Cute little cat cafe located in Pearl Kai kitty corner (get it?) from PowerHouse gym. They have 2…read morerooms - adults vs babies - for you to sit and mingle with the cats. $17 per person for 50 mins. Odd set up with the bathroom between both rooms but it works. Be careful, the cats like to escape the rooms when you're trying to enter/exit! Simple cafe style foods, a few chairs & tables to sit at while watching cats or eating/drinking. If you're prone to scents, I'd suggest you wear a face mask. Plenty of parking, friendly staff.

Cats, food, gifts and more. My sister and I found this place and it's wonderful. The people that…read morework or volunteer here are blessed.

It was our first time here, and I'm not a pet person so I don't know why I was surprised by the wet…read morepet smell upon entering the facility (like duh why wouldn't it smell like fur? It's a cat cafe lol) We spent a little under $50 for a thirty minute session (party of two). A lot of restrictions, hearing phrases like: can't hold the cats, don't pet the cats when they're in the tower, don't pet the cats by their backs, this cat isn't friendly, this cat isn't social, etc etc. I don't know, kind of felt like we were in elementary school again, lol. There were not many options for the courtesy drink. Would I go again? Probably not.

I would give this place five stars but it is just too expensive. The cats are adorable and the room…read moreis very well kept. Girl working was ok not super friendly, didn't really check to see if we filled out the waivers. I bought three under kamaaina rate for an hour as well as some treats a few minutes into the visit and it was a lot of money around $100 for three people. If you're wanting to go, go soon as I believe this location is closing in August.

Hawai'i Cat Café is one of my favorite little places near my home that features adoptable, adorable…read morecats and tasty drinks and snacks. They have a great mission: They team up with the Hawaiian Humane Society to showcase cats and kittens that are available for adoption, and if you are vetted and selected, you can take your chosen cat(s) home for their new life with you! Even if you're not in the market for a new companion, you can go to the Café, get a coffee or Italian soda, eat a scone, and pet adorable cats. There's always a nice rotating mixture of frisky kittens and older cats, and some are napping while others are playing. There are toys in the room where the cats are so you can interact with them. I always recommend reservations but you can walk in and see if there are spots available. You get lots of time to interact with the cats and it's usually not packed so there's room to interact with multiple kitties. Please check it out--it's such a good cause!

This is such a fun and interactive experience with cats that are looking for their forever homes…read more All of them are very well behaved. The price is also very affordable compared to other cat cafes. Reservations are recommended. I really like that the visit time is an hour instead of 30 minutes like some other places that charge double the price, which is honestly kind of crazy. I came with my daughter and it was $31 total for an hour of playing with the cats, which I think is totally worth it. They also have a cafe, which adds a nice touch to the experience.

Checked out Tūtū place while we were at bishop museum for the first time, it's a part of Highway…read moreInn. They have a variety of foods, sourdough melts, hawaiian food plates, spam musubi, s&s Saimin, tater puffs (tater tots), cookies, desserts, shave ice, flat breads, croissants. We tried the kalua pig and smoked beef and cheddar sourdough melts, it came with sweeet onion chips or could upgrade $1.99 to tater puffs, just got the chips. The melts were great they take 10 min to make and they let you know at the front which is nice. Both were great not large portions, we thought by the picture online we could share it but glad we ordered our own. The fountain drink $3.99 was pretty large so glad we only got one of those. And they have sprunch - fruit punch and sprite! What's great is they have a little play dress up kids toys corner in tutu place for kids to play, there's a few tables inside to sit down and tables outside. Inside was nice to get some good AC and cool down! Wanted to try the beef stew but worried it would be too heavy for lunch maybe next time!

While visiting the Bishop Museum last month, I was a little hungry and grabbed a bite to eat at…read morethis little cafe. I got the Hawaiian plate which came with smoked shredded pork, sweet purple potato, macaroni salad, and rice with a slice of huapia(coconut gelatin). The pork was smoky and moist. It was so delicious! The macaroni salad and huapia was also surprisingly good! I never thought a little cafe in a museum would be so great! This place is a must if you are at the museum!

Foods very good. We…read moreordered a special and be careful some come with whiskey shots. I'm not a drinker and know sometimes others aren't. Huge area to eat and who wouldn't love watching planes while eating. You can see the entire museum area The restrooms are right outside next-door The restrooms could use a little tidying up, but I'm not sure if that's the side of hangar or if this would be the museum side The service was great the lady that was working with Super sweet Super nice everybody at the museum was amazing. They have a huge variety of food to choose from I was very surprised that the prices were great, and the food was a good variety seeing as it's the only thing out there for you to eat while you're there So if you get up early and you go to Pearl Harbor and you are stressed because you didn't eat enough food, don't worry you don't have to eat the hotdog at the hotdog stand. You can wait until you get here and eat some real food.

The hangar cafe is a restaurant in the aviation museum on ford island in Pearl Harbor. You can…read morelook into the museum while you eat. The menu has a good variety of local island favorites and burgers and dogs at reasonable prices. My wife had The tuna salad sandwich which she said was one of the best meals that she had, I had the kalua pork lunch plate which was very tasty and filling. The food came out very quickly. It's a great place for a bite to eat while you are exploring ford island.

Our family planned a reunion in Honolulu with members coming from MA, FL, TX, and CA. It wasn't.t…read moreeasy to find a restaurant that could accommodate our group of 17 for a welcome night dinner. When I Contacted Goofy's Cafe, I spoke to Milty who was most helpful in arranging for our group to be seated together. Milty was also our server that night and provided excellent friendly service. Food and drink were great with many excellent menu choices, including fresh vegetables and fruit as sides. Goofy's Cafe will be a big part of our treasured memories from this trip.

Walking by at 9am, we smelled the food and stopped in. It looked like a busy Friday morning. We…read moresigned in and waited about 15 minutes. We were seated and ordered, Goofy Hawaiian Omelette and a Big Island Loco Moco. For drinks we ordered a Kona Coffee and a Pineapple Mimosa. Chill and relaxed atmosphere, throw pillows and music playing. Open air 2nd floor seating. Occasional bird or two but no issues. The staff were all very kind!!

Dead Inside. (Sung to the tune of Devil Inside by INXS):…read more (Heavy, rhythmic bass line begins with the faint sound of a mall fountain and a distant ukulele loop) Found this spot at the Moana mall Past the surf shops and the food court hall "A haven of affection" is what they claim Makes you wonder why the energy's lame... (the energy's tame) makes you wonder, wonder, wonder.... A Persian sits on a velvet throne, Feeling more hollow than a sun-bleached bone, He's got the lineage, he's got the fur, But don't you dare expect a purr. [Chorus] Dead inside, dead inside. Every single one of them dead inside. Dead inside, dead inside Every single one of them dead inside [Verse 2] Like a girlfriend after a blowout fight They turn their backs and they dim the light A Scottish Fold with those flattened ears Hasn't felt a feeling in a thousand years (a thousand years) [Chorus] Dead inside, dead inside. Every single one of them dead inside. Dead inside, dead inside Every single one of them dead inside [Verse 3] They avoid your gaze, they look away. No "meow" to greet you, nothing to say. Like a foster kid who's seen too much They flinch away from a human touch. (a human touch) [Verse 4] You wave a feather, you shake a treat They stay cemented to their seat. Maximum effort, zero return- 28 dollars is what they earned. (you got burned) [Chorus] Dead inside, dead inside Every single one of them dead inside Dead inside, dead inside Every single one of them dead inside

So there are two different models of cat/animal cafes:…read more One type is focused primarily on adoptions, rescue, rehabilitation, education, etc. Many partner with local nonprofit organizations and charities to help address the larger free roaming cat issue(s) on the island. There are many of these types of cat cafes on Oahu. There is also one on Maui. The other type is a for profit business that offers customers the opportunity to relax and interact with beautiful and sometimes exotic animals. This model is very popular in Japan and Cat Cafe MOFF, as a Japanese company, definitely falls into this category. Customers pay for a fixed amount of time with the cats (30 minutes, 1 hour, etc.) The entry comes with a complimentary drink. You can purchase additional treats for the cats. The cats here are not adoptable. They are well cared for in a clean and comfortable environment. The staff is pleasant and attentive to the cats' care and needs. It would not be fair to criticize one for not being enough like the other. Personally, our family supports both. Our kids loved their time at Cat Cafe MOFF and can't wait to return. Located in the Ala Moana Shopping Center. Ground level. Near the food court.

Mirage Art & Coffee - A Hidden Gem in the Valley…read more Tucked away in the valley, Mirage Art & Coffee feels like a quiet escape from the busier parts of town. This Mediterranean inspired cafe is a peaceful haven where creativity flows, perfect for those who enjoy making art, browsing antique treasures or simply sipping coffee in a calm, cozy space. The staff, mostly friendly college students, were welcoming and kind adding to the charm of the place. They serve a variety of drinks including cold brew, lattes, Mediterranean-style coffee and teas. If you're looking for a slower pace and a soulful atmosphere, give this lovely little corner of Oʻahu a visit. You might just fall in love with its peaceful energy and artistic spirit. Show them some love and support it's small local gems like this that truly make the island special.

This is truly a hidden gem and a place I am going to take my friends to - it's just that good…read more Nestled out of the way in the residential area of Kaimuki stands Mirage Arr & Coffee. Jasmin the owner is so friendly and willing to talk story and recommend items for first timers. All of the art for sale in the cafe is hers as well! The Honey Rose Latte was wonderful with rose accents and was the perfect compliment to my beautiful and delicious hummus toast that I had for lunch (insert heart eyes emoji). Need more places like this - but I feel like it would be hard to recreate the vibe that Jasmin has created. They have reopened after a month-long closure and will have a grand reopening party at the end of June!

visiting from Alabama , ate at several different restaurants and this was by far our best…read morebreakfast. the owners and service was amazing great. The pancakes and waffles were as good as anything we have ever had, a must try if you are close to HaLeila.

Great little spot in Haleiwa Town. If you're tired of paying tourist prices for mediocre…read moregrab-and-go sandwiches at the harbor, do yourself a favor and stop at Cafe Haleiwa. For about the same price, you can get a homemade egg sandwich, hash browns, potatoes, and a fresh meal that actually feels like it was made with care. I try to support local businesses whenever I can, and this place is exactly why. The food is fantastic, the portions are solid, and the atmosphere has that small-town North Shore charm that's getting harder to find. It's a tiny, unpretentious local spot with a great vibe and friendly service. If you're in Haleiwa and looking for a quality breakfast or lunch without the tourist trap feel, Cafe Haleiwa is definitely worth a stop.

Such a cute cat cafe and one of the cleanest ones I've been to. There was absolutely no cat smell,…read moreand the whole place felt very clean and well maintained. The cats also seemed happy and well cared for, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The biggest draw for me was the variety of cats. They have so many breeds that you don't normally get to see in person, including some exotic and rare breeds. There were around 20 cats, and it was fun seeing all the different personalities and breeds (though as cats are wont to do they were mostly sleeping in the afternoon when I went). The cats were friendly and so were the staff. You can also buy treats if you want to encourage the cats to come over and say hello. The price is okay for the experience, especially if you're a cat person.

* Price: $25 to come play with 15-20 cats for 30 minutes. i…read moreAtmosphere: Clean environment Drinks: They're just canned/bottled drinks-- not like the ones you get in Japan at the cat cafes Food: $3-5 to feed the cats but some of the cats are on special diets Service: Good service, they are very nice in letting you know to stop feeding the cats or remind you that some are biters