Food is freshly assembled. Frozen berries + poi ice cream…read more You just order and eat it at the veranda. Unique frozen delights. Consuming it is Actually A DELIGHTFUL EXPERIENCE. TOU SHOULD TRY IT.

It's located in a foodland shopping lot and can't be seen off the highway. We wanted to try as many…read moreshaved ice places as we could and Angel's was one we tried. The service was quick once you got inside - which is small - the line outside was about 15 minutes. The shaved ice came in two sizes and they had a few flavors to choose from. The shaved ice was good but I which they would have put more flavor into them. The first few bites were flavorful then by the fourth they were watery because the syrup is thin. No seating inside and only a few tables outside. Angels is good for a quick stop.

INCREDIBLE. I don't usually finish a whole ice cream by myself, I like to share but this time I…read morefinished it on my own which means it's REAL GOOD. I got the strawberry with coconut ice cream and sprinkle topping. My friend got the raspberry with vanilla ice cream and that was really good too, I'd recommend those mixes!! Also the girl working stayed late past closing time to make sure my friends and I got our ice cream which was soooo nice of her. Awesome service!

This was so good!!! The girl at the register answered all our questions and provided…read morerecommendations. We selected mixed berry with vanilla ice cream. It was fun to watch them make it and fill the cone. I love all things lilikoi so really wanted to go back and try that, but we never made it. Located in the Polynesian Cultural Center Marketplace. No dedicated seating, but we found a place to sit and enjoy it in the center.

Chunky is basically heaven for cookie lovers. I don't make it out to Laie often, but whenever I do,…read morethis spot is non-negotiable. It's tucked inside Pounders at the PCC Hukilau Marketplace. There's no indoor seating, but there are plenty of tables scattered around outside, which makes it a nice place to hang out. The first thing you'll notice is how massive the cookies are. They come in a variety of flavors like chocolate chip, white chocolate mac nut, and s'mores, but the real star of the show (and the reason I keep coming back) is the cookie skillet. I usually go for the keiki size, which is honestly perfect for sharing. The family size is huge! The skillet itself is incredible--warm, gooey cookie with just the right balance of sweetness and a hint of salt. It's topped with a generous scoop of ice cream and your choice of sauce drizzled over the top. My go-to is the brown butter fudge. It does take about 15 minutes to prepare, but it's absolutely worth the wait. Pro tip: order it first, then take a stroll around the marketplace while it bakes. Already looking forward to my next visit!

We use to stop by to eat at pounders but now we stop just for chunky cookies lol! Nothing wrong…read morewith pounders but we like to try different places. But chunky is always a must get! Service is always fast and friendly and easy in and out!

Such a cute little open air ice cream shop on the North Shore. There is a fun mural in front of the…read moreshop that makes it easy to spot and adds to the whole laid back North Shore feel. I loved that they prepare the ice cream when you order, mixing the fruit in fresh rather than just scooping a premade flavor. It tasted incredibly fresh, fruity, and flavorful. The lilikoi was my favorite. It had that perfect tartness balanced with the creamy ice cream, and it was so refreshing.

The concept is pretty simple: you choose a base (vanilla, coconut, dairy-free coconut, or frozen…read moreyogurt) and then pick a real fruit to be blended in with the ice cream . I love different ice cream flavors so the other flavors weren't that appealing to me. It was pretty late so I just got a basic vanilla cone. The fruit options include mango, pineapple, strawberry, mixed berry, blueberry, raspberry, and sometimes lilikoi (passion fruit)!

Really cute truck with super friendly staff!…read more I got a pretty tasty acai bowl from here and appreciated all the options for customization. They have a ton of toppings and sauces to choose from and the option to pick yogurt or acai as a base. My acai was good, a little icy but still tasty. For the size, I think these bowls are a little on the pricey side, but could be justified for a once in a while treat. This truck is located near multiple other food trucks, which I appreciate because it gave us the option to try lots of different places without having to walk far. Plenty of seating nearby and a place to wash your hands if needed.

The Good: * The best yogurt on island! What happened to all…read morethe frozen yogurt places on Oahu?! Anyways, who cares... this is some yummy stuff!!!!!!!!!!! * Easy parking, thank goodness The Bad: * A drive away, but makes it more of a treat! * A little pricey, but worth itttttttttt The Weird: * The last time I went, I waited 45 minutes for frozen yogurt topped with blueberries. There was one worker, and it was a hot Sunday afternoon. Luckily, the young lady was SOOOOOO friendly with every customer, I just felt really bad that the line was so long and she was all alone. Need to find some help!

So much yessssss! This mango bingsu was really good, the mango was really sweet and fresh, Hawaii…read morehands down always has the best mangos. It's a good size portion, We ended up splitting this between 3 people. There's a lot of other foods around if you're looking to get other things.

Absolute Mango Heaven! If you are looking for the ultimate refreshing treat to beat the heat,…read moreBadabingsu hits it out of the park. The mango bingsu is an absolute masterpiece. It comes loaded with a mountain of perfectly ripe, sweet, and juicy mango chunks over the fluffiest, finest snow ice that melts in your mouth. Topping it off with that creamy scoop of ice cream, mango drizzle, and a fresh mint leaf makes it as much of a visual showstopper as it is delicious. Every single bite is perfectly balanced and not overly heavy. An absolute treat that I'll be craving regularly!

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!

Haleiwa Bowls is a stand with some outdoor bench seating and a variety of different bowls, not just…read moreacai. My friend mentioned that one of her friends raved about this spot, claiming it had the best acai in all of Hawaii. Naturally, we had to make our way here for our mid-afternoon snack. When we were on the North Shore last week, the sun was wilding, and I needed something refreshing ASAP. BLUE MAJIK BOWL (SMALL) - 13 Instead of an acai base, this was a blend of pineapple, banana, and blue majik spirulina. It was topped generously with granola, strawberries, kiwis, blueberries, and bee pollen (?). The blend was very fruity, but also quite sweet. The fruit was fresh, but I didn't think this was something I could only get in Hawaii. Delicious, but maybe not quite the majikal experience I was envisioning. That said, it definitely made me feel more refreshed and cooled down from the piercing sun. Overall, good vibes with lots of options.

We only stopped by once during our recent trip to Maui, but it left quite the impression!…read more We were going to order single scoops but thankfully the employee helping us let us know they offer a kids scoop that was the perfect size we were looking for. We ended up getting 3 different flavors. I got the one sugar free dairy free option that they had which I think was a raspberry sorbet and it was delicious!!! I usually dislike sorbet, but this one was not too sweet and perfectly refreshing on a hot day. It was full of raspberry seeds and felt like it actually was mostly made up of fruit. My daughter was indecisive and tried several flavors, and the employee was more than happy to offer additional samples.

The long line at Island Cream Co. tells you everything you need to know--it's absolutely worth the…read morewait! Once you get to the counter, you'll find an incredible selection of shaved ice and homemade ice cream, with endless combinations of flavors and toppings to create your perfect treat. Mixing your own flavors is half the fun, and everything we tried was fresh, delicious, and exactly what you want on a warm Maui afternoon. Beyond the amazing shaved ice and ice cream, what made this visit even more meaningful was seeing the energy returning to Lahaina. Every local business that's open represents another step in the community's recovery, and it's inspiring to see visitors and residents coming together to support them. If you're visiting Maui, make a point to stop by Island Cream Co.--you'll enjoy an incredible treat while also supporting the continued revitalization of one of Hawaii's most beloved towns. We'll definitely be back!

Drifted back to my hotel after an evening of anti-sobriety. I felt an urge to wander out into…read moreWaikiki on a side quest for something sweet and savory. It was about 10 and not much to choose from this late in the eve. Looked on Yelp and found a five-star spot that closed at midnight. A unicorn perhaps, or just paid social media BSers hyping up basura? And it was within walking distance. Let's go find out. MOSA is like in a backstreet off of the main Kalakaua drag. It's like a little hut with some outdoor seating out front. Simple menu that offers eight different flavors that you order in a cup or a crepe. Wanted something not too messy and just portable enough to eat from while walking back, so I got the cup. Got two scoops of ube and Kona coffe sprinkled with crushed mac nuts. DELICIOUS. Loved the texture...very creamy, almost chewy. Lovely textures. Flavors were on point, too. It's on the pricier side for ice cream, though, but I think it's worth it for what you're getting. Great stuff!

(4.5 STARS) Such a cute local ice cream stand! They're known for adding roasted peanut sprinkles to…read moretheir ice cream, and the crepe-style dessert seems to be their signature. I'll definitely have to come back to try that next time. // Single Scoop Cup (Kona Coffee) The single scoop comes in the cutest little flower pot with a tiny shovel spoon, which made it even more fun. The Kona coffee ice cream was incredibly smooth, rich, and creamy with a slightly stretchy texture that I really enjoyed. The roasted peanut sprinkles added a delicious crunch and subtle nutty flavor that complemented the ice cream perfectly. The service was also very friendly and quick! Overall, I really enjoyed it and would happily come back. While it didn't quite reach "must-have" status for me, it was still a delicious treat that's worth trying.

Great coffee and yummy treats! Parking is all street…read moreparking. You'll find this spot on the corner. It's a small spot with a grab and go set up with maybe 2-4 tables on the ice cream side. You can enjoyyyyyyy your special tray outside as well as there are a few spots you can station on. We got the black Kona coffee ($5.29) : good coffee and pipiping hot Coconut Pineapple muffin ($3.99) love the texture of the coconut and the flavor of the pineapple. Perfect balance of sweet. Caramel MacNut sticky Bun ($5.99) perfect sweet bite with my black coffee. I appreciate the flavor but the MacNut flavor was subtle since I think it was alittle over powered by the caramel. Still a good soft chewy bun. Wish I tried the ice cream since I've read good reviews on it but will have to make my way back since it was too early for ice cream. Service was fast and everyone was very kind even with the long lines :)

I scream for ice cream…read more Why is there always a line to get in? Maybe because the ice cream is that good. FYI, so are the shakes unless you get the nene. That one was really too sweet for me No kidding the line does get extremely long but it does move......rather slowly. And it doesn't matter what time of day, there still is a long line. Aside from getting ice cream in a cone, waffle cone (in house made) or cup; you can also get it as a shake or Sunday. They also offer a limited amount of pasties: cookies, muffins, and cake. Personally I like the brownies. They serve coffee, ice or hot. I wonder how an affogato with ube hapia ice cream tastes like? Comment below if you've that combination before. Or any combination, I just want to know if people read this :p If you like the coffee enough, you can get a bag to go. Overall five stars. Because it's ice cream (maybe with coffee) ;p M