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Link@Sheraton Café

3.2 (24 reviews)
ModerateCafes, Desserts, Salad
Closed 6:00 am - 12:30 pm, 3:30 PM - 7:30 PM

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Turkey egg McMuffin which is worst than a gas station!
Alan L.

Avoid this place at ALL cost! The egg turkey McMuffin was simply a microwave frozen tv dinner for $7. Go to the nearest Starbucks or McDonalds instead. Breakfast burrito was frozen and reheated. Safeway burritos in the frozen aisle is better than this! Everything is literally from a frozen section to be reheated and a gas station can do better. I'm sorry, but this is one of the worst dining hotel places I've ever been. It's like they don't even try to make anything appeasing because there is no walkable distance places besides them. Do yourself a favor and get a protein bar and banana from the grocery store if you want a quick bite before your morning activities. The only reason we came here was because we had a 8am activity and this was our of convenience. DO NOT come here!!!

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Joy K.

Sheraton's convenience store for hotel guests. You can get water, gifts, snacks, souvenirs, and even wine here. Pour your own coffee and toast your own bagel. A banana will cost you $2.50! It's very pricey! There is usually only one clerk behind the counter and service can be slow. There is a small area inside with table and chairs, and more seating outside that looks into the beautiful Sheraton courtyard area. I guess we could have stocked up on snacks at a market in town, but we enjoyed making Link's our first stop in the morning for our coffee and bagel before heading out to watch the sunrise.

Andrew C.

Link@Sheraton Café has coffee (Starbucks), beverages (water, soft-drinks), breakfast items (like oatmeal & croissant or muffin sandwiches with bacon, egg, cheese, etc) and sandwiches like roast beef, turkey, etc. The deli sandwiches start at (iirc) 11am and most (all?) items are pre-made so not much customizing. The odd name (IMO) comes from the "Link@Sheraton(sm) Experience with Microsoft(tm)" which appeared to be referring to the handful of Win7 machines near the concierge plus several within the café. I saw this naming in the Guest Services binder, not by the "Link" machines so hopefully this is working out for the M$oft marketing ROI. Anyway, we came for breakfast items a couple of days during our stay. The g/f went with the more nutritious oatmeal (topping choices of Almonds, Brown Sugar, Raisins) and I went with the Sausage Egg & Chz Muffin ($5.50). Breakfast sandwiches get zapped in the microwave way too long. Bread gets tough and cheese gets crunchy (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/link-sheraton-caf%C3%A9-koloa?select=vrOslf9jq3avw16dGQS8qQ#OnRWl4QdHRQTC6FK087Jsg). Ask to have time reduced and it will be much better. Oatmeal not bad (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/link-sheraton-caf%C3%A9-koloa?select=vrOslf9jq3avw16dGQS8qQ#biVSUvS5LUTbO3tDyFv7WQ). Variable toppings amounts depending on the worker. Cute feral will eat just about any leftovers (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/link-sheraton-caf%C3%A9-koloa?select=vrOslf9jq3avw16dGQS8qQ#KEAeCjtR0kxCP0YXbmlxVA). There's a small sundry's section which inexplicably does not have Sunblock. You're a resort in Hawaii. Where's the nearest ABC Store??

Beer, drinks, ice cream
Derick P.

The good: Open till 11 pm and they make hot pizzas. There is a ice cream and cold beer in the fridge. Starbucks coffee and good pastries. There is almost everything you need for your hotel room snack needs The bad: they don't allow you to use their microwave to reheat your food that is cold or left over.

1 liter bottle of water was $4.00 ugh...
Jennifer B.

Goods are overpriced. But what do you expect from a resort. Always upselling anything & everything. Only place close enough to get a snack before bed. Room service is done at 9pm. Can't really expect the girl behind the counter to be very helpful, just because she is the only one there. At least she was nice.

Coconut Muffin

I had a coconut muffin at the link today. It was fine but not what I had imagined a $6 muffin would taste like. I expected a lot more coconut flakes in my muffin. My husband had a blueberry muffin. There was plenty of blueberries in the muffin, but it didn't taste special. My husband said there was no wow factor.

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Very, very overpriced! It's like they take advantage of you because you're at the resort! Shame!

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We were guests at the Sheraton the week of 9/28/25 and went to Link Cafe for coffee each morning.

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