Excellent food, everything tasted great…read more Inside is nice and clean, AC on blast. The nachos were the best you can ever have, worth it alone to go here. Service was really good as well.

Uncle Bo's in Haleʻiwa was a great find! The atmosphere is welcoming, family-friendly, and perfect…read morefor a casual meal after exploring the North Shore. The food was excellent. The wings were packed with flavor, crispy, and cooked perfectly. The chicken stir fry was fresh, delicious, and had a great balance of flavors. Everything came out hot, and the portions were generous. The service was friendly and attentive, making the entire experience even better. If you're in Haleʻiwa looking for a relaxed spot with great food and a welcoming atmosphere, Uncle Bo's is definitely worth a visit. We'll definitely be back!

They have da best food. But the desserts are to die for. My favorite is chocolate Haupia Pie. If…read moreyou stop and eat at Ted's you will not be disappointed. He gives a lot to the community. A great family.

Went to Ted's everyday that I was staying in the North Shore and everything we had was delicious…read more For breakfast I loved the spam egg and cheese sandwich, so good! We also tried the loco moco which was great, but it's quite a bit of food. I shared with my partner and we weren't able to finish it. One of my friends who used to live in Honolulu told me I HAVE to get the garlic shrimp and Ted's is where it's at. She was absolutely right about that!!! Best garlic shrimp I had on the trip. I wish I could go back just for the plate. We also tried the chocolate haupia pie which was delicious & the plain glazed was soooo light and fluffy. Plenty of parking in the lot & access to a public restroom. It can get busy but they're very quick with your food. Seating is outside under an umbrella.

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.

food - this is my favorite acai bowl on the island! everytime i'm on the north shore, i have to…read morestop by and get the hapa bowl. this time i added papaya and it was the perfect topping addition. service - there is usually a wait here due to it being a pretty popular spot, but definitely worth the wait. i waited about 15-20mins this time around. ambiance - cute "food truck" style shop, with some bench seating out front, but super easy to grab and go somewhere down the road and eat by the beach!

Discovered this gem of a place in Haleiwa Town. It's on the very corner across the street from the…read moregas station - it's a bit hidden so hard to see when driving. Decided to try the blue majik bowl as it's so pretty and different than your standard açaí bowl. Even the small size ($14) was plenty! The base is made of pineapple, banana, and spirulina (giving it its pretty blue hue)... but it mostly tasted like a banana puree so make sure you are good with a strong banana flavor. It tends to overpower everything! The fruits and toppings were really fresh and they also use local raw honey. I should've asked for less honey because the combo of honey and banana made the bowl overwhelmingly sweet for my tastebuds. Still delicious though and next time I'll have to try one of their açaí bowls!

Do not miss out on a Hawaiian bowl or a burrito here ---- AHHHHHHmazing…read more 2nd visit in 4 days.

Stopped by on a Saturday morning and opted to order online ahead, luckily we did because when we…read morecame in to pick up our order, there was a line maybe 3-4 people ahead that hadn't ordered or been seated yet. Maybe they were short staffed this day? By the time a worker came over and asked if anyone was here for online pick up, I was the only one luckily so I was able to get our order and go. We got a smoothie, two burritos and the biscuits and gravy. One of our burritos were on the oily side and was dripping a lot of oil when we ate it. The salsa that comes with them is a nice touch! I'd prob return to give them another try if I'm in the area!

Really enjoyed the food here. We went before dinner service, so the menu was limited to appetizers,…read morebut honestly, that didn't bother us because everything we ordered was very, very good. The flavors felt much more elevated than I expected from a beachside restaurant. Everything tasted thoughtfully prepared, and it genuinely felt like there was a real chef working in the kitchen rather than just standard bar food. The service was excellent and very attentive and the indoor-outdoor seating ambience with the ocean across the street was amazing. Even with the limited menu, I would happily come back to try the dinner offerings. Definitely a great spot to stop if you're in Haleiwa and looking for something a little more elevated.

Skip the poke here! I know, I know, those are fighting words in Hawaii and probably not the opening…read moreyou expected for a four-star review. And it's not to say that I didn't like the poke bowl I had at Beach House. (I mean, what's not to love about about digging into some fresh ahi when you're literally feet away from the beach?) It's just that I had the otherworldly experience of eating from Foodland's poke bar the night prior to my lunch here and I couldn't help comparing it to the legendary Foodland. That said, the poke was still delicious and its runner-up status didn't distract from the rest of my meal. The spicy ahi wonton was a standout starter -- the shallot, scallion, tobiko, and chili aioli approach they have for the ahi here works better for the fish than their "beach house special poke sauce" in my opinion. Top it all off with a plantation iced tea: an island version of the Arnold Palmer that replaces the customary lemonade with tropical pineapple juice. We came in around 2:30 pm so we essentially had the dining room to ourselves after the lunch rush, if you don't count the cute zebra dove bird that walked around below the table halfway into our meal, trying to see if there were any stray crumbs it could peck at. Alas, we had deemed the food too good.

Best burger on the island! I just had a terrible burger at Seven Brothers a couple days ago and I…read morehave to say I was nervous to try again so soon after. Based on the reviews I ordered the burger here and it was the burger from my dreams! Juicy, flavorful, perfectly charred, served with arugula that gave it the perfect bitterness and crunch and grilled onions for just the right sweetness. It was so good that I didn't even notice if it had cheese! The girls here are super sweet and the vibe is very chill. Gorgeous and spacious outdoor place with lots of seating. I may regret this review if there's a line to the street next time... try it out, you won't be disappointed!

Parking: there was a lot of parking and I didn't find any trouble obtaining a stall…read more Service: the service was quick and efficient and the girl who took my order was really nice Drinks: I want to try their matcha latte! I think the menus I saw uploaded on yelp were old so I've uploaded the most recent one during my visit. Food: Omg the burrito was so good and really filling, I got the green salsa with it and it was DELICIOUS! I'm going to be back again and I'll be trying more items. Overall: loved this place! They even had live music playing when I went!

Stonefish is located in the Haleiwa Town Center, so there's lots of free parking in the lot behind…read more I came here for brunch on a Friday, and there was no wait to be seated. We were given the option of sitting inside or outside. I loved the wood furniture and plants that were used throughout the restaurant. For three of us, we shared the prime rib moco and malasada pancakes. The malasada pancakes are like no other, and it's a must try at this restaurant. It has the perfect malasada texture without feeling super heavy. The prime rib loco moco was a generous portion and paired well with the sweet malasada pancakes. Service here was friendly, and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. I would definitely recommend Stonefish if you're looking for a good breakfast spot with something for everyone.

We give it a 2 star coz of the venue; nice place with very beachy ambiance being in North Shore…read more The staff are friendly and hospitable but not very attentive. We're seated at the corner and forgotten. Now, the food-DISAPPOINTING! We thought it would be authentic fish since the name stands for it! We ordered Chicken and Fish sandwiches. The plating was nice and looks appetizing but the chicken were chicken tenders or chicken stick and the fish was those ready made breaded fish from Costco (at least it looked like it). What made the good taste good was the sauce. So, I recommend if you're really hungry and you don't mind eating microwave dinner and the family needs to unload and relax coz the place is vibing and has a long bar for adults. I'm just disappointed with the food.

Service: excellent service…read more Ambiance: causal Food: delicious, every dishes, with the exception of the happy hour fries, were tasty, fresh and flavorful. The fries were just that, nothing extraordinary.

It was Saturday evening and felt like going somewhere other than our home kitchen. Decided to find…read morea restaurant on the North Shore to help support them. With all the storms and flooding near by this little tourist town has caused a slow down in business. Found this restaurant on Yelp and made a reservation online. Made the drive over, it's located in one of the areas with different businesses that is walkable. There is parking in lots around them. The place was smaller than we expected, had a relaxed comfortable charm. The weather was comfortable outside so we sat on the covered porch area on interesting heavy well made chairs. Arrived early so the place was relatively quiet Staff were very attentive. Their happy hour runs between 5 and 6, took advantage of the lower rate on two items. Husbands ordered the hamburger which was very juicy and had tasty add ons. It came with garlic fries that were delish. The Tapas we tried were the Spicy garlic shrimp on rice, roasted Brussel sprouts and cauliflower dish. All were delish, be warned the Shrimp dish is very spicy, we ordered a little bread to cut the heat. All in all we enjoyed our dining experience at Maya's.

These açai bowls are amazing. Love the consistency of the bases, and the toppings are always very…read morefresh. Gets a little busy though, so sometimes you might have to wait a little bit.

It's not closed as of August 2026. People still flock there mid mornings for coffee. Unfortunately…read morethey're right on a busy State highway and, in avid pursuit of coffee, sometimes patrons step in front of moving traffic unexpectedly. It's a high hazard situation for patrons due to no offstreet parking.