The Coffee Hub Nadi: What to Eat, Prices, Hours & Locations

The Coffee Hub is useful when you want more than a quick coffee in Nadi. There are two Nadi locations, but they suit slightly different stops. Choose Nadi Back Road for breakfast or a full sit-down meal. Choose Martintar if you are already on Queens Road and want coffee, a sandwich, wrap, salad or another quicker meal from the express menu. Both locations are in Nadi, so checking the branch before you leave can save an unnecessary detour.

Back Road or Martintar: which location should you choose?

Back Road is the better choice if the food is the reason for your visit. This is the headquarters location and the one with the full Nadi restaurant menu, including breakfast, kids meals, burgers and larger lunch or dinner dishes. It also has the later published closing time.

Martintar is the express outlet, but “express” does not mean coffee only. Its menu includes six sandwiches, several wraps, salads, Thai rolls and spaghetti. If you are already travelling along Queens Road, this is the simpler choice for a coffee and a quick meal without heading to Back Road.

There is one timing detail worth knowing if you want a very early breakfast. The Coffee Hub contact page lists Back Road from 6am, while the site header and Tourism Fiji list 7am. The breakfast menu itself says 6am to 1pm. If you plan to arrive before 7am, call the Back Road branch first. Martintar is listed from 7am to 7pm.

What can you actually eat at The Coffee Hub?

The useful thing about Back Road is the range. One person can stop for espresso and breakfast while someone else can order a full meal. The menu also works reasonably well for families and mixed groups because it is not built around a single type of food.

For breakfast

If you only need something simple, eggs on toast are listed at FJ$14 and a muesli cup at FJ$14.50. A larger breakfast choice is the Kanalevu at FJ$26.50, with hash brown, baked beans, chicken sausage, egg, salad and ciabatta. For something sweeter, the coconut pancake is FJ$22.50. Smashed avocado is FJ$21.50, while eggs Benedict with smoked salmon is FJ$28.50. Back Road lists breakfast through 1pm, which is handy if your morning starts late.

For coffee, smoothies and juice

Espresso is listed at FJ$5. A flat white is FJ$7, with medium and large sizes at FJ$9 and FJ$11. The Coffee Hub names Schibello Coffee as its supplier, and you can order familiar espresso drinks such as a long black, latte, cappuccino or mocha, as well as iced coffee.

Smoothies are roughly FJ$14 to FJ$15.50. One detail is easy to miss: most of the named fruit smoothies on the menu are blended with milk and ice cream. The seasonal fruit smoothie is specifically marked non-dairy and is listed at FJ$14. Fresh juice blends such as Detox, Immune Booster and Tropical Kiss are listed at FJ$14.50.

For lunch or a larger meal

Light choices include a vegetarian sandwich at FJ$14, a veggie wrap at FJ$17, a falafel wrap at FJ$19 and salads from FJ$13. If you want something more substantial, the menu moves into burgers and comfort food. The veggie burger with fries is listed at FJ$22.50, fish and chips at FJ$29.50 and pan-fried walu at FJ$39.50.

Travelers curious about a Fiji dish will also notice kokoda at FJ$19.50, made here with fish cured in lime juice, coconut milk and vegetables. There is a separate kids menu too, with meals listed from FJ$13.50 to FJ$17.50. That makes Back Road easier to use for a family meal than a café with only pastries and drinks.

If you are stopping at Martintar

Martintar's express menu is smaller, but it still gives you enough choice for a real meal. Examples include the vegetarian sandwich at FJ$14, chicken and avocado ciabatta at FJ$16, falafel wrap at FJ$19, garden salad at FJ$13 and spaghetti at FJ$17.50. This is the branch to pick when convenience matters more than having the full Back Road menu.

These are prices shown on The Coffee Hub's online menus when checked on 6 August 2026. Menu items and prices can change. Fiji uses the Fiji dollar (FJ$).

Does The Coffee Hub have vegan or vegetarian options?

Yes. The Coffee Hub has vegetarian dishes, while its published dietary information also includes vegan, dairy-free and gluten-free options as well as Halal. It is not a vegetarian or vegan-only café. The regular menu also includes chicken, fish, eggs and dairy, so a mixed group is not limited to plant-based food.

If you have a strict vegan diet or a food allergy, ask about ingredients and preparation when ordering. In particular, do not assume a fruit smoothie is dairy-free just because it contains fruit.

Before or after your Coffee Hub stop

Coffee Hub can work as a breakfast stop before a day around Nadi or as somewhere to eat before continuing toward another part of Viti Levu. If you are using a taxi, tell the driver Nadi Back Road or Martintar rather than simply saying “Coffee Hub”, because Nadi has both locations.

If you are building a day around Nadi rather than just stopping for coffee, FijiEco's guides to the Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple, Garden of the Sleeping Giant and Sabeto Mud Pools can help with the rest of the route.

Planning onward travel? Keep the existing FijiEco guides to transport options around Nadi and reaching the Mamanuca Islands from Nadi handy when choosing where to stop before the next part of your trip.

Is The Coffee Hub Nadi still open?

Both Nadi locations are currently listed by The Coffee Hub and Tourism Fiji, with addresses, phone numbers and published opening hours. FijiEco checked those listings on 6 August 2026. This confirms the current listings, not whether a branch is physically open at the exact moment you read this. If your plans depend on a particular time, call the branch before travelling there.

Sources and verification

• The Coffee Hub: Contact Us (Nadi and Martintar addresses, phones and published hours)
• The Coffee Hub: Restaurant Menu (current Nadi Back Road food selection and prices)
• The Coffee Hub: Express Menu (express outlet food selection)
• The Coffee Hub: Beverage Menu (coffee, smoothies, juices and prices)
• The Coffee Hub: About (brand history and the Martintar express outlet)
• Tourism Fiji: The Coffee Hub Fiji (Nadi locations, dietary options and visitor information)

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