I had never been to this breakfast and lunch place and decided to give it a whirl as they have a fried egg sandwich on their menu. It's super local except for what I guess are the occasional tourists that are visiting the temple and nearby campground. The lovely server took my order and promptly brought my decaf coffee. It was very much an old-school diner cup o' joe (weak) but at least it was fresh. I switched to regular caf later thinking it would be stronger, but it was the same. Not a dealbreaker, (but kind of expensive at $4.75 per cup- free refills). My sandwich wasn't stellar because they forgot the cheese that I requested, but I also forgot to order it on a bun instead of regular toasted bread, so it already had one strike against it. But that was my bad. Service was great and local vibe really nice. And speaking of camping, the café sells 20 pound bags of ice for $5. I think that's a pretty good deal and convenient if you're already having a meal there. Not sure how much they sell them for at Times Market next door, but I discovered that they have a small section of camping and fishing gear at the market that's very convenient to the area. I will come back to Times Cafe again sometime, and try the sandwich again ordered "the right way" read more

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This is a little hole in the wall place that I found because I was stopping at a place nearby that wasn't open yet. It is a little dated and needs some updates, but it didn't hurt my experience. My waitress was very friendly and the food came out quickly and hot. One minor gripe is my scrambled eggs were cooked more like an omelet and they were bland, but I have had worse. The orange juice was much larger than expected. I ordered a jumbo because I always get such small servings. It was not the case here. I would stop by again next time I am in the area. It was kinda dead when I got there at 7:30am, but soon there were more people that showed up. The prices aren't bad, especially for Hawaii and compared to the mainland. read more

Really great loco moco at a great price. Got mine with potatoes, which I thought was better. Coffee was also solid, everything came out fast. Was a nice choice after walking around the temple nearby. read more

Times Coffee Shop - Loco moco - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

Everything was wonderful ! The spinach mushrooms cheese omelette special was absolutely delicious The waitress was friendly, sweet & attentive as well. Very pleasant dining atmosphere. Truly enjoyable and relaxing. read more

Times Coffee Shop - Spinach,, omelette - Specials board Perfectly cooked, not overcooked ! Love it ! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

Brother and I wanted to get breakfast somewhere in Kaneohe after dropping flowers at our parents' gravesite at Hawaiian Memorial Park. I really wanted to try Times Coffee Shop but only knew the one in Kailua and i wasn't in the mood to go to Kailua. But then decided to check Yelp, and by luck found Times Coffee Shop was also located in the Koolau Shopping Center across Valley of the Temples! So that is where we decided to go... never drove onto that shopping center my entire life until now...and found it somewhat easily. We got the parking stall just directly in front of the coffee shop, what luck! As we got out of the car, it was about 9:30 ish and we walked and looked into through the front doors and to the BOTH OF US, it looked like it was closed! Even though we see a handwritten sign saying they would be closed beginning on May 26th for a period, we both thought 'from just peering through the doors' that the coffee shop looked closed. We walked to the left thinking maybe we looking at the wrong place, but it was another establishment, so (don't laugh) but we then walked back to the front and looked again at the signage and don't know if light hitting at the right angle, or some type of secret agent tinting but it 'appeared closed'. My brother who was closest to the door saw the door move (due to the a/c pressure inside) so he pulled on the door, and the door opened! Oh my, what a moment! The waitress who was near the back side near the kitchen saw us and said we could sit anywhere we wanted, but we decided to go to one of the booths and settled on the left rear most booth that was near the kitchen. There were about 12-13 booths that were along both left and right walls and back side just before the kitchen, while the inner section were wooden tables with wooden supportive old style chairs--- reminiscent of Original Pancake House in Kalihi. As I sat down, i was (really) amazed at how much space between the table and the booth seating as it would easily allow larger sized people (like me) to sit comfortably===if you been to some other places with fixed booth seats that were tight as one's stomach would make contact upon seating-you would know what i mean! This has to be the most comfortable and spacious booth seating I ever sat in at any restaurant on Oahu! Our waitress was so on to us as customers... told her we were first time customers as we wanted to eat here after leaving Hawaiian Memorial Park. She gave us the menus and my god, she was busting ass servicing the few people in the booths in this spacious, deep front to back side diner. Found she and the other waitress were attending WITH SO MUCH ALOHA and attentiveness with filling coffee cups (often) that it just brought attention to me while we were waiting for our foods to arrive. I found out they don't have combination omelets like OPH where we can also get pancakes instead of rice, potatoes, toast, etc. we had to order ala carte. I ordered the All Time Favorites' selection of Portuguese sausage with American cheese w/green onions with the fried potatoes and buttered toast ($14.50) Brother ordered the hamburger patty omelet with same fried potatoes and buttered toast ($15.95). We also ordered a full stack (3) of banana pancakes on the side to share. As we waited, it was enjoyable as our waitress (who I had to ask her name, which was Maria) tell her about the spacious room seating for the booths and she said that others have said that comment too. I have to say, these two waitresses deserved so much for how they kept walking about filling water or coffee (regular in one hand and decaf in the other) and taking orders. With this much spaciousness in these booths, i could easily see the floor (ha, ha) ... which looked like some areas in the corners were missed as they were small pieces of food, etc. Not a lot, but noticeable enough and be the only negative comment I could mention in this review. About 15+ minutes later, Maria gave us our foods... she provided a separate plate as she knew we were going to split the hotcakes. Everything looked so delicious... we both had the buttered toast (2 slices sliced diagonally) with 2 packets of Smuckers' brand jams (I had the mixed jelly and concord grape while he had another flavor). Yes, prices have gone up... like any other place, but the portions were reasonable and could not complain. My omelet had finely chopped pieces of Portuguese sausage with the cheese and green onions and nothing to complain about. The banana pancakes were good, definitely above average with a fair amount of chopped bananas pieces mixed into the batter (no additional banana topping was included). While having our breakfast, many more people started to come into the diner, some looked to be regulars as i could see the interaction between the waitresses and the party. I gave Maria a larger than regular tip for her attention to us. This REALLY was an enjoyable diner we found! 8.75 stars out of 10. \uuu/ read more

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Don't go here. Easily worst club sandwich I've ever had. I've had half size kids meal that had more food than this. Food quality looked like they went to times market to buy the ingredients. Go home make it yourself. Kinda food that a tourist would go and eat and then make reservations to go home early. Any review that's good, either works their or lacking tastes budds. Homeless people wouldn't eat this. read more

Food is horrible. Don't eat here if you're looking for good food. Bought a group of 9 people to eat here and everyone had negative things to say about the food. First, 3 of us had the saimin and it was the last thing brought to the table. . The noodles weren't cook long enough before putting it into the broth so it was very starchy. Very few luncheon meat slices and the carrots were undercooked. Three others had the loco moco. For the price and the serving size they were disappointed. The hamburger was thin and probably frozen Costco meat because it was flavorless. Also, they complained that the gravy must have been out of a can because it was weak with no flavor. The other two meals were eggs and corned beef hash with eggs. The corned beef hash must have been cooked earlier then reheated. It was burnt and dry. They forgot one water and one utensils. Can't they count? All in all the place deserves a "1" out of 5 stars. The one was for the waitress who tried her best and was nice. The cook though needs some cooking lessons. read more

We were between meetings and needed to find somewhere quiet to eat, discuss, and pass time. It was a great while since I had been to this coffee shop. Great choice! The coffee shop is very homey. We went for breakfast. I love the nostalgic graphics/posters on the wall. It was quiet and the server was very polite. She checked on us throughout our stay. Now, the food! Deliciousness!!! Big portion and very tasty! Wish I had one now as I write my review! It was so hearty that we all were still full at lunch! I highly recommend this quaint coffee shop. read more

Times Coffee Shop - Roast Pork LocoMoco - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

Was looking for breakfast and stumbled upon this shop. Came in and was welcomed and seated quickly. Decor is retro-Hawaii vibe which suits a local diner. Servers were friendly and took my order quickly. I got the loco moco and it came with toast, which was a nice side to have. The loco moco was good and standard, but I wish there were some onions or a little more seasoning on the hamburger patty, but tasted good with tabasco. Was filling and hit the spot. Will definitely be back to try the other types of loco moco they have! (Roast pork, etc) Parking: Lots of parking in the parking lot read more

Times Coffee Shop - Loco moco - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

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It was our first time there. Took a while for them to seat the 5 of us. We had to ask for more menus. They only had one on the table. The food was very yummy. Our server was good. The place is clean and roomy read more

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Diners: We just don't have enough of them nowadays. Grab a booth. Sit back. Order your favorite comfort food and drink. I go for the loco-moco every time. This one was hot off the grill. My scrambled egg topping was nice and fluffy. Thick gravy. Hot, hot rice. Thick juicy beef patty. So good. Coffee. Lots of coffee. Just wish I had a newspaper to read and relax. The people are nicer in a diner. The servers and the guests. It's just nice to be here. Good food. Good view of the mountains. Neat decorations. read more

After visiting Valley of the Temple, we came to this shopping center that's located right across the highway to check out places to eat. Saw this coffee shop and heard about their fried rice so decided to give it a try. As we entered, there were a lot of open tables...thought it would be crowded during lunch. I chose the full order of Fried Rice because a couple of people spoke highly about it. The fried rices comes with toss green salad or potato-Mac salad...I chose toss green salad but the lettuce was kind of brown...this shouldn't have been served. Also, I like my fried rice with a lot of meat...this consisted of mostly rice and small pieces of meat here and there. For a place to be known for their fried rice, it was just okay so I wouldn't order it again if I came back...not worth $14.95. I was so disappointed with my food. My husband and daughter ordered the Loco Moco...it comes with only 1 thick patty for $14.50...kind of pricey. They said it was tasty but the hamburger was tough. Normally, you can cut the hamburger with a fork...had a hard time for this burger. On the plus side, waitress was nice and lots of parking! After visiting Valley of the Temple, we came to this shopping center that's located right across the highway to check out places to eat. Saw this coffee shop and heard about their fried rice so decided to give it a try. As we entered, there were a lot of open tables...thought it would be crowded during lunch. I chose the full order of Fried Rice because a couple of people spoke highly about it. The fried rices comes with toss green salad or potato-Mac salad...I chose toss green salad but the lettuce was kind of brown...this shouldn't have been served. Also, I like my fried rice with a lot of meat...this consisted of mostly rice and small pieces of meat here and there. For a place to be known for their fried rice, it was just okay so I wouldn't order it again if I came back...not worth $14.95. I was so disappointed with my food. My husband and daughter ordered the Loco Moco...it comes with only 1 thick patty for $14.50...kind of pricey. They said it was tasty but the hamburger was tough. Normally, you can cut the hamburger with a fork...had a hard time for this burger. On the plus side, waitress was nice and lots of parking! read more

Great open restaurant with a lot of seating. The waiting staff were very attentive and kind. Prices were fair good place to do brunch with friends and there is lots of parking. Fried rice was my favorite with 3 bacon, eggs and 2 piece of toast. read more

Times Coffee Shop - Entrance - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

The food is great and the service is excellent. Hard to find these types of old style restaurants. Reminds me of the Likelike restaurant days. An added bonus, if you live on the Windward side and need a 20 lb. Bag of ice, it's only $5.00. Highly recommend Times Coffee Shop. read more

Food was horrible and expensive for what you get. I ordered papaya which was $5.00 and half order of fried rice which was over $11.00 which had no meat in it. So . I make better fried rice than this place. I took the fried rice home because I couldn't eat it. It was so sweet. I'm like what the heck. So I doctored it up at home and put Portuguese sausage, Spam, mixed vegetables, garlic salt, pepper, and my secret ingredient that made it a whole lot better. My rice made it look like $11.50 fried rice. Service was okay. I asked for green tea and she repeated back to me green tea and she brings me black tea. Decor was Polynesian themed, res seemed a bit warm inside, waitresses were nice. Will not be back to this location. Best to just grab a bite from McDonalds read more

Consistently awesome! We head there for breakfast after a sip in the ocean. The service is always excellent. The food is down home, comforting. read more

Our server/bus person/cashier did a great job. Very pleasant and personable .My wife ordered the small order of fried rice. The taste just didn't make it. I had a bite, and both of us couldn't figure out what was missing. We both remembered that the fried rice at the old Oneawa location in Kailua was excellent. This location has since moved to Hamakua Drive. The flavor of the fried rice did not go with it. I ordered the fried pork chop and onion without gray. The chops were thin cut. I got one center cut and one end cut pieces. The onions could have been fried longer.The chops were cooked well done. It didn't have the crispness that I like on the outside. The kitchen must have been short staffed. It took a while to get our order. On the plus side, the restaurant is clean and spacious. The price point is very good. Enjoy. read more

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My friend came here to eat and wait while I took my road test, and I came to join her when I finished. The restaurant was less than 15% occupied, I'd say less than 10 customers. The server immediately brought me a cup of water but did not ask if I wanted to order food or communicate she'd be back with a menu. I ordered the special with 2 eggs, Portuguese sausage, and potatoes. About 20 minutes passed, and the food had still not arrived, so I asked them to make it "to go." The food still took about 10 more minutes to arrive, making it a 30 minute wait for 2 eggs, Portuguese sausage, and breakfast potatoes. My friend who was there waiting for me and received her food prior to my arrival, had stated that she waited a while also for her order... in conclusion, even if the places looks empty, your food is still going to take a very long time. It's also close in price to McDonald's local deluxe breakfast, I'd just as well go order from there. read more

Times Coffee Shop - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

I haven't been here in years! My boyfriend and I went with our friend and her baby for the first time. Boyfriend ordered the Loco moco & fried rice, I ordered a mushroom, spinach, Swiss omelette, and our friend ordered garlic ahi. The garlic ahi was a little small, but it was SO GOOD. Highly recommend! I wish I lived in Kaneohe so I could come here more often! read more

Looks like a hole-in-the-wall joint but open the doors and it's roomy! Ser b ice was quick and really friendly. Server even gave us a brief history on both locations. read more

My wife and I dined at the Kailua Time's Coffee Shop before. I liked it but my wife didn't. So now, I was on the Kaneohe side and was all by myself and came upon Time's Coffee Shop in Temple Valley so I went in. The restaurant was half full at 10:00 AM and I was told to seat myself. Grabbed a menu so that when the server returned with my water I already knew what to order. I opted for the hamburger steak because I think all coffee shops like this has to have good hamburger steak. First I was served a big portion of mac/potato salad and it was topped with one side toasted with toast. A little strange but good. The salad needed a little salt and pepper but, I ate it just as they served it. Then I waited for quite a while until I was served my hamburger steak. They make their own patties here but, it was a little dry to me. There was also a little sweetness to the burger. They put a generous amount of grilled onions on the burgers and the gravy was very good. The bill came out to just over $15.00 and the service was friendly and efficient. The lunch was delicious enough that I will make it a point to return. read more

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Breakfast on Saturday, unrushed, great quality, portions good, friendly service. Views if facing windows, fantastic. If not, interesting Hawaiian themed wall hangings and photos. Server was so nice, prompt, and accommodating. When faced with a potato or fried rice choice, she offered and got me half/half. Kaneohe is a great place to live! Even before we went into restaurant. A simple act of kindness. Parking along a yellow curb that maybe was reserved for pick-ups, another restaurant's employee came out and told us that we can park there, no problem. This as my wife was just about to move car. It's a kind environment! read more

5/15/22 @12:45pm There was a standing "A" frame chalk board outside this place and on 5/15/22 my friend and I had the Swiss Rueben sandwich with the choice of French fries. I've written a few reviews for places that has similar feels like this and if you had read my review for a place called: "Embassy Cafe". But and hopefully they are still Open cause one thing that made them special was that Family owned feeling... I wanna believe that... I hope it's a family owned business cause the food has the sentiment of that feeling and normally these are the types of places that I call: "Taxi Joint" where the food is not too fancy, it's fills the stomach, and it's open Late - but in this case I guess Times coffee Shop can be considered a "go to" I'm not sure it's open late, but it sure has potential for that. I Loved the Rueben Swiss I had there is a good ratio of meat to cheese and it wasn't overbearing. It had the satisfying bite that is deserved for a hungry individual PLUS The most delicious part to my Rueben is the pickles which for a change was not a sliver of dill or the petite dill. In some places they place a small pile of 4-6 petite dills. The most common is the long cut sliver of dill kosher- sometimes the Kosher dill makes its way to plates too BUT--- for this plate it had the pickle "slices" that you find in the middle of the McDonald's burgers... just so we are clear - I know for a fact that the pickles in the burgers for McDonald's are not for sale in stores... but these pickles on my lunch with my Rueben sure looks like the same pickles and they look the same as those pickles!! Just to finish off this. I'd come back again. Little rustic on the service, but overall.... Great people. Just noticed how there was only one server and she was doing her best... serving all the table at once. read more

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Consistently good food and great service with aloha. Good food value. Local comfort ambience.

Good diner in a small shopping center in Kaneohe. Great place for breakfast I had loco moco and a coffee really don't get much better than that. The server was super cool and kept checking on us to make sure we were good. Will be back next time I'm in the area go check them out! read more

Times Coffee Shop - Loco moco - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

Went here for breakfast on a whim. Food always Ono service is OK. No ambiance! Get in, eat, enjoy, laugh and leave full and content They give a lot for the money never disappointed. read more

We were in the Windward side of the island, going to Byodo-In Temple. But first we had to eat. TCS is across the street in the mall, so it was the perfect setup. They serve breakfast and lunch, and one of their sig dishes is the iconic loco moco on top of fried rice. I luv loco moco, so I ordered it w/ fried rice. It comes w/ a hand ground patty and one egg. Combined w/ the fried rice & toast, it was plenty of food. The burger was silky smooth vs a lot of places that have frozen or pre-made patties. Secondarily, the gravy was nicely seasoned and didn't require pepper like a lot of places. Lastly, the fried rice was packed w/ bacon, spam & sausage: It was so ono! Regarding the ambiance, the decor is old skool AF. I noticed a lot of regulars. Likewise, the service has a lot of Aloha. Our waitress was super nice and friendly. There is a reason TCS is so popular w/ the locals. They offer hearty food at a fair price, served w/ a lot of Aloha. read more

Times Coffee Shop - Loco moco ($10.50) w/ fried rice ($2.50 upcharge) Brok da mout - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

Even if you're polite about it, Don't send your food back when it's wrong. They will pretend to remake it, but you'll just get a clump of hair put into it... disgusting, rude and uncalled for. I was a regular before this happened too :/ read more

Buddy invited me to meet up for breakfast and came for my first visit. Breakfast was pretty standard fare with several varieties of omelettes, pancakes and waffles, as well as a combo of 2 eggs and meat with a carb side. I ordered the everything omelette with house potatoes as the side. Flavor wise, this omelette tasted better than the omelettes from Kaneohe Pancake House but is smaller since this was a 2 egg omelette. But on the other hand, the potatoes are more flavorful at Kaneohe Pancake House. Will definitely be coming back to try out their fried rice since that seems to be the most popular. Ample parking and not too crowded. There were 2 servers on hand, and the food delivery was pretty quick, as were coffee refills. However, for some reason, water refill was very slow. Atmosphere reminded me of old school 70s style diner with a lot of Hawaiian prints and art on the walls. Lastly, they do provide a physical menu and you don't need to scan a QR code to look at the menu. I say this because owner/management at Brick Oven Pizza in Kapolei thinks it is common for restaurants not to provide physical menus when in fact, Brick Oven Pizza is the only place I have visited in the last 90 days that did not provide a physical menu. read more

Times Coffee Shop - House potatoes with everything omelette - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

Still the best "old school" coffee shop and breakfast-brunch-lunch establishment on the Windward side and in my opinion, quite possibly on Oahu. Have been coming here regularly (minimum once a week, sometimes more) for going on 11 years. I'm a big "cause-and-effect" type of person so I believe There's a reason for everything... nothing happens "just because".... as Sir I. Newton stated in his third law of motion: "for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction". As such, the reasons why I keep coming back week after week are: 1) the aloha and friendships that the staff and manager Sharon always extend to me. No matter how bad my day or theirs, they always greet customers with so much aloha as if we were ohana. And I guess in a way we are ohana... the Times-Hanai ohana. Anyone who comes here frequently fully understands what I'm talking about. For those who don't come here frequently, no further explanation is possible. 2) ono grinds: their famous Loco Moko is second to none. Made from scratch, they even fry the beef patties in coconut oil giving the dish a unique island taste. That, and the perfect caramelized onions and gravy, give this Hawaiian staple dish, an authentic authority all its own. 3) Grilled Mahimahi: always fresh and flaky. I suspect they use only the freshest fish. Turns a simple protein infused breakfast like grilled mahi and eggs into a treat for royalty! 4) Kona Coffee: 100%.... strong, rich, smooth. No need to say anything more. 5) All-Veggie Omelette: features, eggplant, zucchini, and both white and green onions! So ono! Awesome location right across from the Ko'olau range, this location is the true crown jewel of all Kaneohe dining restaurants. Please support this worthy iconic old time locally owned & operated breakfast shop. Mahalo for reading my review. read more

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I am giving this spot 5 stars because of the unique decor. This is a traditional Hawaiian breakfast spot and it gets very busy here. If you love traditional Hawaiian food you will love this place. My favorite thing was all the beautiful art work and pics of Hawaiian History. It felt like a museum. I wanted to look at the art work more than the food. Coffee is great with plenty of refills. read more

Times Coffee Shop - Restaurant Decoration - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

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Three words.... "Pork Adobo Loco-moco" + Fried Rice You won't be dissapointed. The flavor is phenomenal and the meat is as tender as can be! read more

Devoured the loco moco Super homey, local and friendly! Food and coffee was comforting, tasty, perfect for a long day of traveling ahead. Spam + eggs, super full and hearty, staff made us feel like ohana :) Ken also enjoyed the Kono blend coff read more

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It was nice and quiet when I stopped in. The food was delicious, I had an omelette. The staff was attentive and the restaurant was clean.

My local spot when we are too lazy to make breakfast! Banana pancakes always good option. My most ordered meal is bacon, eggs, rice or potatoes. friendly service and great for dining in or take out! read more

I love this place. Been here twice and I can say service is amazing. It's crazy how you go to this restaurant and there is one waitress, but she's so attentive and quick while she manage so many tables. As well as friendly. But you go to those chain restaurants where there are multiple servers and it's not as busy, but you get terrible service. read more

Great service and very relaxing dining experience. Family with little kids like us can come to this restaurant without feeling too stressed out. Food was just ok though. Loco moco was too sweet for my taste and fried rice was also just sweet soy flavor. Mahi-mahi sandwich was good so I may need to try sandwiches next time. read more

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Was told by many people to try the loco moco, Have to admit I was a little scared and skeptical, ha ha Ha. After ordering it here I am now hooked. It was great & great customer service with a smile. Mahalo read more

Times Coffee Shop - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

$$ Always great to come to this local establishment. Good food, good service , no BS. Homestyle cooking. Menu consists of local favorites for breakfast and lunch. They are known for their fried rice special $5.99. Had their Belgian waffle: $7. Simple, no frills and just with butter on the side. Coffee: $3.50 with refills. Always good to have a great cup. Dining partner had fried rice upgrade ($2.50) with the breakfast special of two eggs, meat and rice at $10.50 in total $13 for her plate which is a good price since most restaurants are around $15 to start. This is a local establishment that is always a great choice for breakfast and lunch if in the area. They also do take out which is quite popular now as I noticed customers coming in for their pick up. read more

This is your typical strip-mall restaurant. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed. The wait staff was very kind, friendly, and helpful, keeping the coffee flowing. The mahi-mahi and fried egg I had was delicious. My wife had the Moco Loco with the pork. Equally appreciated with the pork (often chewy or tough) very soft and delicious. The eggs were tasty with a deeper orange-yellow yolk, not the paler yellow that we usually get. Clientele were on the older end of the spectrum. But it seemed a place prepared for families and perhaps being here the day after the 4th of July contributed to the absence of youth. Overall, two thumbs up!! It was also nice that they opened at 800 (why not 700, I don't know) rather than 1000 like other restaurants in the strip-mall (the local folks must not be early risers!?!?). read more

Times Coffee Shop - Mahi-mahi and fried egg - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Kaneohe, Hawaii

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