We have been to Hawaiian Style Cafe 12 times since it opened for business. Keep it up Guy. Mahalo…read morenui Everything went well, server was cordial as well as efficient on the order. Quality and quantity of food items were always satisfactory. In addition, there are leftovers to bring home for a meal. Keep it up Guy. Mahalo nui loa ! Harry & Marie Mountain View

This is the real deal. Expect a short wait, not too long. Worth it!…read moreService is friendly, Ohana style. Food is lots!!! Shared plates for me. All is tasty and delish. Don't forget to get a piece of pie Take time to look at all the history on the walls and beyond

Just realized I didn't take any pictures. Sad! Well let me paint one for you…read more If you're missing your fancy big city food then this is the place to come. While they appear to be a casual, local, hippy establishment (and they are). The food and wait is worth every penny, (and pennies are more valuable now). You will hear live music when you approach building. It's bright and colorful, open air and you can feel your inner artist being inspired. The place is packed but you find a seat and listen to the laughter, singing, and sizzles from the kitchen. It's small and bundles of fruit seam to just be around everywhere. Your server gives you a menu and you think. "Oh wow! That's a bit pricy." But you're all in. Considering this place is proud of its farm to table reputation. Yes, nothing goes to waist here and it as fresh as you can possibly get. So you order and wait. And you wait, and you wait. Finally the plate arrives and it's beautiful. A paradise of fruit, veggie filled omelet and some things you're not sure if you can eat them or if it's just decoration. (You can eat them) Have you ever heard of a cranberry hibiscus? I'm not a fan of salsa with my eggs but they make their own from scratch and they also sell it. So I have to at least try it. "What is in this! Magic?" Before you know it a whole days life experience has just happened. There were ups, there were downs, and surprises. Not just from the food but the whole surroundings. Let's just say nothing was left on the plate and I have stories to tell. Our server was the sweetest older lady who you can tell just loved her job and people. In fact all the workers were just rays of sunshine and smiles. Did I just have breakfast or walk into a magical world where time stood still and surrounded me in song and colors. I swear I don't do substances, it's just that good.

I'm not even exaggerating when I say this was one of the best things I've ever eaten. They filled…read moremy foodie heart with joy. The ambience was so cute as well. This woman with the coolest dreads I've ever seen was singing. There was art all over the walls. And my server (David) was so so sweet and joyous. This is my fav restaurant in Hawaii and I def recommend checking them out!! They also have a farm tour so I will definitely be back to check that out next time. :)

If you are headed to 'Akaka falls, Mr. Eds is a must stop on your way there or back. This bakery…read moreoffers some delicious, homemade baked goods and even better service. Mr. Ed himself helped my husband and I decide on many pastries to try and none of them disappointed! I only snapped a photo of one, as the others we'd eaten before I even thought to take photos. They were too good to wait! While getting our pastries, Mr. Ed was also kind enough to share some of his story and it was wonderful to hear directly from the shop owner why he is there and his love for the island and the town. The shop is cozy and feels family ran so it was just a lovely stop on the big island for not only delicious baked treats, but wonderful company as well.

Rolled through town and decided to stop and check the place out. Cute store with lots of baked…read moregoods. We ended up trying a bunch of the preserves and mustards and grabbed 2 jars to bring back home to the mainland. The little street is the tourist version of what smalltown Hawaii could be. Not that I am complaining.

We always come here after (or sometimes before) taking visiting family and friends to the botanic…read moregarden nearby. A wide range of smoothies, shakes, and drinks - everyone can find something they love here. They are also open to customizing, which was perfect for our kiddo who loved everything in one smoothie but the papaya. No problem to make it without. I had a hard time deciding between the mint chip and the ube shakes - ultimately went with the ube and was very happy with it! They also have a kona coffee drink that sounds amazing but too much caffeine for me in the afternoon - maybe next time we come by in the morning! Plenty of outdoor seating on picnic tables, but easy to take your treats to go.

Best smoothies and shakes…read more That have their own fruit farm and that's where all the goodies come from Was sent here by a fan in Reno, NV He was right. Happy people making drinks. Farm stand vibes.

Our waitress was awesome. I had the prime rib loco, which was delicious…read more We also had the luau stew, poke nachos and the Korean combo plate food was delicious however they need to do some housekeeping. Dirty walls, dust on plexiglass, crumbs by window area.

OMG the pancakes!! It comes with whipped cream & haupia sauce and holy cow it's the BEST!…read more The pancake is ginormous and normally comes with two but I didn't want to waste so asked for just one. Volcano omelet and crispy hash browns hit the spot Mahalo Mahalo Mahalo

We dined as walk in's for an impromptu date night and were pleasantly surprised! Valet parking is…read morevalidated. This is an open air restaurant and at first I was hesitant because of maybe having to deal with flies but we didn't run into any issues. There was live music playing. We ordered the farmer's plate of veggies to accompany the muhammara dip (which came with 4 pieces of wood fired bread). It was flavorful, fresh, and light. My husband ordered the skirt steak and I ordered the ahi steak. We also ordered the frozen fruit punch twice. This was plenty of food for us so we skipped on dessert. Everything turned out delicious to us and we quite enjoyed our evening.

Amazing location and great views. Restaurant itself is very beautiful. The whole setting is…read moreamazing. We went there for breakfast, its in a resort property so parking was valet but it was validated at restaurant so it free. We got seats immediately, we were amazed by the setting and views. We ordered ube pancakes as we read great things about it. And reviews were right. Uber pancakes were delicious. We were very happy with the overall experience. Definitely recommending.

Went for breakfast. Discovered open all day!…read moreLocal dishes served. When I was there many locals wee enjoying the place so I knew it would be Ono, it was! Give it a try. Big portions served Aloha style.

My team loves Ken's, and we always have such a great experience dining here. The sumo challenge…read moremeals are entertaining to watch. I got an order of pancakes and portugese sausage. Their pancakes are nothing super special, but I always enjoy eating them because of the different syrup options. The pancakes paired well with the savory and juicy portugese sausage. The waitresses here are always kind and energetic. This will definitely be a spot I keep coming back to.

We had an absolutely amazing lunch and experience at Cafe Ono. We spent the morning at Volcanoes…read moreNational Park and wanted to get lunch after our hiking. We stumbled upon Cafe Ono and were blown away by the food, atmosphere, and friendliness of the staff! The space was very calm and inviting, I could not recommend more!

We intended to visis the excellent Ono Art Gallery and were pleasantly surprised to find the cafe…read more We had lunch, which was ample and excellent, mostly vegetarian, vegan, and/or gluten-free.