My husband and I were in the area and decided to try Little G Cafe after seeing all the positive…read moreYelp reviews. Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. After looking over the menu options, we stood waiting for quite a while before anyone acknowledged us or took our order. The manager seemed rude and unwelcoming, which immediately set a negative tone for the visit. Looking back we should have trusted our first impression, but we decided to give it a chance and see what the hype was about. We each ordered a slice of pizza and took it outside to eat. After eating , we walked past the glass wall of the cafe and I noticed the manager handling and mixing flour with his bare hands, with the flour mixture covering his hands and forearms. I didn't expect to see food prep without disposable gloves and it made me uncomfortable. The pizza itself didn't make up for the experience. At around $22 per slice, I was expecting something exceptional or life-changing, instead, it was pretty underwhelming. The flavor, texture, and overall quality just didn't justify the premium price. Between the unfriendly service, concerns about food handling, and the disappointing pizza, I don't feel the experience was worth the cost of overpriced slices of pizza and I will not be returning nor will I recommend Little G Cafe to others. There are plenty of other pizza spots in Honolulu, including Boston's Pizza, that offer better value and a much more welcoming atmosphere.

Legit pizza by the slice - excellent cheese slice which is the best way to judge pizza. The crust…read moreis a little less blistered than some places but is solid, great bite, foldable, served on classic NY white paper plates with wavy rim. They have some creative other slices like vodka sauce with pesto etc which are tasty but if you're a pizza purist and lover you can't go wrong with two cheese slices. There aren't much frills so you can have water or soda from their mini fridge. Almost like going to a corner pizza place in the city. Sandwiches available sometimes. We go early for lunch on Sundays and grab a seat outside. The proprietor was especially kind and friendly to my FIL and I appreciated that. Overall this is the second best NY style pizza place after black shamrock by a small margin - the Jersey pie at shamrock with its awesome sauce and perfect crust is hard to beat but don't think you can order it by the slice. So very very close.

Misha is fantastic! She delivered a charcuterie as I was leaving for the airport; it arrived in…read moreSan Diego in great condition and my brother and his girlfriend were delighted! Misha does not disappoint!

Misha is so awesome and everything she makes is delicious! I ordered a few chocolate dripped…read morestrawberry boxes from her and everyone loved it. It was perfect and looked beautiful to give out as presents. She takes orders through her Instagram and never lets me down. I'm so proud of this local business who started during the pandemic and is doing super well! Highly recommend!!

"A bottle of red? A bottle of white? It all depends upon your appetite."…read more A bottle of green? Huh? Not bottles of wine, but 16-oz. plastic containers of vintage salsa roja, verde, and queso blanco. Queso blanco is especially hard to find here in Hawaii. A good one? Fuhgeddahboutit. That is until Yelper Mary D. turned me on to Botanas Fajardo. Angel makes a VERY good one. For anything you can think of that goes well with a soft, pepper jack-like-tasting cheese. Use it as a spread, a dip, a drizzle. With a bag of Angel's fresh-made, lightly salted tortilla chips, and her queso and salsa's, make your own Mexican flag (green, white, and red) nachos. Need a little more spice in your life? Angel has 1-oz. "spice shots" for $1. Be very careful with the stuff. It's reportedly made with the infamous ghost pepper. Yes, that of the 1+ million Scoville heat units. I mixed just the tip of a teaspoon of the stuff into about 4 teaspoons of the red salsa, and my taste buds discovered a sixth taste---salty, sweet, sour, bitter, umami, and "aiyee!" There's an Angel in the Aliamanu area, and she's making up some snacks that are absolutely heavenly! Check out Botanas Fajardo on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/botanasfajardo?fref=ts

OMG! Welcome home. You've finally found it…read more We found this place by accident. Now we are hooked. They have always been prompt and ready for me. They were also understanding when we were late. For military they travel to bases! The queso is to die for. The last batch I picked up and stopped at a park down the road and "tasted" it. It was SO good we ate half. No other place on island (and I've tried a ton) have real white queso and not Kraft cheese. The queso can last up to a week. Just not in my house. It's addicting. The salsa rosa is perfect for everything! Chips, tacos, and Cooking! Perfect. It's mild but still has a kick. No need for me to add the spice shot. On that note. If you need more than a kick they sell spice shots to kick it up a notch. Over all the salsa rosa is not too chunky and it's not to watery. It is great chip or scoop consistency. Both of these are so good I've bought them as gifts. We jokingly called it black market salsa. Worth going to jail for. I'm not a fan of the salsa verde. My family loves it I just don't. For me it's missing something. Still great, I'm just not in love. Finally the chips are just ok. Though they are fresh made. They are not over salted. The price is fair. I just prefer over salted blue corn chips. We will be back with cash in hand. Cash only!

I have been happy with my order each time. It's healthy and…read morethe price is reasonable. I've had the chicken wrap and a few of the paninis. Keep it up!

Humu Deli & Juice has become a go-to place to grab lunch with sandwiches, wraps, salads, and…read moresmoothies. It's located along Richards Street, across from the Post Office, near Happy Mart. Metered parking only. Mainly a takeout place, but there are tables outside to enjoy your food. I've been here quite a number of times, and I've tried all their wraps! I remember my first time I thought the romaine lettuce were chopped too big making it difficult to eat. I guess they can read minds because that was the only time! Each wrap is good and unique in its own way. All the ingredients are fresh and well prepared. Generous and balanced portions, and neatly and beautifully wrapped. My favorite is Joyce's Club wrap because it has the most things! Turkey, ham, cheese, bacon, avocado, sprouts, tomato, and garlic aioli in a spinach wrap. The ABC wrap - if you want something simple. Chicken Salad Wrap is a surprised with nice sweetness from the grapes and texture from the pecans. Chicken Caesar wrap hits all the right flavors. Applewood Bacon Tuna melt wrap is good, but one note. Missing some brightness. Chipotle Chicken wrap is my least favorite. On the dry side. Defintely needs a sauce. There's also a weekly special Jumbo Shrimp Salad wrap. This one is very good. Packed with plump, crunchy, flavorful shrimp. Also, its Portuguese Kale Soup is very good too, and packed with a surprising punch of flavor and spice. The Strawberry Chicken Salad is a favorite, and quite popular amongst my co-workers as well. It's an excellent balance of sweet, savory, and sour. Make this a wrap too! Or create a strawberry balsamic jam for the Chipotle Chicken wrap? Overall, Humi Deli & Juice is definitely a top place to grab food that's clean, fresh, healthy, handled with care, and well prepared. The employees there are super friendly. It's too bad the prices keep creeping higher and higher over the years where it doesn't feel it's worth it to go (but I can say the same for many Downtown places).

Another hidden gem tucked away on King St. Hard to get into the driveway. A little advice easier to…read morecome from Waialae passing the Human society heading Westbound than turn into Honey Glazed parking lot. If you're coming from King St heading Eastbound it's very hard to make a left turn into the parking lot . Especially during morning rush hour because lots of people don't have Aloha anymore. Every time I passed by Honey Glazed always had a hard time to make a left turn so always continue onto the freeway . Finally I came from the other way so I stopped for take out lunch . I settle for their Honey Glazed ham on a croissant bread it was very yummy with honey mustard along with mayo, romaine lettuce and tomato. They also carry honey oat, French, whole wheat and spinach wrap for bread . They also have a nice selection of merchandise cooking apron, other gadgets as well . They also carry gift basket with Various prices to choose from . I' will definitely be back and try their homemade soups Ali g with another type of sandwich. Support local

We stopped in because my daughter always wanted to try this place and they have good Yelp reviews…read more We were looking for a light lunch and the homemade Portuguese bean soup hit the spot. The soup is wonderfully spicy with generous portions of flavorful ham. The corn bread is out of the world, light and fluffy, almost dessert. The clerk was aloha friendly of this locally owned shop. The shop also sells gift items and soup kits. I had my eye on several novelty kitchen towels. There are no tables to eat inside, nor are there tables outside. Everybody takes their food to go. There is free parking in their shared lot.

Our favorite little shop in china town to grab fresh veggies…read more They always have a good variety, veggies are fresh, and have good pricing. The staff is always polite. Reminder to alway bring cash, for a little extra savings.

I loved the China town Hawaiian market. I visited this market and others for tropical fruits to…read moreenjoy all week and to also aid with digestion. It was my first time visiting the market. Easily accessible by bus from Waikiki. All the market staff were friendly! Even with language barriers, they were really helpful at answering questions. I got lucky and visited while the streets were not too busy so it was nice to walk around and pop in from shop to shop on a sunny Sunday.

Surprised to see some of these lower reviews. You're probably that 1% that just needed something to…read morecomplain about. Heck one of you gave this place 2 stars because it took 7 minutes. Like bro, the average bake time for a pizza place is 6-8 minutes - you must be a Tostinos pizza lover, where the pizza shows up fast because it never fully committed to being a pizza Amina Pizzeria is outstanding!! Never had a bad experience here and we come here every time we're in Hawaii . The lady up front is nice and pleasant, and the pizza is seasoned good, cheesy, and the crust is great. Definitely recommend

Amazing Service and food is really delay and made to perfection. All the reviews are really true…read more We ordered a large Amina Combination t pizza and an All meat Calzone and both were really tasty and the crust was made to perfection..

When I want food quick they always have a great selection already hot and ready to go or I can…read moreorder off the menu! They have a small seating area if you decide to eat in. There's part of ABC convenience store that include to go items like fresh fruit, spam Musubi and mochi malasadas! And also a cafe if you want coffee or blended drinks, breakfast and dessert items. The staff are always helpful and friendly.

My go to stop during my morning walk for coffee and pastries. Today we got ube roll and to wash it…read moredown with white mocha and camel macchiato. Drinks were too sweet for our taste I should have stuck to the cappuccino I usually get. I thought to try something different. The ube roll was good not dry at all. It didn't need the cream cheese topping that they give you to add if you want.