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Q: Why did the coffee bean keep checking his watch? A: He was pressed for time. Halekulani Bakery is a light, bright, wood-lined bakery featuring treats including croissants, muffins, and coffee. My waifu, Sherly M., told us to come here. As someone who doesn't eat too many sweets, even I found myself falling in love with this place. After a few hours at the beach, we popped into the Halekulani Bakery for a pick-me-up and some treats. $8 Salted Caramel Croissant, $7.50 Chocolate Croissant, $8.50 Guava Matcha, and a $7.50 White Mocha were ordered. AMAZING after a morning on the beach. The drinks were smooth and the croissants were flaky and delicious. I thought the salted caramel croissant would end up being too rich or too sweet but it was perfect with the earthiness of the guava matcha I was drinking. I need to get their coconut cake slice the next time I'm there!
I think the pastries were baked very well. Many of the custard and fillings had a Hawaiian or island twist. Lots of passion fruit and lilikoi. Kouign amann: 4/5 delicious but couldn't have too much because it was pretty sweet. Extremely caramelized and has an extra toasted slight burnt taste if you like that! Passionfruit pastry: 5/5 crispy flakey and light on outside like a perfect flat croissant with creamy passionfruit custard. Mango cream cheese bread: 3/5 I would skip. Bread was like sour dough, tough to eat and not remarkable. Vanilla latte: 4/5 solid coffee, but maybe a little too roasted for my taste Long lines in the morning especially weekdays. Also very close to center of Waikiki and the Sheraton. There's also the spamusubi cafe nearby!! Plenty of seating outside and some inside too. Such a cute cafe/bakery.
We arrived around 9:30 AM, and since they're open daily from 6:30 AM to 11:30 AM, most of the pastries were already gone by the time we got there. Luckily, we managed to grab the last Pabana Croissant (passion fruit, mango, and banana) and a slice of coconut cake, there were only a few slices left! We're so glad we still had the chance to try their pastries and cake. The Pabana filling had a great balance of sweetness and flavor, not overly sweet. The passion fruit really stood out, with a slight hint of mango, though the banana flavor wasn't very noticeable. As for the coconut cake, it had a strong coconut aroma, a soft texture, and a rich, satisfying filling. The cream wasn't too sweet either, which made it even more enjoyable. Overall, we loved everything! If you're planning to try their pastries, definitely go early, items sell out quickly. Store hours are 6:30 AM to 11:30 AM daily. :)
One of my former coworkers suggested that we stop by here to enjoy some morning pastries and catch up. It had been years since I visited Halekulani Bakery, so I was excited to check it out again. The gorgeous bread display immediately caught my eye upon entering, but it wasn't long before we were able to move through the line to the pastries. Holy perfect laminated dough, Batman! I cannot even fathom the technique it requires with the butter to get SO many layers of flaky, golden pastry. I opted to get the chocolate haupia brioche, garnished with chocolate flakes and a gold leaf. We were lucky enough to snag one of the tables as a family was leaving, so we got to enjoy our meals immediately. Yum! The brioche wasn't sugary and had a rich chocolate flavor. The textures inside were both creamy and crunchy, so it provided a nice contrast as I bit into different sections. I'm so glad I got to visit again after all this time. They have so many different options to try, so I want to come back before the trip is over, especially as the signature coconut cake and the beni-imo tarts both looked incredible!
A Waikīkī must go to spot for sure!!! The entire experience is wonderful. I wish they had this in So Cal. It would be a hit. From the amazing greeting when you walk in to the wooden trays and tongs for self service. I had a Kona coffee and chocolate dessert. Wow! I will definitely go back to get another before heading back to the main land.
The Halekulani Bakery was good when they first opened. It is ahmazing now! Was privileged to visit again while friends staying at the Halekulani's sister property, the Helumoa. The bakery is actually in the Helumoa Hotel ACROSS the street from the Halekulani on Kalia Road... right next to Umi by Vikram Garg. Everything I've had here is spectacular. The fig and nut bread reminding me of my favorite in Korea. The pistachio raspberry croissant, had it two days in a row! Of course the signature salted caramel and chocolate croissant soooo good. The drip coffee or other fancier drink are perfect compliments (I really like their hot coffee on drip here tho expresso is available too). Looking for occasion to return for the elusive fig and prosciutto croissant and the delicious looking avocado toast. And if in the mood for their matcha guava latte. Tho, that drip coffee..! Parking is validated in the building for the first hour with purchase.
Because you deserve a treat after a morning run down Kalakaua..but run fast they close at 11:30. Iced Americano-cold and refreshing, avocado toast- a crisp slice of sourdough with a good amt of avocado, cherry tomatoes and sprouts, easy to eat no fork needed. And those pastries (because u ran, remember?)- chocolate brioche filled with haupia and chocolate or pabana croissant so delicious- nothing tastes artificial. Small sitting area outside, but its in a busy loading zone, smoke break area. But you won't notice while you're busy enjoying your treats.
Such a cute and small bakery. Seemed very Japanese and authentic. I love these types of self serve bakeries. They also had such unique and special flavors, I didn't know what to choose. - pabana croissant: 9.4/10. Sooo good !! It's amazing how I can taste all three flavors in this croissant (passion fruit, banana, mango). Each flavor was subtle but present and delicious. The croissant was super fresh and crispy. - curry pan: 8.8/10. Different from your typical curry pan. It was more of a curry spiced filling loaded with beef.
Out of the three pastries I picked everything tasted pretty good. I don't typically like chocolate croissants but this one was light and buttery with a nice crisp on the outer layer. I also really liked the salted caramel croissant but found it really messy to eat. Great place to grab a coffee and read a book all in all.
Came on a Saturday morning and there was a bit of a line but it moves very fast! The pastries here are super delicious!!! Our favorite was the croissant with mango/passionfruit filling - the cream was the perfect amount of sweet and the croissant itself was so buttery and crispy. The mango cream cheese bread was also super yummy! We liked the pastries more than the drinks here. Got the guava matcha - they use jam rather than syrup so a lot more fresh and natural but it was a bit challenging to taste the guava when thoroughly mixed.
1 year ago
Beautiful baked goods! Not too long of a line when we went for breakfast and there was a lot to choose from. - Coconut Danish: 4/5 a little too much coconut filling for my tastes but I don't usually like coconut - Mango Kouign-Amann: 5/5 crunchy caramelized sugar outer layer, sweet inside - Pabana Croissant: 5/5 my favorite! Love the fruit combo - Matcha Cream pan: 4/5 read more
6 months ago
Hakekulani Bakery only opens for breakfast. There's always a line of waiting customers about 15-20 deep. So do come early and prepare for at least a 15 minutes of wait time until your turn . The breakfast food here is deliciously phenomenal! And so is the coffee. The service is super friendly. This is a great way to say Aloha to a beautiful day in Waikiki. read more
There are so many coffee shops around Waikīkī, and I was really excited to try this cafe based on the rave reviews. I got the macadamia nut latte and macadamia nut cinnamon roll. I personally thought the coffee and pastries were pretty standard. I'm glad I satisfied my curiosity, but I probably won't be back since there are so many other cafes to try! I did enjoy that it was located in a quieter pocket of Waikiki, so I was able to enjoy my coffee and pastry in their outdoor seating area! read more
Halekulani Bakery opens promptly at 6:30am and there's a line of at least 30+ customers waiting before opening. My first time here and the Butter and Chocolate Croissant were delicious. The place is clean and decor is very nice. There's inside & outside seating. All the staff were kind and patient. I'll be back tomorrow morning before I fly back to the mainland. ALOHA read more
4 months ago
Pastries were good,..on the pricier side, but it may be expected in Waikiki. Nice outside seating available and there was a line out the door, but it moved quickly. read more
2 months ago
Small bakery located across from the Halekulani hotel. Popular on a Sunday morning. Tables inside and outside. Parking at the hotel next to it which is premium cost ($4 for 20 minutes). Or parking at Royal Hawaiian or International Marketplace and walk over. Service was friendly. You pick up a tray, and pick up the pasties you desire. The pastries aren't cheap, but they are worth the try. Famous for their signature coconut cake! It is a decadent, moist, rich cake with coconut layers. $14/per slice, but the quality is there. You can also find this cake in their hotel restaurant/lounges like Lewers Lounge. We tried multiple pastries, including the chocolate croissant, ham/cheese croissant, pistachio pastry, kona coffee pastry etc. All were excellent, buttery, and high quality. Would come back! read more
1 year ago
Cute bakery with a variety of pastries, bread, all the good stuff. I couldn't pick just one, so I got a bunch of stuff to bring back to the hotel and actually liked them all! My most favorite ones were the macadamia nut baguette and sticky cinnamon roll with macadamia nuts - Gotta go all out mac nut everything while in Hawaii, right? read more
1 year ago
On my quest to try every croissant in Waikiki I stumbled across this beautiful little cafe on yelp. Mistakenly, I went to the Halekulani Hotel at first, but was kindly told by the concierge that the bakery is across the street. Confusing, for sure. Once inside the cafe you can experience the zen and calming vibes that you would at the hotel lobby as well. The staff is kind and gracious. Pastries looked delectable but I settled on one prosciutto danish with goat cheese and fig jam. Might come back for the curry pan later though. The coffee was smooth and delicious. I would definitely return for another zen moment. read more
We only went there to pick up the pastries but didn't seat down. However the area feels like any coffee shop. There were seating areas that you can hang out and enjoy your food and coffee. The food I bought, which were a Valrhona croissant, salted caramel croissant and a guava croissant, were so delicious. I would come back here next time for sure! read more
2 months ago
9 months ago
So good I had to come twice on my short visit. Highly recommend if you're staying in this area! read more
So I woke up around 6am and looked at what's around to snack and coffee. So I decided to come here because it's over price and only opens from 6am to 11am daily. I knew I had to go because it's quite bougie. . So the verdict definitely worth the hype. I loved it. Here's what I had and my thoughts. . Coconut cake slice - 14 bucks. It was simple but sooo good. It's fluffy and not too sweet. But 14 for a slice is outta your mind. But so worth it. . Quiche - terrible skin on the tart. The inside of the egg was great. But a pass for 9 bucks. No more on this. I got this because mama loves her quiche too. . Ginger pineapple Danish- flaky crust and crispy. It was really good for the ginger and pineapple. Any Danish lover is a must try. . Pog croissant, nice cream filling inside and outside is layer of flaky in it. It was so good and must get vs the plain croissant if I get to choose again. . Coffee had the cold brew or ice americano and it was lovely. The coffee was so smooth and I would just go back for coffee and one pastry or just the coconut cake and call it a day. . Overall it was great sitting outside the hotel to enjoy some coffee and pastries. It was a very good experience and I would go back every time I'm in oahu for sure. Service was quick and just get a tray and pick out your own pastry with a tong then pay. Hope this review helps. Thanks for reading. Have a yelptastic day. read more
6 months ago
Every pastry we tried was so good just melt in your mouth goodness. Not to sweet just perfection! Workers are all very nice as well . You need to be early though to get the pastries you want . Will be back next year for sure read more
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So many selections for an indecisive individual like me! The caramel latte was a good coffee, I recommend you trying that. Service was quick and easy. Immediately walking in you're greeted with these many different flavors of pastries to choose from provided with a tray and a tong. Sort of like a pastry buffet! Halekulani Bakery is located right across from the Halekulani Hotel, it is very hard to miss. If driving, there is a parking structure at the end of the street. read more
Feast your eyes on the island pastries. Pabana Croissant (Lilikoi, Mango, Banana), CustardCream Pan. Mango-Blueberry Muffin was extremely dry and crumbled when cut, please improve. Food: Lots of beautiful pastries to choose from. Fresh Orange juice and tasty Halekulani Coffees; Love the Lattes. Service: Efficient and clean, self service line. Grab a tongs and a tray to pick pastries to your hearts content. Ambiance: casual Waikiki cafe vibe. Enjoy your pastries and coffee under the umbrella's set up right outside the bakery. If you arrive early, you can listen to the morning tropical birds singing in the trees. Take a deep breath and relax, you're in Hawaii read more
We hardly go into Waikiki but my family was visiting and staying in a nearby hotel. My cousin had discovered this place and it's worth braving Waikiki. It's located across from the Halekulani hotel. Nice bakery with indoor seating at communal farm table as well as outdoor tables with umbrellas. There are tons of beautiful pastries- hard to choose! There was a lot of people with a line out the door so it was a bit of pressure not to linger over choosing what to get. They offer lots of local flavors like guava, lilikoi. We grabbed a parchment lined tray and pair of tongs and got a small selection to go. The pastries were amazing! Bread was very soft and flavors popped! They also have coffees and lattes to have along with your pastries. If you want cakes, there are slices and full cakes too. Didn't try but we learned that the coconut cake is their signature dessert. Maybe next time. It's a great place to get pastries for breakfast on this end of Waikiki (it's comparable to B Patisserie in the International Marketplace on the other end of Waikiki). Average price runs between $4-$6. BTW, the bakery closes early and they are closed Mondays and Tuesdays . Go early, heard they run out of the popular ones fast. read more
The Halekulani Bakery is the newest bakery in Waikiki, located across from the Halekulani Hotel. They are known for their signature Coconut Cake (which goes for a whopping $14 per slice or $104 for a whole cake). They are open Wednesday - Sunday, 6:30am - 11:30am. At 6:30am, they already have a line forming, but as the day goes on, I feel like the line actually decreases... speaking as someone who went four days in a row during my trip before taking a remote meeting at 7am. Regardless, the bakery is somewhat tucked away and so not sure how many tourists outside of that corner of Waikiki actually know about it. Over my four day adventure, my family and I tried: NY RASPBERRY CRONUT- cream-filled circular croissant with a sweet raspberry buttercream. They rotate flavors weekly starting Weds and have pistachio and chocolate as well (I know this because I kept waiting for them to bring pistachio out but they never did!). While the presentation was Instaworthy, this was my least favorite of the pastries. MACADAMIA NUT STICKY BUN - This one was EXCELLENT! Super chewy, sticky, and not overly sweet. If you like cinnamon rolls, you'll like this one. LEMON CURRANT SCONE - Nice and lemony and is packed with lots of currants. It's a soft, dense, and buttery. TROPICAL CROISSANT (BANANA, MANGO, LILIKOI) - this croissant is unique and has super fruity and slightly tart filling. The inside tasted a little like eating an underripe banana. MANGO KOUIGN-AMANN - while some Yelpers have said this was too sweet, i thought it was perfect! I loved the flakiness and the caramelized sugar. CHOCOLATE KONA KOUIGN-AMANN - this kouign-amann was also excellent and less sweet than the mango variety. I couldn't taste much kona coffee flavor though. BIG ISLAND CHOCOLATE MACADAMIA CROISSANT - even though I'm generall not a chocolate fan, this was my favorite croissant of the bunch! Lots of chocolate and great macadamia nut crunch in every bite. CHOCOLATE CROISSANT - this croissant is super pretty with a lacquer chocolate top! However, I enjoyed the macadamia version more. COCONUT DANISH - great coconut flavor but could use more filling. CREAM FILLED PAN - I think the cream in this one is a mix of whipped cream and pastry cream, giving it a lighter density than regular pastry cream. I enjoyed the vanilla notes. And lastly, a slice of their signature COCONUT CAKE - for $14, I think it's overpriced but if you want a real coconut cake, it's worth a try! It's the only coconut cake I've had that you can actually taste the coconut in the cake, filling, and frosting. It's creamy, rich, and has lots of coconut flakes. In terms of service, it's all self-serve except for the cold case and the coffee. The inside is kind of tight, but there is a big table inside for people to sit at as well as limited seating outside. TLDR, you can't go wrong here. Definitely one of the best higher end bakeries on the island! Overall: 5/5 for pastries, 5/5 for service, 5/5 for atmosphere read more
2 months ago
1 year ago
Pastries to die for! Yes it is bougie & higher end but soooo worth it! I loved the Salted Caramel Croissant! Mom loved the chocolate bread pudding. I got the chocolate croissant & the tropical/pabana flavored croissant for tomorrow. (Average was $6.50 or $7 each) read more
2 years ago
I wish I found this place the first day of my trip to Oahu! Some of the best pastries I have tried, you can't go wrong with any item. I didn't get a chance to try any of the coffees, but I wouldn't expect any less of the drinks. The cashier was SO helpful as well, she recommended a couple of popular items and helped with all of my questions. The store was very clean and welcoming, a few seats inside and a lot of seating outside with umbrellas overhead. read more
Came here after receiving a gift card and I got a mix of pastries, but I definitely loved the pistachio flavored croissant they had! Crispy/crunchy outside with pistachio cream inside - also loved their coffee! - Miguel Morales Photography read more
10 months ago
Located across from the Halekulani Hotel such a cute and quiet place for AMAZING pastry..... indoor and outdoor seating...also the Bacon and egg breakfast croissant is hearty. We gobbled it up before thinking of taking a picture . Service was fast read more
1 year ago
Back again! The guava croissant pastry is still the best thing they have. Truly - a perfect sweet treat! Tried the salted caramel croissant which was a 4/5. It had a *lot* of caramel and chocolate and was great when it was warm. The pistachio raspberry croissant was a great texture but it was nothing in comparison to the guava pastry. Sadly, they didn't have a plain kouign amann today so I tried the mango and I think it was mislabeled. It was filled with coconut chunks and looked/smelled wonderful but wasn't what I was expecting flavor wise. The chocolate chip cookie is average at best. Can't compare to the magic of the Guava Danish! I can't wait to return for more guava in the morning! Note: tried the taffy and sad to report the guava and mango were disappointing. They just fell apart. The honey had a taffy consistency but you can pass on all of these. read more
Absolutely love this bakery!! Highly recommend any of the items here! The croissants are flaky and crispy and delicious! The cream puff is out of this world fluffy and can visibly see the vanilla beans! The cakes are all delicious -- fruity and chocolatey. The staff are friendly and helpful with getting items out of the cooler and also ringing up and checking out the items. The outside seating is fun to sit and enjoy the desserts. read more
10 months ago
I've been going to The Imperial of Waikiki since 1999 and this time I just happened to look up bakeries near me. Bam! This one is right next door and wow is it amazing! All the fruit pastries, but also savory pastries, quiche, and a large varies of loaves of bread. I'm so glad I discovered this place on my first day here as I think this will be someplace I go every morning during this vacation. Love it! read more
5 months ago
Amazing cafe although a bit pricey but after tasting you can see why! The pastries are perfect and picking only a couple is a difficult decision. The inside is clean and the staff are very friendly. The perfect time to go is right after sunrise as it is less busy and their selection is very fresh. read more
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2233 Helumoa Rd
Honolulu, HI 96815
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The bakery offer any gluten-free options?
Yes, but very limited (maybe just one or two items are gluten free). I didn't pay attention to the desserts which may be GF, but they had at least a GF muffin option.
Does this location still offer breakfast buffet?
At the Halekukani Hotel across the lane they do. Believe it's at House Without a Key on weekends. Not at the bakery I don't think.
Do they accept apple pay?
What is offered on the breakfast buffet? Mahalo!
Sorry I haven't been to the breakfast buffet. I have reservations for Easter brunch buffet and was told by the staff that their previous holiday buffet was a big hit.
Can I have a light breakfast such as a pastry and coffee besides the buffet?
Yes, I recommend the chocolate brownie bread from the bakery.
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