First time visiting this coffee shop....i was not disappointed. Friendly girl behind the counter and provided excellent service. She suggested the hot haul is latte.....omg....do yummy. The coffee had cute flower foam on top and was smooth with a mild coconut flavor. Free parking available and frequent buyer cards available. Loved the cute nostalgic atmosphere and sit down tables with excellent spacing. Will definitely return for my coffee fix.

One of my favorite coffee shops on the island. I usually just get an iced latte because I'm just that basic, and it's full of aroma. The haupia latte is also delicious, not overly sweet like I anticipated. The baristas are wonderful, as they're super friendly and quick even when it's slammed. Vintage Parisian feel with jazz mysic in the background. Totally a vibe!

Nice, quiet, clean cafe. Not for socializing loudly. Many people are here studying or working on something on their laptop. Coffee is great. I always get the iced mocha and it's always delicious. Great ambience and quaint little cafe. One barista but it's not slow. I always come back.

Glazer's arguably has the best coffee on the island. [Parking] There are quite a lot of parking spots. Parking is free! [Ambiance] Aubrey Hepburn. Classic, whimsical decor. Jazz music. It's a whole vibe. [Bathroom] They have a clean, single-use restroom for customers. [Seating] Tons of seating. But usually all the seats are taken by colleges students and working millennials. I believe they have free WiFi, which may explain their regular demographic. Time your visit strategically if you're trying to snag a seat. [Coffee] I am obsessed with their espresso. I especially enjoy their iced maple latte. I recommend getting the smaller size because the same about of espresso goes into each size. The difference is in volume of milk and ice. This is standard for most coffee shops. I like my coffee a tad stronger, so the smaller size is my go-to. [Service] Every time I've gone, I had a positive customer experience. I validate those who have had lesser experiences, but I've personally only had friendly service. I love the cute little smiley faces and messages the baristas draw on the cups. Tip: Ask for a stamp card! Another tip: They have a credit card minimum of $5.00, I believe. Be prepared!

This coffee shop has been here forever and still tastes good. I remember before I got a beautiful totoro latte, but I don't think that artist is here anymore. The hazelnut latte is good here but need to adjust the amount of syrup, in my opinion. I always get less syrup though. Overall, there free parking and it's a place to do some studying if you need to.

We decided to try this place on a whim since some of the other coffee options we liked were very busy and Glazer's did not disappoint. The cashier offered us a stamp card when we ordered which we politely declined since we were just visiting. After one sip of the large iced haupia latte I immediately went back to the cashier and asked for a stamp card the ice coffee was a perfect balance- not too sweet and strong coffee flavor. We came back the next morning and got the same thing and tried going one more time before our flight but they were unfortunately closed (Sunday). It's a little farther out from Waikiki (10 min or so), but so worth the drive. Didn't have to wait too long and the cafe has a fun laid back vibe. 10/10 would recommend and will definitely be back with my stamp card :)

If you like coffee and want a spot to study then Glazer's Coffee is your spot! I've never been a coffee drinker--even in college when caffeine was a necessity for most. Considering this coffee shop is close to my old college, I'm surprised I haven't been! It wasn't until my coworker suggested coming here to work together that I finally paid this small, local, and homey cafe a visit! Upon entering the smell of coffee beans roasting, smooth jazz filling the shop, and the wooden furniture and artistic posters gave me a neighborhood coffee shop feel. There are plenty of tables and chairs spread throughout the spacious shop (perfect for solo workers or pairs). As well as outlets and free WiFi so it's a great place to work or study at. The shop itself is on the quieter side, so if you're looking for a place to talk with others this may not be it. The counter is at the back of the shop where the menu is posted on the board. Aside from your traditional hot and iced coffee drinks, they also offer unique lattes. As well as teas, non-caffeinated beverages, and small bites. They offer two sizes (small and large) for drinks and dairy alternatives. I try to stray away from coffee so I decided on a Small Iced Chai Tea Latte with Almond Milk. This was one of the best chai I've had on the island! The flavor of the chai was prominent but not overpowering--aromatic and sweet with a hint of spice. My friend ordered a Large Iced Hazelnut Latte and enjoyed it! Service was friendly by the two baristas and my drink came out quickly! For those living in town and students at nearby colleges, Glazer's Coffee is a great option! The cafe has a variety of drinks for dining in or taking out, as well as food. Though the exterior and location may seem small and unassuming it's bigger on the inside. Plenty of seating options and outlets can be found for those looking to get work done in a quiet environment. You can find this cozy coffee shop near Puck's Alley, next to a few eateries such as Izakaya Naru and Bangkok Chef. Metered parking is available on South King Street or in the free lot that's shared between Rabbit Rabbit Tea and Fukuya. I wouldn't mind coming back to work here and trying their other drinks.

Glazer's Coffee is SOOOO Good and by far the BEST coffee I've had in Oahu. So happy we found this place thanks to Yelp! We had a party of 4 and ordered a variety of drinks: Hot Cappuccino, Iced Soy Latte, Iced Mocha, and a Hot Mocha with whip... all of them are excellent! Coffee beans are fresh and the coffee is aromatic; temperature of the hot drinks are super hot (the way I like it; and nothing is more disappointing to me than a hot drink served luke warm - uck!) The setting is comfy and warm - and best of all - the service is super friendly and prices are reasonable. (Think ~$5-ish). We love love love this place and will definitely be back very soon.

Why would you ever go to Starbucks, when there's a place like Glazer's coffee available? That should be the question every coffee lover is asking. It's not that Starbucks is that bad, it's that Glazer's coffee is so much better! This is a super little coffee shop on King Street, before University Avenue. They serve all the coffees that you would expect, and a few that you might not expect. Lots of tables and seating, and an awesome place to hang out and enjoy an excellent coffee. They serve an assortment of foods as well, for either take out or dine in. There's metered parking out front along King Street, so parking isn't that big of an issue. Micah is the man that you want making your coffee! The man's a veritable coffee genius, you'll understand that statement when you have him make you a specialized coffee. Be sure to tip him well! TLDR; don't miss this spectacular coffee shop! The coffee really is THAT good!

Are you looking for a super warm, cruise coffee place to relax and enjoy a cup of amazing brew? Then you need to try Glazer's!! This is one of my fave coffee places when I have the time to enjoy my brew...not grab and go. I will actually order a hot latte to sip on while I enjoy some me time. I haven't had a coffee I didn't enjoy even trying out some different flavors that I normally wouldn't drink. I recently had a white chocolate mocha and it was so yummy!! My boyfriend had their maple latte and omg I should've got that!! It was a little smoky, buttery and just so perfect!! The interior is warm and inviting...I love wood interiors!! There are a couple high top tables but mostly low tops. If the table by the window is available I will gravitate there. There is street parking, but you can also park in the lot that shares space with the post office. Their hours have changed and I'm sorry but I didn't take a picture of the new hours. But they are closed on Sundays for now.