Update....Have you been wanting to try the Erewhon smoothies like the famous Hailey Beiber drink?…read moreWell it's here in Hawaii. It's so good with the chunks of dates . The mint is refreshing and so many health benefits with the blue and glow drink. Also...did you know that Everyday prides on all clean/organic products? They use natural sweeteners no refined sugar and get this....Malk milk IYKYK... this milk brand has no gum or fillers just either almonds or oat with water salt. Coffee is great here. All of the staff is on another level good looking and very helpful. Make this your work/study spot it's a beautiful place good music playing and lots of seating options. By the way Lava is open upstairs with contrast therapy cold plunge and sauna and hyperbaric chambers.

Parking: lot located behind the restaurant…read more Service: take out, the staff offered helpful recommendation on their smoothie offerings Ambiance: cozy, intimate. Has a large sitting area perfect for getting work done or meeting with friends. Food: a wellness cafe that went viral for their erewhon dupe smoothies (pricey, but elevated). Would recommend the minted greens, a take on a mint chocolate chip.

My son told me about a place with great acai bowls so I wanted to visit and try. It's on a small…read morestreet on the left, right before you get to the Royal Summit sign. Drive into the Calvary church parking lot and you will see their Cafe. The Acai bowl was absolutely delicious. There's plenty of bananas, blueberries, and strawberries on the top with granola and macadamia nuts. I've never had mac nuts in my acai but they were yummy!. The size is perfect and well enough to fill you up. They also have a large size that you can probably half with someone. It's huge. I had my first one on Tuesday, went again on Friday. After the first try, I couldn't resist and had to go again. I'd totally recommend. Cost for regular size was $10 and the large was $15. BTW - they also have lots of fresh fruit cups, smoothies, sandwiches,... I also heard they have dinners on certain nights too.

Recently had the Sunday dinner : Teriyaki Chicken with rice and a carrot, celery, pasta salad. It…read morewas all good and I do enjoy the Chicken Salad Croissant with grapes, but will have to take a photo next time. I also like the Soba salad and Fruit cups. Sunday & Weds Dinner menu changes so call & find out what's cooking! Mahalo!

Brahhhhhhh....... Look no more! I when trip out on Diz hidden Gem. Da Grindz was Broke Da Mouth…read moreonolicious Kau Kau RIGHT!!! This food can definitely survive a 5 Star Hotel Reastruant, but we don't want that before Da Buggah to expensive. Lol Only because Da price is affordable. Now I know get Kanakazzz and Titaz in Mumuz that can throw down & pound some grindz, so for that the portions is small. Although for the experience it's worth the try outs... The Pupu summer roll and lobster was meannnnn.... The Freak'n Main Entree "HEN" is off Da chain. I easily could have Mop'd 3 of those Hens. Da Flavors in Unrealzzzzz! Overall you going get lumps after you pound because you will leave satisfied like you got stroked until your head gaskets wen blow....

Nice spot tucked away in a center new downtown Costco is a bakery, and restaurant. Perfect for…read moresampling many different desserts, there are many little cakes, custards, tarts etc that you can try. We bought many to share for a friend's birthday and it was perfect. The tiny pyramid cake is worth trying! I need to come back for their dinner options.

I'm so happy more cafe's that serve quality matcha drinks are opening up on the island! What…read morebrought me to Po'ai by Pono Potions was their lilikoi syrup and how they write out aloha with lilikoi honey on their cream top for the hapa matcha. Such a nice touch and I love how the design may be different each time depending on the barista. I highly recommend especially if you're visiting Hawaii as you get a taste of Hawaii in your matcha. I was obsessed from the first sip that I came back the next morning before my flight. The cold foam is delicious. You can taste the honey, lilikoi and pineapple. Staff were super welcoming and the ambiance is unmatched with the parasols hanging from the ceiling. They have an additional room with more seating on the right (once you walk in). There are 3 tables in the main area. They also sell local goods such as greeting cards, syrups, skincare and jewelry.

Very cool space, parking was a bit challenging, but we lucked out. Such a cute place, workers were…read moreso helpful, pleasant and friendly. Who doesn't love a special little coffee place and more? There's a feel good feeling as soon as you walk in the door, acknowledged and immediately engaged in all the surroundings. A cute place for everyone. I was so distracted by wonderful surroundings, I almost forgot about the coffee. Very tasty and delicious.

I needed to occupy myself after I dropped hubs off for his first cataract surgery…read more After doing some retail therapy at NR I had half an hour to spare. Hubs had to fast from 6 am for his 2 pm surgery so I thought he would probably be starving and would enjoy a delectable salt and butter roll from here. At $4.50 a piece I consider this a luxury for us. I found a close stall in the parking structure. A very cheerful polite male employee took my order. I had seen two occupied tables as I walked into the shop. Both had matcha drinks. Why not? I asked the young man assisting me, what's the best matcha drink? He said his favorite was banana matcha with extra banana foam. Okay I'll try it. He repeated it to the cashier. So popular there was a wait for beverages to be prepared. Soon enough mine was ready. I think Doc would enjoy this drink. This shop is a working bakery. Many yummy pastries displayed. Menu is posted high up above to choose from. Rather tiny shop with room for customers to stand in line to order and wait for drinks. Clean, busy with a few tables and chairs outside but pretty much in direct sun.

one thing about me, imma have a matcha! Anytime, any day! The banana matcha is a top seller but I…read morealso love the rose matcha! I recently went and decided to branch out and try the taro latte and that was 100/10!! Definitely a new favorite. As for the baked goods, I am obsessed with their salt and butter rolls, red bean rolls and their japanini! I am a student nearby and try to get some during lunch or for breakfast but the only downside is they are always SO BUSY! (i mean good for them but man i hate waiting in the hot sun for 20 mins) other than that I really do like this bakery and cafe!

Coffee, food and service are all incredible so much so we ended up coming back 2 more times after…read moreour first visit. Highly recommend!

First time here and will definitely be back. Cute place with friendly staff and fun menu. Soooo…read moreyummy!

great food and a clean cafe. workers make you feel welcome and check on you often during you visit.read more

Been a while since we've return but wanted the Ube Pancake-craving for it and it's the only…read morerestaurant that has the best; everything else is just a copycat. I'm surprised the place has new furniture that accommodates larger group-perfect for families. The people are so locally friendly and has that Aloha spirit. Highly recommended!!! Just make sure when you do come, come not so hungry coz it's so popular that the wait is a bit longer but worth it.

This is another hidden gem for Filipino Breakfast. If you're craving tapsilog and all the classic…read moreFilipino silog plates, this spot delivers. The place is small inside and can get crowded, but the wait was totally reasonable. I loved my fried fish Filipino breakfast, especially with vinegar on the side, simple, comforting, and so good. Even the little flower garnish was a cute touch. If you're looking for a home-style Filipino breakfast, Guieb Cafe is definitely worth checking out. Just come a little early or be prepared for a short wait!

One of my favorite restaurants to eat at on Oahu! The location is hard to find in a small run down…read morelooking strip mall and parking is crowded AH and there's usually a line to get a table BUT IT'S WORTH IT! The servers are all super friendly and attentive and the orders are accurate and come out quickly. My faves are the Adobo fried rice omelet with lechon kewali and Ube pancakes but everything we've ever had is ono!!

My favorite drinks here are the Vanilla Macnut Latte and the Matcha Latte because the ratio is just…read moreright. They're flavorful and never watered down. Even the color looks perfect! This time, I tried their food for the first time and ordered the Turkey Melt sandwich. Oh my gosh, it was so good! It had this sweet sauce paired with crispy apples inside the sandwich, and all the flavors came together perfectly. The salad on the side also had a delicious dressing that tasted almost like a smoky meat sauce, but with a slight tanginess to it. Yum!!! We also ordered a burrito, and wow...their burritos are HUGE! They're packed and loaded with everything you could want inside. We got steak with roasted potatoes and some other veggies. The café itself has such a relaxing atmosphere. The high ceilings make the space feel open and inviting, and they even have a second floor seating area. There are beautiful plant decorations, nice artwork, and an overall cozy vibe that makes it a great place to hang out. The staff here are always so, so, so kind and helpful. A special shoutout to Tommy, who was very friendly and took the time to explain the menu items to us. If you're dining in, they give you a table number and bring the food right to your table. How awesome is that?! Hardly any cafés do that these days! Our experiences here have always been great, but this was the first time we tried the food, and it definitely did not disappoint. Everything tasted amazing! Good coffee AND good food? Perfect morning and brunch place!

The place is cute and gives off the community space vibes with plenty of seating, indoors and some…read moreoutdoors. I'm sure the coffee is good, however the turkey panini was expensive and not good. The bread was not what you use for a panini/pressed sandwich. It was like a whole wheat sandwich bread. The turkey wasn't the best, too mch of the fig jam, which overpowered everything, it just didn't work. I sadly only ate a few bites before I threw in the towel. I did take it to go, but did eat it right away. Overall, no bueno on the very overpriced, very underwhelming sandwich. But I'm sure the breakfast/coffee route is seemingly the way to go.

Good things come to those who wait. I only wish there were more people here specifically waiting…read morefor the coffee because it was absolutely delicious! Sadly, it seemed more folks were there for the pastries though. First off, I'm surprised I found such a fabulous cup of coffee in what feels like the epicenter of tourist life on this island. While visiting another island nearly establishment had signage stating they served Kona and/or Hawaiian coffee, but nearly every establishment's coffee was absolutely awful. Seeing the location I fully expected them to phone in the coffee, but it's clear that coffee comes first here, even if many of the guests are trying to get pastries! You'll be shocked by the line, but just know the staff is efficient and it moves fast. They offer a variety of their own locally roasted beans here, with options for batch brew, espresso drinks and even pour overs (impressive considering the volume of customers). The coffees are well described and the baristas have the additional knowledge you may be seeking when you order, and all in all this went as quickly as I could have expected. Truly, the coffee was delightful, and the fact I was drinking a hot drink on an extremely hot day didn't even phase me. I wanted so badly to bring home a bag of each one, but given that everything is more expensive in Hawaii, these were all 4x the price of the specialty coffee I buy on the mainland and I just couldn't make it happen. What will happen is me telling everyone to visit this shop when they're in Hawaii because it is 100% worth it. Won't you consider opening one in Reno NV?

Long line, oven was broken, so only coffee and desserts available…read more Ordered a "Kona" coffee for $5. Quite frankly it's one of the worst cups of coffee I had. Watery, flavorless. This can't be Kona coffee, and if it was, they don't know how to brew it. Terribly horrible, really expensive coffee. Don't bother.