After getting turned away from Drift, we backtracked to Hanapepe for food before the Friday Art…read moreWalk. Caba looked enticing. Sadly, our timing was bad at 4:30pm on Friday and they were out of almost everything except turkey sandwich--that was delicious. They were out of the lilikoi cream and whipped cream toppings for our lemonade selections too so we didn't get the full experience. Advice: It would be very helpful to have descriptions on the menu to differentiate things like that the Courtyard Lemonade had sweetened condensed milk (which is a unique feature) and what was included on sandwich (because my husband had to wipe off the mayo we didn't know was added).

Cute little food truck in Hanapepe. The lady was very friendly and patient. She thoroughly…read moredescribed each of the different types of lemonade offered. I chose the courtyard one and it was great. There was a couple there with a dog and the lady gave the owner a tray of water for her pet without them asking. Thumbs up!

Aloha Paradise Cafe became one of our favorite local stops for drinks in Princeville. The High Tide…read moresmoothie (papaya, mango, pineapple, orange) was especially good -- fresh, not too sweet, and blended really well. We liked it so much we ended up coming back several times. The Hanalei refreshing drink with passion fruit and pineapple was tangy with a strong passion fruit flavor, which I really enjoyed. Friendly service, super fresh fruit, and a great spot to cool off. Definitely worth a stop if you're nearby.

Aloha Paradise Cafe in Princeville, HI, is nestled among the charming food trucks in the picnic…read morearea of the Bali Hai Villas, a spot that exudes a laid-back island vibe. Recommended by our concierge, we made our way there for a breakfast experience. I decided to keep it simple and went for the Aloha smoothie. It was refreshing, a decent way to start the day under the Hawaiian sun, but the flavors didn't exactly leave a lasting impression. It was a smoothie that played it safe--pleasant but not extraordinary.

Nice and friendly people. My son absolutely loved the focaccia and the dill sauce! We had to come…read moretwice!

This place is so cute truly. There is a little store inside you can check out with cute items…read more There are pastas and sauces you can buy. There are cookie doughs you can take home and bake. I wish I had an oven so I could do just that. There are a lot of coffee options to choose from and many sound really good. I went with Mr. melrose since it is the namesake drink, makes me think it's a signature. I really liked it! I chose dark chocolate and it wasn't too sweet, which was just right. Coffee was smoothe and really refreshing to drink. We also got the truffle egg croissant which I highly highly recommend. It's so good. Packed with plenty of eggs, definitely taste the truffle and my goodness that croissant was very well made, well laminated, buttery, moist and flakey at the same time. The barista was also very very kind. Great service! I highly highly recommend.

When on vacation, it's pretty tough to find fresh fruits and get away from meat and carbs, so it…read morewas so nice to come here after a quick stop off at the beach. With decent parking around the outdoor shopping plaza, and plenty of chickens around, you can find this little hut by the general store. I actually had never had an acai bowl before, but it was delicious. I got da kine bowl, and the cold acai, yogurt, and fruits drizzled with chocolate and nutella was wonderful on a warm and humid day in Kauai. It did take a little while to order since they were a little busy around this time, but it was well worth the wait!

A great place for a FANTASTIC açaí bowl! The only downsides are the longer wait times (because they…read moredo a great deal of business) and the price ($15+), though the price was somewhat expected being in Hawaii. Otherwise, the bowls are huge, extremely flavorful, and super refreshing! A perfect treat for beautiful island weather and sunshine. DO NOT miss this place!

The price is really incredible considering you get a choice of unlimited toppings and 2 bases for…read morethe 12oz! The woman who served us was very kind and gave great suggestions for alternatives since some options were out of stock for the day. It is our first Açaí on the island during this visit and it did not disappoint. Great flavor and texture! We enjoyed them outside under covered benches and it was a beautiful day to be enjoying them!

Customizable acai bowls. Lots of toppings and bases to choose from…read more Slight freezer burn taste in one of the bases.

Leilana smoothie bowl was solid!…read more Great service and recs. Fast and smooth setup with awesome shade while in line.

Apple Juice in an Acai Bowl????…read more I mean, I'm all for "When in Rome-ing", and trying new things... but the apple juice ingredient, in their acai bowl is a deal-breaker. Sours the taste on every bite, and I just can't. But Kudos to them for having "Smoothie bowls", which are basically just acai bowls, but diff. flavors. We came for the Dole Whip, and it was Dole-y!

We came down from Waimea Canyon and we have the sudden urge of some sweet treats. And came across…read moreto this Filipino convenient store. Perfect! My Filipino in me was so happy especially when I saw that halo-halo. This store got lotsa snacks for the road. They got deli that includes cold wrap & sandwiches, lemonade, boba drinks and smoothies and some Filipino groceries that reminds me of home. I got muncher (a Filipino green peas snack) and a can of Filipino corned beef. I also got banana turon paired with fresh buko. It heart was so happy. The Filipino couple who owned the store was so friendly and are the happiest to talk to. Ate & Kuya I'll be back! Mahalo for reading & happy juandering fellow yeeps!

We stumbled across a really cute variety store after going to the Coconut Corner across the street…read more The shop is owned by a really cute mom and pop and they have many great options for folks that I think are superior to the options at Coconut Corner. They offer fruit smoothies that are much bigger than those across the street - $8 for 20 oz of fresh fruit smoothies instead of $9 for like 10 ounces across the street. They also offer other desserts like boba teas and halo halo, which we found to be very delicious and very reasonably priced. This would be great place to stop by before or after your hike at Waimea for baked goods, trail mix/chips, sandwiches and/or teas and dessert. I would highly consider ordering sandwiches and snacks to-go and then having them on my hike. I also ordered a malasadas and bought some trail mix for the road - all packaged by 4tea. I think the price points are great and the owners are very kind. However, I noticed the downside of this store is the small signage, which I couldn't even see eating at Island Taco. But what we did was park near Island Taco (since they do not have their own lot but instead they share the lot with a private homeowner). So I would park on the street or nearby and walk over. Alongside the trail mix, they also have fruit candies, chips, bakery items, and sandwiches of all kinds - all very reasonably priced. It's hard because this place does not have seating, but you can easily grab this food to go and enjoy it at a beach nearby like Salt Pond Park. I hope this business does well and that they get more foot traffic, which is why I'm writing this thorough review, noticing that they aren't on Yelp yet - Hope this local business does well!

This is a great place to get pineapple whip while waiting on your train ride. The service was fast…read moreand quick. There's plenty of seating outside also. My kids loved this place so much we got it multiple times lol.

We visited right around opening time. They were sold out of the fresh pineapple topping…read moreunfortunately. It was great to try their dole whip anyway. There are a few outdoor seats.