Cute little coffee shop with delicious pastries, and a variety of coffee and matcha. Service was…read morefriendly and fast. Vibe was very chill & the sitting area was nice with cool, what looked like custom cafe tables made from wood & resin(?) my favorite part was all the plants in the space. The Ube Lavender latte, with two of my favorite drink flavors, was basically meant for me, was rich in flavor. I tried the citrus elderflower scone which had a delicious glaze and citrus notes on the dough.

Drink: I got an ice matcha latte with whole milk and honey. It was a solid drink with decent matcha…read moreflavor. Service: my drink came out fairly quickly and the server was nice. Ambiance: i like the relaxing homey vibe. It feels like you're in someone's living room. Price: my drink was about $6 so decent price. I'd recommend this place.

The sun was so strong last Friday that I was starting to feel lightheaded and couldn't stand being…read moreoutside any longer. While my friends went out to see the tortoises, I made my way to Saylor's for a refreshing coffee drink. The cafe had several small tables and was pretty empty in the afternoon, which was perfect for me to sit down, cool off, and zone out. COCO AMERICANO This was espresso shot(s) + unsweetened coconut water, which was exactly what I needed. A straight Americano would've been too sharp, but the coconut water felt like the gentle padding I needed. Tropical with a very subtle sweetness, this was the perfect rejuvenating drink while I got to sit in the shade with AC. Overall, this was a cute and quaint cafe. The baristas were nice, and they source their beans from Haleiwa Coffee Roasters (I think), which they also have for sale near the register.

We tried the pineapple bagel weenie. The salted honey latte and the Haleiwa honey latte. We went a…read moreday after the storm, so they didn't have any whole milk. The bagel dog had great flavor, I personally felt the bagel was a little harder/chewy but it tasted great. The salted honey latte might have been a little too salted for me but I enjoyed the Haleiwa honey latte. The line was packed but it moved pretty quickly. The shop is so cute inside, they have lots of surfing paintings, merch, and other things for purchase. They have some seating inside, but parking is awful. They share the parking lot with Haleiwa bowls so it's pretty small and squished.

Great little spot in Haleiwa Town. If you're tired of paying tourist prices for mediocre…read moregrab-and-go sandwiches at the harbor, do yourself a favor and stop at Cafe Haleiwa. For about the same price, you can get a homemade egg sandwich, hash browns, potatoes, and a fresh meal that actually feels like it was made with care. I try to support local businesses whenever I can, and this place is exactly why. The food is fantastic, the portions are solid, and the atmosphere has that small-town North Shore charm that's getting harder to find. It's a tiny, unpretentious local spot with a great vibe and friendly service. If you're in Haleiwa and looking for a quality breakfast or lunch without the tourist trap feel, Cafe Haleiwa is definitely worth a stop.

Yummy home cooked style food with fresh ingredients. Small,…read morecomfortable cafe with kind service.

Very sad that they are closing…read more.. Saw a feed on FB that they plan to close at the end of this month. How sad! :( This has been a go to place for a cup of coffee and something sweet if I was in Haleiwa in the mornings. Also buy locally grown and fresh ground coffee...a lot of times for gifts. Sigh... gotta try to find a new place, but nothing can replace the Coffee Gallery... Got 6 more days for those who wanna make that last stop...

Came here on New Year's Day for breakfast, and it was pretty crowded inside. There was ample…read moreparking in the lot, and we never have trouble finding parking here. We shared the pecan pie, pineapple muffin, and pumpkin muffin. I really liked the pecan pie crust. Both the muffins were moist, and I enjoyed the chunks of fruit in the pineapple one. I wanted to get savory food, but they were sold out by the time we got there. I also got a golden turmeric latte. I don't really know what I was expecting from a golden turmeric latte, but it just tasted earthy. Nothing amazing about it, but I'm sure it had great health benefits. Service was super friendly even though it was rather busy when we went. There was lots of seating in this cute covered area separated from the shop. I liked how quiet it was compared to the inside of the shop where they are calling out orders. I'm so sad that this place is closing after serving Haleiwa for so many years!

Definitely a hidden gem in Waialua. Great food, good vibes and friendly staff. Vegetarian food with…read morelocal flavors is hard to find, but Nani's got it. Let's not forget about the guava matcha latte and all the sweets. Nani's will be a go to cafe on the regular!!

Five Stars Aren't Enough! We had such a wonderful experience…read moreat Nani's Cafe on Oʻahu's North Shore. From the moment we arrived, we felt welcomed and genuinely appreciated. There's something special about a place where you can immediately feel the warmth and aloha. The food was absolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, and clearly prepared with care. Every bite was enjoyable, and we left completely satisfied. But as wonderful as the food was, what really made our visit memorable was the customer service and friendliness. Everyone was kind, welcoming, and attentive, and that personal touch made us feel right at home. The ambiance was wonderful, too. Nani's has a relaxed, comfortable North Shore atmosphere that makes you want to sit back, enjoy your meal, and take your time. It's the kind of place where the experience is just as important as the food. We've eaten at many places, but it's not often that the food, service, atmosphere, and genuine hospitality all come together this perfectly. Mahalo nui loa to everyone at Nani's Cafe for making our visit such a wonderful experience. You can tell that the people there truly care about what they do and about the customers they serve. If you're anywhere near the North Shore, make Nani's Cafe a stop. You won't just get a great meal--you'll get a warm dose of aloha, too. We will definitely be back!

I really enjoyed coming here during a visit to the North Shore…read more An absolute must try is the Pandan Vanilla latte. Its such a unique flavor profile & hands down the best latte i had during my stay. The acai bowls are also great! There are 2 sizes 16oz & 24 oz. I got the 16oz and it was more than enough to fill me up. 24oz is good for sharing

Extremely slow service Waited over 30 minutes for our food…read more Other people received their food first. No response ,

This is near the old Sugar Mill area and you have to drive through the back area through dirt…read moreparking lot to find it. It's super cute! ! Lots of outdoor seating and the decor and ambience was what stood out. They had their fall menu out, which I was excited about. We tried the matcha latte, but it didn't have a very strong matcha flavor. I got the pumpkin spice latte and thought the coffee tasted a little watered down. The pumpkin cheesecake muffin was delicious! We also tried the poppyseed muffin, but that one was pretty dry. Overall, the drinks were just okay but I really loved the cute decor and atmosphere. The staff was very friendly. Definitely a cute little spot.

This cute little bakery is located all the way on the Waialua side, tucked into a sugar mill area…read morefilled with other charming shops and boutiques. My sister and I made the drive from town to check it out, and the setting itself is part of the appeal--there's a clothing boutique, a tattoo shop, ceramics, and even a spot called The Den that offers more therapeutic activities like a sauna. Parking is a little rough. I drove in with my low Subaru BRZ and found the surface pretty rocky, but you can park right in front of the bakery, which is convenient. The vibe is mostly outdoors with a cute seating area that has plenty of space to relax, eat, or even get some work done. We saw a few people with their laptops out, casually enjoying their drinks and pastries--it felt relaxed and inviting. The baked goods selection was solid, ranging from salty to sweet. I tried the lemon poppy seed muffin and it was nicely moist and delicious. I'd happily come back to try more of their pastries. The drinks, however, were more underwhelming. I ordered the banana matcha, which tasted a bit watered down and didn't have much banana flavor. My sister got the pumpkin spice latte hojicha, but the pumpkin spice completely overpowered the drink. It might just have been our particular choices--there's a decent variety on the menu--so it's worth trying something else for yourself. Overall, the ambiance is nice and very photo-worthy, and the pastries were good. It's an okay spot for a casual visit if you're already out on the North Shore or in the mood for a little day trip.

Best banana on the north shore! would highly recommend if visiting the island :) check them out!read more

Love the classic banana bread! Super moist and soft! Kate was super nice and friendly!read more

I ordered waialua latte which is one of the signature lattes…read more The guy said it has coconut + chocolate syrup. I ordered that because I love mocha and wanted to try their signature latte. I asked for a coconut milk instead of whole milk. When I picked up my drink I could see the latte looked diluted. I had a sip and it was not good! :( It tasted like a syrup with a little coffee and milk. It has to taste like a latte, but I was so disappointed. I gave a tip and wasted $10 for a latte I had to throw. Got me another (good) coffee nearby coz I need caffeine today.

CUTEST lil coffee spot! This was in the lot with Farm to…read moreBarn (delish foods). Beauty outdoor location, lots of seating with umbrella and tree coverage (for rain or sun, it was raining when we went). Haleiwa Latte w Coconut Milk! So Delish!!! Recommend!!!! The sweetest people working. There was a line, but the wait wasn't too long. And they kept their cool, kind demeanor when helping people. Even apologized for the wait which wasn't bad! One person was even holding a cutie pie baby at one point, talk about multi tasking! Ha! Definitely make this a stop for some yummy coffee.

Still my favorite acai bowl on the island. Their açaí bowl with poi is my new favorite. My son and…read morehusband love their mango bowl. There's always a line and parking is limited, but still a must for us when we're in the area.

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.