I love Pipeline Bakeshops Malasadas! I have been to several Malasada places in Hawaii but | love…read morethere's the best for the following reasons: 1. the size of the malasadas: some restaurants tend to make their Malasadas smaller and when places do this it ruins the overall texture and quality of it. The bigger the malasadas size the more airy and fluffy and more bread layers that will be inside. 2. their malasadas always taste fresh and the same quality each time. 3. their malasadas don't feel oily or heavy at all Overall I would highly recommend this place for their Malasadas! I'm so happy to have found them. I can back multiple times on my trip. They also have other desserts too that I have yet to try. They have ice cream, cakes, and other desserts Also tip: if you are ordering a malasada also order a coffee or a matcha drink to go with it. The cinnamon sugar from the malasada just matches so perfectly with a drink this restaurant is also a nice place for walking! There's lot of stores and restaurants to walk around! I'm trying to remember but I think there was a book off that was not too far from here! If you either drive or maybe walk. Service: staff was super helpful and friendly while I was there. I was having an issue with my online order because my phone was being glitchy and they were so nice in helping :) Also wanted to note their branding is so cute!! They even sell merch items too

Everyone knows to go to Leonard's for freshly made malasadas, and the constant crowds there attest…read moreto their quality and variety (review: https://yelp.to/jaduiZfQRq). However, there are many alternative malasada purveyors throughout Honolulu, so I depended on local vloggers to find the best ones. This one popped up often on YouTube, and as luck would have it, we were dining at The Pig & The Lady on the next block. How calorifically convenient. We took the opportunity to stop by for a pre-dinner snack since they closed at 6PM. It's a cute shop with multiple sweets including quite a selection of housemade ice cream and delectable mouthfuls called Cake Bombs (Photo 10). We decided we would be good and ordered one unfilled Malasada each. Dusted with various sugar flavors, they were just $2.65 a piece. I went for the Coffee, while Jamie chose the daily special, Cinnamon (Photo 6). They were soft and tasty, quite comparable to Leonard's albeit a tad smaller. That wasn't necessarily a bad thing since we had dinner ahead of us. However, we let temptation get the best of us and shared a $5.50 slice of the Ube Haupia Mac Nut Bar, a yummy combination of sweet potato and ube topped with haupia (coconut milk pudding) on a macadamia nut crust (Photo 9). Truth be told, it stole the show from the malasadas. FOOD - 4 stars... the malasadas were good, but that ube dessert was next level AMBIANCE - 4 stars...really a takeout operation with a lot of temptations SERVICE - 4 stars...very calm and orderly TOTAL - 4 stars...yet another spot for sweet Hawaiian decadence RELATED - Exploring Hawaii? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/U7YPblfoMP

The food was AMAZING. All the pastries look like they were made by Gordon Ramsey. The service was…read moregood too, the chef said that he starts baking at 1-2 AM! And everything was so comforting. Perfect for relaxing, doing work/homework, and also after a good run. It was amazing!

This is my regular spot. The espresso is so well done. The cold brew drinks are unique and…read moreperfectly balanced sweetness, flavor, and strength. The baked goods are amazing. If you're looking for a quick coffee fix, Kopi does things right not fast. Come for an experience not for a quick hit.

The malasadas were SOOO GOOOD my grandmother did know how to cook. The guy who sold them to us gave…read morea free box!

NOT MALASADAS....... just greasy tough doughnuts......I don't think most people know what a REAL…read moreMalasada should look like or taste like.....NEVER has a HOLE in the center......crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside with a lite eggy flavor

The malasadas are so good that I visited three times during my vacation. The first two times, I…read morecame very early (6:30 or 7am) and had no issues with parking. Plus I was done within 10/15 minutes. The third time, I visited about 2:30pm and the line was out the door, a person was directing traffic in the small parking lot. It was crazy but the service was fairly quick (25 minutes), considering the crowd. The place is small and just for placing orders! There's no place to dine-in. Orders are placed inside and picked out outside from the pickup window.

Warm, pillowy malasadas! Leonard's is such a popular spot for fresh Portuguese-style pastries, and…read moreI can see why. I personally preferred the cinnamon sugar malasada without any filling. The macadamia nut one was yummy too, but I generally prefer the pastry itself over the sweeter custard fillings. The macadamia custard had a nice sweetness without being overwhelming. There was a line but it moved quickly. The malasadas were fluffy and chewy with a slightly crisp exterior. They're about the size of your palm. Huge plus that they come out fresh and warm- definitely the best way to eat them!

I've been to this Waimanalo Town Center café twice ...always been curious when I pass this way…read more Hawaiian Island Cafe has a fairly large menu for a small local establishment. Apparently, they've been in business for 12 years or so...not familiar with Waimanalo in any way. They have a decent looking acai bowl menu so I tried one on both occasions. The acai bowl can be a bit hackneyed but the menu caught my eye. They offer 16 and 24 ounce options. Makapu'u Bowl and Mana Bowl both have an acai sorbet base. The former features Okinawan sweet potato and haupia; the latter, coconut chia parfait and blueberries. They both had bananas and hemp granola...a standout. Both really were fantastic. I had a Caramel Macchiato by accident. I ordered a macchiato - which by their menu description was a traditional macchiato. But I went with it and the Caramel Macchiato ( by Starbucks definition) was actually quite good. Also, had a special drink menu item...near the POS...Iced Brown Sugar Latte. This was quite sweet but refreshing. They serve standard breakfast fare - waffles and pancakes; also standard local plate lunches. They operate from 830a to 400p - closed on Sunday and Monday. Tour buses roll up and it can get tourist heavy...I had to stand in queue at the entrance on my initial visit. I see locals and tourists visit. The small dining area has art, vintage items...clothing...standard merch...a mashup of items for sale and display. I think a 70yo local guy and a 40 yo mainland woman collaborated on the interior design...I

Best coffee on the island and I won't argue about it. We randomly stumbled upon this place, and I…read moream SO happy we did. We had breakfast here and everything was delicious, especially the breakfast croissant. Simple, but incredibly tasty. And then the drinks... oh my god. The macadamia nut latte was THE BEST COFFEE I HAVE EVER HAD. I literally dream about it. It was unbelievably good. Their premade drinks were also amazing, especially the CBD hibiscus lemonade. We tried a few different things and honestly everything was great. The owner and her father were also incredibly warm and kind. We walked in right when they opened, and by the time we left maybe 30 minutes later, the place was packed. Honestly, it makes complete sense because everything there is absolutely delicious.

The service was quick. The store is inordinately clean and menu easily decipherable. I do think…read morethat the cookies occupy a distinct niche in that most are not for everyone but this keeps no one from maintaining a romantic optimism abut the next flavor. (Myself included.) Unspecific to this location, but I do wish that they gave the option of purchasing one singular mini. If you want a mini, you have to buy 3 for roughly $12. The calories add up to about 1 regular sized cookie, which would be half the price. Pick your poison I guess?

I always go to the kapolei one and thought I'd get the same experience but I did not at all. I…read moreordered a pink sugar cookie and it was a shortbread cookie with pink frosting. It's advertised as a sugar cookie not a shortbread. I've been baking for a long time and it's a very obvious difference between a shortbread and sugar cookie. The icing is also advertised as almond frosting but I was told by employees it was "vanilla icing with pink dye" The other cookies had very muted flavors and didn't taste very fresh. It seems crumble was having a bad day. You're better off getting cookies from Foodland in the same shopping center.

Our party of 7 loved the food, the service, and the overall vibe. McKay, our server, knew the menu…read morewell, answered questions confidently, and made excellent recommendations. The food was perfectly prepared, from the steak to the mahi mahi. Best of all, it was moderately priced! We definitely recommend this restaurant.

McKay's service was spot on as usual!!! Always enjoy the food and staff whenever we come in!read more

We stopped by and had great customer service and food like always…read more We got the following items Sliders Shrimp scampi pizza Lilikoi, guava lava, killa dragon

Konos is and always will be the place I go to for my breakfast burrito fix. Use to drive all the…read moreway up to the north shore from town almost 10 years ago just to have their burritos so having the Kailua location nearby is even better! Parking: street side Seating: 5 smaller tables that hold 3-4 people each. There is bench seating outside. Service: ordering was quick & easy. Actually receiving our food took a little over 30 mins but it was a weekend and they were slammed! I'd happily wait every time because the burritos really are that good. Food: nothing tastes better than a konos burrito in a to go bag on the beach. I'm a huge fan of the chorizo burrito add avocado & my husband devours the pork one! Can't beat 2 fat burritos for under $40.