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    Nalo Meli Honey

    3.5 (2 reviews)

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    Frankie's Nursery

    Frankie's Nursery

    4.2
    (130 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    As far as I know it's the only place you can get the honey crème pineapple. And they are truly…read moreamazing !!!!

    It's a beautiful property with amazing views, but I would absolutely not spend time to go out of my…read moreway to visit it. Did not feel welcomed at all over here. I understand some locals might not love tourists, this place certainly gave that vibe, but then maybe just don't be open for them? Found this place online and was in the area, decided to swing by thinking there will be lots of fruits to try. Specifically wanted to try honey cream pineapple. Came here on Saturday around noon and it was dead empty, visitors or owners. As we were slowly rolling in just trying to understand where to park, we got greeted by a man - well, he popped out of nowhere and pointed at the area where we can park. No smile, no hi, no nothing. Okay. We get out of the car, there is some walkable nursery territory where they sell plants and you can overlook the nearby hills, it's pretty. The fruit stand is small. When I asked about whether they had the pineapple I was looking for, just got "no." as a response. I was like okay, no biggie, what would you recommend to try then? The mix plate. It was pretty mush the only thing the guy had in their fridge, a $10 assortment plate. We paid cash, the guy pointed where we could sit, and evaporated. The plate was okay, however I wish there was some sort of indication of which fruit is which; and the guy who met us with such a cold vibe didn't show any desire to spend a second with us to explain anything, I mean he didn't even ask "how are you". I guessed maybe 5 fruits out of 13 that the plate had, the rest were mystery, some I liked and some I didn't. We left with a pretty bad aftertaste from this experience.

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    Several pineapple growing from 1 plant
    Several pineapple growing from 1 plant
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    Frankie's Nursery

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    The Food Company Restaurant & Catering

    The Food Company Restaurant & Catering

    4.4
    (319 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    We decided to stop by and pick up some grindz to enjoy at the beach, and our first visit to The…read moreFood Company didn't disappoint. We ordered the combination laulau & kalua pig plate, misoyaki butterfish bento with teri beef, fried saimin with teri chicken, and a slice of their chocolate cream pie topped with haupia cream and macnuts. The laulau had a great pork to luau leaf ratio and tasted exactly how a good laulau should. The kalua pig was tender and juicy... maybe a little too juicy because some of the juices spilled into the takeout bag. The misoyaki butterfish was the standout of the entire meal. Tender, buttery, and everything you hope misoyaki butterfish will be. It was so good that the teri beef basically became the side chick waiting on standby. The fried saimin was decent but didn't really leave a lasting impression, and the teri chicken was a little on the dry side. Now let's talk dessert. That chocolate cream pie was the perfect way to end our beach day. Rich chocolate filling topped with a light haupia cream and sprinkled with macadamia nuts. I could've easily eaten two slices without thinking twice. One thing to know before you go: this is currently takeout only. Some of the older photos show dine-in seating, but that's not the case. Plan ahead and find a good spot to enjoy your food. We took ours to the beach, and it made for a pretty perfect lunch. We'll definitely be back

    Good solid restaurant for island food at a reasonable price…read more. The portions are good. Service is good; take-out is always ready when they say it will be done. My previous reviews are still true. We come back here every time we visit in Kailua.

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    Busy place with yummy food!
    Busy place with yummy food!
    The Food Company Restaurant & Catering
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    OK Poultry

    OK Poultry

    4.8
    (77 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Haven't been to OK Poultry in over a year. My sister shared her eggs with us and the current price…read morelist. Still reasonable for great eggs for TKG = Tamago Kake Gohan!!

    Incredible. My wife…read moreand I had been eyeing egg prices for months. We fortunately purchased a stack of 60 medium eggs while grocery shopping just prior to the spike in prices for $22. Needless to say, there hadn't been many options that supported that price point - though more and more are slowly reappearing. We decided that if we were going to pay a premium for our set of eggs, they'd have to be good - and we wanted the best. OK Poultry seems to have earned themselves a reputation over several decades for the freshness and quality of their eggs. A little backstory, the restaurant I took my wife out to on our first date also got their TKG eggs from OK Poultry. Then we learned that our friend's father who is also a chef, would come to pick up eggs from here as well. Over the years, we've heard more and more stories about these famous eggs, but we never really had the opportunity to head out to nalos just for eggs - until this past weekend. Coming off a 3+ day water fast, I was eating a lot of eggs as an easily digestible source of protein and boy those TKG cravings hit. So, we made a trip out to OK Poultry and showed up early, well before opening, not knowing what the situation was with the lines. Met a nice fellow who said he'd be getting his eggs there since he was a kid and that all the decor you see was there since the 70s. After picking up two trays, we headed straight for the in-laws house where we cracked one of these beauties over hot rice. Fantastic. Mixed with that umami rice, winnahz. We left some for my wife's parents while also delivering some to my own parents - because what says "I love you" more than the gift of eggs? We'll probably be back in a week or so for more. There's a noticeable difference in taste and we find these eggs particularly enjoyable even if you have to pay just a tiny bit of a premium for what could arguably be the best eggs on the island.

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    Early morning line
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    Inside the shop
    Entrance to OK Poultry Farm

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    Hawaiian Island Cafe

    Hawaiian Island Cafe

    4.7
    (724 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    I've been to this Waimanalo Town Center café twice ...always been curious when I pass this way…read more Hawaiian Island Cafe has a fairly large menu for a small local establishment. Apparently, they've been in business for 12 years or so...not familiar with Waimanalo in any way. They have a decent looking acai bowl menu so I tried one on both occasions. The acai bowl can be a bit hackneyed but the menu caught my eye. They offer 16 and 24 ounce options. Makapu'u Bowl and Mana Bowl both have an acai sorbet base. The former features Okinawan sweet potato and haupia; the latter, coconut chia parfait and blueberries. They both had bananas and hemp granola...a standout. Both really were fantastic. I had a Caramel Macchiato by accident. I ordered a macchiato - which by their menu description was a traditional macchiato. But I went with it and the Caramel Macchiato ( by Starbucks definition) was actually quite good. Also, had a special drink menu item...near the POS...Iced Brown Sugar Latte. This was quite sweet but refreshing. They serve standard breakfast fare - waffles and pancakes; also standard local plate lunches. They operate from 830a to 400p - closed on Sunday and Monday. Tour buses roll up and it can get tourist heavy...I had to stand in queue at the entrance on my initial visit. I see locals and tourists visit. The small dining area has art, vintage items...clothing...standard merch...a mashup of items for sale and display. I think a 70yo local guy and a 40 yo mainland woman collaborated on the interior design...I

    Best coffee on the island and I won't argue about it. We randomly stumbled upon this place, and I…read moream SO happy we did. We had breakfast here and everything was delicious, especially the breakfast croissant. Simple, but incredibly tasty. And then the drinks... oh my god. The macadamia nut latte was THE BEST COFFEE I HAVE EVER HAD. I literally dream about it. It was unbelievably good. Their premade drinks were also amazing, especially the CBD hibiscus lemonade. We tried a few different things and honestly everything was great. The owner and her father were also incredibly warm and kind. We walked in right when they opened, and by the time we left maybe 30 minutes later, the place was packed. Honestly, it makes complete sense because everything there is absolutely delicious.

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    Inside
    Inside
    Hawaiian Island Cafe
    Homemade tea

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