I stopped by here yesterday morning for a coffee and a malasada. While traveling I try to hit up a…read morenew local coffee shop every day and on this morning it happened to be Maleko Coffee and Pastries. This might be one of the only places in Waikiki open at 4 AM which is perfect if you've just arrived the night before from the East Coast. The inside of the shop feels homey. They have a display case full of pastries along with additional baked goods set out nearby. For my coffee on this morning I decided to go with a coconut latte and then ordered a blueberry malasada while my father went with a custard-filled one. At Maleko, the malasadas are pre-made but not filled until you order which I think is a smart move. I first tried my blueberry malasada and thought it was good. The dough was light and fluffy and the filling had a great flavor. As for my coffee, I have to agree with other reviews that the syrup made it overly sweet. I still drank it, but I definitely would have preferred something less sweet. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again for the malasadas. As for the coffee, I would probably pass unless you prefer your drinks on the sweeter side.

I came in because I saw that they had vegan donuts. He said I could do guava, blueberry, or plain,…read morebut he recommended the guava. It was less than three dollars including tax, so definitely affordable. The guava filling was great, but the donut itself was kind of bland. If it weren't so cheap, I would have given it three stars. But it was a good deal and I might go back.

I recently went here and got the iced Thai coffee. It was ok. I have yet to try other drinks. The…read moreemployees were nice and the sitting area is small and is mostly two-seater tables. This place is located in McCully Shopping center and while they do have parking up front, it's not much parking and it tends to get pretty busy here. Just keep in mind that if you pay with a card it is a minimum of $10. There was a couple of times where I didn't have cash and I just had to buy a snack or dessert to meet the minimum.

Brah, i was trying to be nice and buy some chips to break my $20 bill and give tip…read more Tell me why these Chinese hot Cheetos cost $5 you serious? Price your chips with the price stickers - like all the AliExpress toys in the cafe to lessen any confusion.

We loved Island Vintage Coffee. The location is beautiful, especially the patio overlooking the…read moreshopping street. It's such a nice place to sit outside, have coffee, and take a break from walking around Waikiki. We shared the turkey avocado panini with sweet potato fries and it was delicious. I also really liked that they have a full food menu with plenty of good options, so it feels like more than just a coffee stop. The Hawaiian coffee was the standout for me though. It was perfectly balanced and not overly sweet, which I really appreciated. Definitely somewhere I would come back to for breakfast, lunch, or coffee.

Despite the temperamental rain and wind, the line of tourists extended outside Island Vintage…read moreCoffee, and my friends and I were still down to wait. After ordering, we were fortunately able to grab a table indoors to enjoy our afternoon sweet treats. LILIKO'I MOANA BOWL - 15.25 I really like liliko'i, so I immediately gravitated toward this acai bowl. It was on the smaller side at 16 oz, but topped generously with strawberry, papaya, banana, liliko'i honey, and organic granola. It was a bit too sweet for my taste, but I did enjoy the variety of fruit toppings! My friend got the mango smoothie, which she thought was fine. Overall, Island Vintage Coffee isn't a bad spot for acai, but I can't say it was my favorite in Waikiki.

We stayed in Honolulu for a week and we had to have visited Sunny's almost every day…read more The food, coffee and service were amazing and it was by far our favorite spot to get great food. The pork belly loco moco was great, but I think the sleeper hit is the spicy chicken biscuit! We miss Sunny's and wish we could door dash it from home!

The line moved fast and food was solid, but the atmosphere wasn't so sunny lol. The workers seemed…read morestressed out and the back kitchen worker came out and made some snarky comments at them calling them useless. Aside from that, breakfast burrito with bacon was delish! Wish they provided some pico de gallo on the side. Biscuits and gravy with Chicken karaage was solid. So savory and yummy. And avocado toast was good too. I got the coconut Haupia latte with oat milk. That was good. Overall the whole experience was good, but I'd probably just do takeout and never wait in line for it.

Great service every time. The employees are patient and do their best to keep up with the business…read moreand indecisiveness some customers have. I tried a sandwich here once and it was really good. They toasted it and brought it out to me at my table (they were busy, so it took a while for it to be made). The coffee is always great. I typically order an iced coffee and it's always a hit. This location is in a hotel, so it can get really busy and even a little noisy with the waterfall. I'd recommend sitting at a table near the entrance if you're wanting to sit and chat with someone.

Kai Coffee is always a reliable stop, though if you've been to some of their other locations around…read morethe island, this one does feel a bit more corporate in comparison. The space is clean but lacks some of the charm you might find elsewhere, and the AC situation is on the limited side, so plan accordingly if you're visiting on a warm day. That said, the coffee itself holds up well. The macadamia nut flavors and other local twists on the menu are genuinely good and worth trying if you haven't before. It's the kind of spot that does what it sets out to do without a lot of fuss. A solid option when you're in the area and need a quick pick me up, even if the atmosphere isn't the most memorable of the bunch.

We were waiting in line for poke next door, and decided to grab an iced coffee while we waited…read more Honestly some of the best coffee we've ever tried. You can taste the beans and they taste good. Price is normal for the area. I recommend!

Stopped by for their macadamia nut latte and really enjoyed it. The flavor was smooth, nutty, and…read morehad a nice balance between the sweetness of the mac nut and the coffee. A great little coffee stop if you are looking for a Hawaiian inspired latte option. I would definitely come back to try more of their menu.

We checked out the Hawaiian Aroma Cafe at the Ilikai Hotel for breakfast. The food and coffee…read morechoices had a great variety! I would recommend arriving as early as possible as the lines form quickly! I highly recommend the smoothies and açaí bowls (what I got) but there are plenty of other food options to try. The service was very inviting as the staff were so sweet and on top of their game. Even after you order they have plenty of merchandise you can look through and purchase. My favorite in particular were $6 colorful stickers that support a local artist in Honolulu!

For the lasts five mornings we start our day at Hawaiian Aroma Cafe, the food, the coffee, the…read moreservice are top notch, the girls in that shop work so hard even in a high traffic hours always smile and pleasant. I'll definitely be back over here for our next Hawaiian vacation. Barbie you're awesome

Kona Mountain Coffee was a lifesaver before I left Hawai'i! Justin was incredibly helpful,…read moreknowledgeable, and thorough during my visit. My parents wanted us to bring them back some Kona coffee, and I stumbled upon this place on Google. When I arrived, Justin was there to answer all my questions, as I had no idea about the different varieties available. They have a huge selection of Kona coffee. Justin was a huge help in selecting the perfect coffee for my parents. I want to express my deepest gratitude to Gina and Justin for their exceptional assistance during my visit. If you're in the market for some Kona coffee, I highly recommend checking out this place! The customer service is top notch!

Love this coffee company. Found them during our stay in Hawaii and have been purchasing from them…read moreever since. Makes great gifts. I love the tea they have also. When ordering online I get my order super fast! Great service.

What an amazing bakery. They actually did my wedding cake (hidden in image for privacy) And it's in…read moremy opinion the best strawberry shortcake on island. The frosting is not too sweet, and the cake is very moist. The strawberries fresh. I had to pick up one for my birthday recently. They have an assortment of pastries as well. Located on Eaton square check them out!

Ala Moana location - closed. Royal Hawaiian Shopping center…read morelocation - closed. This is the only standing Kulu Kulu and I hope this place does not close, or if it does relocate, come closer to Central Oahu where the rent is cheaper, haha (hint). This location is on the outer edges of Waikiki on Hobron Lane in Eaton Square. I rarely venture to Waikiki, and if I do make the dreaded drive to "town", this place and Kan Sushi will be the only regular places where I will make my stop(s), because its so worth it. I've had a long-standing love-affair with Kulu Kulu from the Shirokiya Food Court location with it's waffle bears and Hello Kitty waffles, the takeout Nama Chocolate cups stocked at Mitsuwa Marketplace and now here, in town. The Ube Coconut Mousse $6.95 blew our minds, it was THE best tasting thing, ever. Both the ube and the coconut were not cloying, and as with all of their treats, not overly sweet either. That's why I love Japanese pastries, they get the sweetness just perfect and I have no idea how they mastermind that ratio! Strawberry Panna Cotta $5.95 was creamy, flavorful, delicious and surprisingly light and refreshing for such a creamy dessert. I normally don't get this kind of combination of flavors, and it tasted like something you'd get in a Michellin-rated establishment. Looking back at the photos, I see vanilla bean seeds in the panna cotta, so every loving detail and nuance shows through with each mouthful. Nama Chocolate $5.75 is my go-to chocolate LOVE. It's cut into cool creamy semi-sweet squares dusted with cocoa and it melts in your mouth! This is my favorite of all things that Kulu Kulu makes. I actually enjoy this better than the famous Royce Chocolates from Japan. We ordered another seasonal Strawberry dessert slice cake but it was eaten before I could review (and/or taste it); I've heard it was very very delicious. This place is so good that I plan to bring my friends who will be visiting from Virginia here to try their pastries. I also plan to support this business for as long as I can and make more frequent trips to town just to get these amazing desserts.

Small shop. Food for quick breakfast. Good for quick coffee. Service was friendly. A few tables…read moreoutside to sit in this mall

Small and cozy coffee spot in Honolulu…read more The coffee was great- it had a bold, smooth, nutty flavor profile. It had enough flavor naturally so I didn't add any sweetener or creamer. The service was good and the location was perfect. I sat outside and enjoyed that. Overall, good experience.