The food was amazing but small portions. The staff was awesome. Being from LA, we felt at home!…read moreWhen we come back to the island we will be back!

They were amazing. We booked them for our small wedding of 50 people and they were outstanding…read more Music dancing & fire ! Oh my definitely hire these guys & gals for a great memory especially if you have a lot of out of town guests new to the islands

Matcha was bombness. Got a mango matcha with a shot of espresso. Matcha or espresso was a little…read moresour.

Once you enter wahiawa it's so easy to find because you just look for the building with the big…read moreword that says COFFEE lol The aesthetic in there gives "surfer" haha super cool photo albums everywhere. They sell so much coffee & food. I tried their Haupia iced latte and it was a 8.5/10 I loved it. They also have the iced Nutella latte which I wanna try next time. They have so much seats to stay and enjoy your coffee. Parking is very limited but they do have a couple on the side.

Who would of thought there was a venue in the Pearl City area that could house performing arts and…read morecultural events. I only had the privilege to be behind the scenes so I got to work backstage and also watch events at this venue. It's a really nice theater with great acoustics and lighting. You would enjoy any production here.

Learned about the Pearl City Cultural Center on yelp events for the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra…read more Brought my mom with me to experience the music. Neither of us had ever been to this side of PC and neither of us knew the place existed! Waze took us to a blocked road/ dead end using the address, but Google maps took us to right place, and it was only 2 mins away from where we were at. There was plenty of parking, but might have to walk a little of you get to a packed event late. The auditorium looks a little old on the outside, but it was tidy and I was impressed at the inside of it. It's a really big auditorium and their A.C. worked REALLY well, that's for sure. The seats were comfortable and plenty of space between the rows. We really enjoyed the Symphony there this evening and how to go back there for future events.

Last night was my brother's celebration of life here at Mango Street Grill. Daryl & Allie were so…read moreamazing in helping to plan and assist with the entire event. From designing the seating arrangements for maximum guests with handicap access, linens, to a budget friendly menu that would accommodate a large gathering. Everything went so well and they were right there all the way to the end. The bentos we opted for was very tasty and had nice compliments from guests along with the open bar and standard drinks (coffee, water, juice). They also have a large stage and pull down screen for videos. If you're planning you're next event, hit them up!

FPO and I went there for a music event - Wasabi, Hawaii's premier oldies cover band was playing. We…read morewent a little early to park - the lot is a little too small for the number of people who can fit in the building. There is some street parking. At night there is a security guard, but he spent his time watching videos on his phone. Didn't even notice that someone parked in the blocked off space next to the handicap stall. There was a buffet that we didn't try. Another reason we went early was so we could go to the Zippy's around the corner for dinner. My cousin did try the buffet. Her burger looked pretty good. FPO got bottled Guinness at the bar. The cost was different. I don't know about that. Downside to the evening was that the Women's bathroom was broken. Even before it broke, there was a sign in the stalls, "we just learned we have a problem with low water pressure. Please wait 10 seconds if you hear someone else flush". All in all, it was a memorable night.

Have you ever wondered how mead is made or if the area bees are in effects the honey? Then please…read moremake your way to Manoa Honey & Mead's Bees to Mead tour! Our tour guide and Manoa's own beekeeper Evan was such a wealth of knowledge in both the beekeeping process and mead making that it made the whole 2.5 hour tour go so quickly. Evan took our group to the nearby beehive location and gave us an in depth explain on how the bees make everything fr the honey to the honeycombs and wax as well as how a queen is selected. When we made our way back we got to the best part: trying 6 different meads offered right at their location and bottled there as well. A nice charcuterie board was paired with our flight. For doing the tour you get 10% off all purchases made which came in handy when buying bottles of their Lilikoi mead. They also have a huge variety of honey available and even some goat cheese from nearby Sweetland Farms. If not for the tour make your way to enjoy a glass of mead or several and buy a bottle to support your local business!

Service is wonderful, everyone is so nice and informative…read more Get the honey and cheese box it's so good! If I lived on island I'd be back for sure, they provide a wonderful experience!

I love Wahiawa Botanical Garden. I grow and collect plants of my own but seeing them growing…read morenaturally in the wild is very inspiring and awe-inducing to see them thrive at that level in nature. I especially love seeing the monsteras crawling on the trees, and the tall bamboo garden. The cherry blossom trees here are also my favorite place to visit when it is spring in Hawaii :). This place is one of the locations where you can view cherry blossoms. I don't usually frequent this area since it's a bit out of the way but the views and beautiful plants are worth it! Definitely bring walking shoes because this was actually a work out...Felt like I was in Jurassic Park - I was having fun jumping on rocks and stuff but I decided not to go too deep into the jungle of this botanical garden this time because I didn't want to get my shoes *dirty* I am very particular on keeping my shoes looking good... LOL

We visited the botanical garden today as a family, but unfortunately, it was below our…read moreexpectations. It is nice that the entrance is free, but the garden was not as well maintained as we had hoped. There was not a lot of area to explore, and the experience felt more like a walk through a forest rather than a traditional botanical garden. That being said, it can still be a peaceful place to relax, enjoy a quiet coffee, read a book, or simply spend some time away from the city. It is a nice spot for unwinding, but it may not be the best choice if you are looking for a well-developed botanical garden experience.

Edelynn is a fantastic and experienced Zumba instructor with a genuine, sweet, and uplifting…read morespirit. She is fun, and has a way of reading her students. Her choreo makes us all feel like J. Lo (it doesn't matter that we don't actually look like her). She is also so generous with her stage, and gives other instructors a chance to do songs in her class, which adds fun and variety. If you want to get a great workout, have a blast, and feel great when you leave, check out Edelynn's class.

First of all the instructor was incredible and she has such an inviting personality. It was my…read morefirst class and I have to say I am hooked on Zumba and we will be returning to the next Zumba class!

Ron Artis sadly passed away from a heart attack just a little over 6 months after I met him and his…read moregreat family. Rest In Peace, Ron. You have touched the lives of many, and will continue to do so through your wife and children.

You're in Hawaii... you're on the north shore...you go to Haleiwa because its a cool little…read moretown...and you MUST go see Ron and his family. First off, I am amazed at the parenting. They are great kids. They have been blessed with a great path and Ron is leading the way. Will they be famous? They already are. Do they need to be discovered? They already have been. I have since forgotten their names (except for Thunderstorm who blows a mean harmonica) but I will never forget their music. So put an hour away at their house and be prepared for a private concert by one of the best musical families you will ever see. Do not miss them.

As a big fan of goat milk moisturizers and soap we decided to check out this place…read more We were pleasantly surprised to see many families out and enjoying the farm as well. They have a little gift shop which sells their merch and delicious goat cheese and goat gelato. The cheeses are sold individually or in a four-flavor flight; along with crackers it made a delicious snack. We tried the four-flavor flight with crackers and boy were they good. Their big hit are their goat gelatos. They have quite a few flavors which were all very good. We got the chocolate and coffee flavors. It was very creamy with a slight twang. Very good!! After eating we bought some goat food and visited the goats. They also offer a tour which takes people behind the scenes to other areas of the farm. The drive out is not too bad. It's just past Kemo'o farms. Lots of signage leading to the farm. Big open lot to park. A great family friendly place to take the keikis and eat goatlato.

The cutest goat farm! I came here for a play date and the girls had so much fun!…read more Things to do: 1. Feed the goats ($6). The girls loved it & my daughter kept picking up the hay on the ground. 2. Try goat ice cream ($3) for a Keiki cup. 3. We did not do but you can take a tour of the farm. 4. I'm not sure if it's every Saturday but they had a small farmers market. Overall, a great little play date!