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    Beyond Pastry Studio

    4.9 (128 reviews)
    ModerateBakeries, Desserts
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    Kristin C.

    The blueberry milk bread, is the reason I jumped on yelp after eating this because it was good. The pastry is soft!, the custard not too sweet, generous with the blueberries. Large piece, and I ate it fast. It was individually wrapped, so perfect if you want to save any leftovers.

    Katherine A.

    This little bakery is a block away from Iolani Palace and has the most wonderful pastries. I stopped in to quench an afternoon sweet tooth craving after seeing great reviews on Yelp. There were about three cases filled with scones, tarts, savory and sweet rolls, everything looked fresh and amazing. I had a hard time deciding. The clerk was friendly and anxious to serve. I love key lime and I selected a slice of key lime tart. The tart was incredible with dense key lime filling, whipped cream with a bit of lemon curd. The combination was fabulous. The crust was flaky. There are several table outside to eat on the patio. A small corner with gifts (cards, artisan pottery and more) was on the north side of the small shop. I'd go everyday if I was closer. Worth a visit. I found street metered parking about a block away.

    10/31/25
    Starla T.

    Beyond has been one of my new go-to places when in the area! One of my favorites is their mushroom/balsamic vinegar/parmesan pastry. I never thought I'd like the combo but it's really good! There's is a sight crisp from being backed which pairs perfectly with the mushroom. I love how they have new things to try all the time. Their IG also shares the daily specials which I find very helpful. The shop is located on Alakea St right next door to the Chinese restaurant. Just look for their fence~ you won't miss them.

    10/29/25 Spinach and Ham Bread pudding
    Jenn N.

    Part 1 of visit... I bought two things- a classic Ensaymada and a spinach and ham bread pudding. 10/29/25 Wednesday. About 10:45/ 11:15am. I hadn't thought about this place when I first discovered it two months ago, but because I was coming from Kakaako and got off the bus in town right next to the Supreme Court, I figured you know what I'm gonna walk over there and I discovered there was a huge amount of people that do go in there, which is a great thing for their business and they really had some nice stuff. The board that was outside. The door really had a noted amount of things that possibly was made for the morning and I think they ran out of two or three things by the time I headed in because they probably sell out on a lot of the good stuff, but I did manage to get the last classic Ensaymada. (Made for the Filipino week celebration) has buttercream on top cream cheese, and sprinkles with sugar and shredded dried coconut. - in some places called: "Desiccated coconut" This Ensaymada is light and perfect.. it's that croissant with a lovely lively lifted look. As if it took happy pills to look and taste so wonderful! If you were to have this Ensaymada it has to be on a saucer plate where you were set in the middle town cafe of Paris haute couture district and they would give you a fork and knife.. they WOULD NOT- forget to give you that fork and knife cause you would get embarrassed bitting it to by using your hands.... (Some foods actually taste and look better with a fork and knife) this is one of those pastries... it's was definitely a treat to have chosen that Ensaymada. Note on this Ensaymada- I was lucky to have chosen that last Ensaymada because a gentleman before me also mentioned it was his first time like my first time going into Beyond pastry Studio... and he let me take that last Ensaymada on the tray so thank you - the gentleman that works in downtown Honolulu for letting me buy that Ensaymada. The spinach and ham bread pudding. Well, it's worth its weight in deliciousness. I definitely would buy that again just for lunch. It's quite the bite and savory that one can really enjoy. if anybody has tried a quiche Lorraine just imagine that as this thing in a very compounded type of mini loaf, that's what this was. It had an extra extraordinary taste. It fell just like a Lorraine would if you were to bite into one, and it was very good - excellent very dense. I would highly recommend it if somebody needed a quick bite for lunch I'd buy that again .... There are a number of things that I would've liked to have tried also and it is highly recommended that if you're in and around the downtown area to try these pastries from Beyond pastry studio, it is certainly in namesake Beyond just your typical pastry - Ensaymada hot couture Café and spinach and ham bread pudding like a compound quiche Lorraine Highly recommended!!!

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    Jerry O.

    First time visit to this pastry venue. As a first timer, I went for one marquis pastry: the Classic Ensaymada. Wow! Fabulous pastry, light fluffy pastry base with a delicious cheese topping! Service is at the counter, by the display case. I was behind several who were getting pastries for their office. No worries. Two clerks were on hand and moved things along nicely! No dining in here. So I took my pastry to a local coffee shop.

    Irene M.

    Beyond what I expected... This cute little bakery has always caught my eye whenever I park at Alii Place Parking Garage which is right beside them and on this day I was going to Honolulu District Court and when I was done you know that I had to grab some treats for taking care of some adulting errand. Walking into this super tiny bakery you're instantly greeted by a staff and a couple of large display case filled with various baked goods and it was my first time so I had no idea what I really wanted but felt the vibe to be quite pressured as the staff was staring at me as I was browsing felt a bit uncomfortable but knowing I wanted something I just made a quick decision which the first was the "Parmesan Balsamic Mushroom Roll" to which he asked if I wanted a box and said yes to which asked how many did you want...feeling dumb I said "5" which is the total amount of pastries I wanted but not knowing as I was eagerly deciding he put iff of the Mushroom Roll in the box to which I added more items like Blueberry Coffee Cake, Ham and Cheese Roll. You'd think I'd question a $37 total for just five items lol I didn't and just paid and be on my way and wondered why it was so heavy lol! Well I brought it to work and we all agreed that it was quite heavy and rich after a couple of bites it was difficult to finish.

    Ellen K.

    I have been here several times for pastries. They are the best on the island. I asked why it was so good and they told me they don't use any preservatives and everything is made from scratch daily. You can park right next door at Alii Place parking garage. They also have baking classes sometimes. My daughter took a class and made some amazing pastries.

    Parmesan Balsamic Mushroom Roll
    Sydney C.

    A cute little pastry shop right next to Alii Place! Perfect for breakfast if you work downtown. I stopped by using the grace period for the Alii Place parking garage. There's a few tables outside of the shop, but only one is under cover if it's raining. I ordered the Rachel's Jalapeno Turkey Roll, Parmesan Balsamic Mushroom Roll, and Umami Biscuit. My favorite was the Parmesan Balsamic Mushroom Roll. The balsamic acidity paired perfectly with the parmesan cheese and bread. The jalapeno turkey roll was okay. I felt like the bechamel was overpowering and the turkey was barely noticeable. Same with the umami roll. I wish it had more umami flavor. The cheddar cheese and konbu flavors weren't shining through. The selection and flavor combinations all looked delicious! I definitely need to go back and try the other pastries! Maybe get a little sweet treat for myself too.

    Apple Tart and Blueberry Coffee Cake
    Lori L.

    There is a comforting feeling being in a Filipino bakery. In the Philippines, bread is often eaten for breakfast and snacks, so bakeries are a cornerstone. Their soft, slightly sweet bread is often flavored with ube, coconut, pandan, cheese, and sugar. Beyond Pastry is a tiny bakery doing fun twists on classic pastries. The familiar ensaymada comes in ube and seasonal flavors. Today, it was guava cream filling every part of the generous spiral. Their version of "danishes" is a milk bread bun for the base with a topping. Blueberry is a regular and today's seasonal flavor was lilikoi. This bun is tall, so the ratio is more bread to toppings. If you prefer savory over sweet, Beyond Studio makes savory breads such as parm and balsamic mushroom, pesto eggplant pizza, and furikake hotdog that pack a flavor punch. I appreciate their unique flavor combos and these were just as tasty reheated the next day. It's best to walk there if you can. If you drive, the closest paid parking lot is next door at Alii Place. And make sure to go early to secure your goodies!

    Menu: July 21, 2025
    Li Y.

    Beyond Pastry on Alakea Street just celebrated their 4th anniversary with some of the most wonderful selections. Friday's are always loaded and heavily stocked. On this anniversary day there were even some selections I had never seen before! ...Calamansi meringue danish: get outta here! ...Pandan coco choux: please please please do a repeat of this one! Hahah. Loved the celebration of a few other popup businesses in the courtyard. Such a festive Vibe worthy of this celebration. Looking forward to the next 40 years of wonderful and innovative offerings by Cristina and team. Thank you for feeding us so deliciously!

    Parmesan Balsamic Mushroom Roll
    Olivier E.

    I finally visited Beyond Pastry Studio, and this bakery definitely did not disappoint. Since my first visit, I've gone back four more times within a week and a half. It's located in Downtown Honolulu on Alakea Street and is truly a hidden gem in the area. On my first visit, I had to go all out and let my eyes do the picking. I got the chocolate epicurean cheesecake with berry compote, an ube ensaymada, a parmesan balsamic mushroom roll, and a hotdog furikake roll. My favorites were definitely the parmesan balsamic mushroom roll and the hotdog furikake roll. The bread was incredibly soft with each bite feeling like a taste of heaven. On another visit, I tried different items like the Nornay cheese bun with bacon and potato, and their haupia chocolate brioche. Both were a hit for me. I've mostly sampled their savory pastries, and what impressed me the most was the consistent texture of the bread across all the pastries. It's soft, but not too airy, with a satisfying bite. That's one of the main reasons I keep going back. If you plan to visit, it's right next to Honolulu Seafood Restaurant on Alakea. The sign isn't too obvious from the street since it's tucked in the inner corner of the building. You'll know they're open when you see the gate doors open. The inside can get crowded, as there's limited space, so lines often form outside. I don't think there's indoor seating, but there might be a few tables on their outdoor patio. As for parking, I don't believe there's street parking nearby; the closest options are paid parking lots in nearby office buildings. The staff was very friendly and made sure we were attended to right away upon entering. I can confidently say this is one of my top bakeries on Oahu. They offer a great variety of sweet and savory pastries. They also host Filipino Pastry Fridays, featuring treats with Filipino-inspired ingredients. Some pastries include the pandesal pork and ulu adobo nest, the malunggay pesto eggplant pizza roll, and the longanisa feta Danish roll. Such a great way to represent Filipino culture! I'll definitely be visiting more often, especially on Filipino Pastry Fridays!

    Mango tart, lilikoi scone, chocolate cake
    Sydni K.

    Picked up a variety of pastries from here around lunch time. There were still a handful of options left, but there were items that were sold out as well. I loved the balance of both sweet and savory items. It's a little hole in the wall shop on the right side of Alakea St, and I wouldn't have known about this if I didn't work nearby. We got the blueberry coffee cake, savory bacon pastry, chocolate cake, lilikoi yuzu scone, and mango lime tart. My favorite was the savory bacon pastry followed by the coffee cake. I loved the top part of the coffee cake. The scone was a bit dry, but I did like the flavor of the frosting. The tart was a bit too eggy for me. The chocolate cake was good, but I would not consider it cake. I'm pretty sure it was flourless because it was super dense and moist. It was good but not what I was expecting when it was labeled as cake. Overall great pastries, and I love that there's something for everyone here. My coworkers and I shared these pastries, and I think all of us had different favorites. Definitely would recommend coming here if you're in the area!

    Balsamic mushroom, blueberry tart, raspberry scone and tomato pastry
    Daryle M.

    It's right next to public parking and right across the street from Aloha Subs. Very small store front but the selection of pastries are really good. You can choose savory or sweet. I got the decadent chocolate cake, the balsamic mushroom, raspberry scone, blueberry tart and one of their specials (pizza type). All were very tasty. My favorite was the chocolate cake. Creamy but not too sweet.

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    Absolutely amazing pastries made by an incredibly skilled baker who's also the kindest person! Highly recommend!

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    Pastry items were flavorful and not too sweet. Customer service, outstanding! Check it out.

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    Ask the Community - Beyond Pastry Studio

    What is the chizutani? I know it has to do with cheese but it's definitely not a standard cheesecake.

    Aloha Christine, The Chizutani is a combination of a cheesecake and tart. This article provides a… Read more

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