 18th St, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
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Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii in Virginia Beach, VA is a beloved coastal coffee shop that perfectly captures the laid-back spirit of both Hawaiian and beach culture. Located in the vibrant VB Arts District, this charming café has been serving the community for years, starting on General Booth Boulevard before establishing their current cozy corner location.

The moment you step inside, you're greeted by a warm, island-inspired atmosphere that sets it apart from typical modern coffee shops. The space features local artwork on the walls and offers both indoor seating at various tables and a bar area, plus outdoor deck seating perfect for enjoying Virginia Beach's pleasant weather. While compact, the shop maintains an inviting vibe that encourages visitors to linger over their drinks.

Their signature offering is Hawaiian Kona coffee, including a premium 100% Kona option that people who visit this coffee shop describe as incredibly smooth and flavorful. While they don't roast on-site, they carefully source their beans and offer both hot and cold preparations, from traditional drip coffee to creative frozen drinks like their popular "Koffee Kooler" - a coffee slushie that maintains its rich flavor as it melts.

The food menu here goes well beyond standard café fare. Visitors rave about their breakfast options, including acai bowls, breakfast tacos, and the "Catalyst" breakfast bowl. Their house-made pastries have developed quite a following, especially the banana bread (which regulars insist must be ordered toasted with butter) and their gluten-free baked goods.

For those looking to brew at home, Bad Ass Coffee offers retail bags of their various coffee blends, including their coveted Kona beans. They even offer an auto-ship program for dedicated fans who live too far to visit regularly. Beyond coffee, you'll find a selection of branded merchandise that makes perfect souvenirs for coffee enthusiasts.

The café can get busy, particularly on weekend mornings, but the friendly staff - who often know regulars by name and order - help maintain a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere that keeps people coming back. With its combination of quality Hawaiian coffee, fresh food options, and genuine aloha spirit, it's easy to see why this spot has become a Virginia Beach institution.

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