Amazing. We miss Hawaii and this brought us right back. highly recommended! Delicious food, large…read moreservings. There is some causal seating in the back so don't be afraid to ask when you only see the front desk. Staff was great!

We are lucky to have this little place so close to home. While it is rather unusual to eat next to…read morea rack of Hawaiian shirts, it seems to fit the vibe of this place. The coffee is what drew us in today but we were hungry so we knew that we would just stay for lunch. The poke is about the best we've had in years Ang the bulgogi was very different and also so very tasty. Don't forget to browse the store as I'm sure you'll find something fun to take home like a snack or a musubi maker.

I saw the Hawaiian shaved ice stand at Greendale's village days this weekend. It looked refreshing…read moreand was reasonably priced ($4) so I thought I'd give it a chance - I was also reminiscing about snow cones as a child. I watched as the guy molded a giant mound of shaved ice and selected strawberry and mango. I commented that I hadn't had a snow cone in years and he said snow cones are different than shaved ice. I asked how and he explained that the shaved ice keeps the flavor better whereas with a snow-cone, you get ice pieces and the flavor soaks right to the bottom...he was clearly knowledgeable! I wasn't convinced until I tried it. It was refreshing, without chunks of ice to bite into, and the flavor stayed even at the top of the shaved ice mound. I was so impressed and will never have an inferior snow cone again! They also had many different flavor options and you can select a few flavors! Note: my picture is after I ate half of it haha

Kealoha was a dream to work with for our 8th grade field day. Their promptness, flavor selection,…read moreorganization, and friendly manner made serving 250 8th graders a breeze. We will definitely be reaching out to schedule future school events.

I wasn't expecting good poke in Janesville. So it was a pleasant surprise finding this little…read moretakeout spot off of a municipal parking lot. The super friendly clerk explained the business is owned by a couple who relocated to WI from HI during the pandemic. That explains the legit options. Nothing fancy, just your choice of traditional poke poke and toppings, but with the build your own flexibility you can eat here for a long time without having the same bowl twice. Definitely worth checking out. There is no seating in this small spot, but the riverfront is nearby and there are picnic tables for when the weather is nice.

The food is amazingly delicious and fresh. The place is a hidden gem. It truly feels like a little…read morepiece of Hawaii found its way to Janesville. Go, eat and enjoy!

Don't come here. The drinks are too good, the bar is too cool, and there isn't enough room. Just…read morestay away every Friday and Saturday night when they are open so I can always have a seat. Ya see, the thing about tiki drinks is that they take a minute to make, cost a bit extra, and I drink them far too quickly. So unless you're ready to fight me up the stairs for a spot, just avoid this place. The barkeep is rad, they're usually carving a new tiki piece when open, and the menu has like 20 choices.. If you do come here, you will enjoy it. If you don't, that's fine too because I'm trying to keep this place all to my self.

My husband and I had been so eager to visit Ula Ula since we heard about it from the owner of…read moreanother tiki bar, and, after many attempts to visit only to find it closed every single time, we finally made it up the stairs in Red Bar for its announced grand re-opening! Our drinks were solid I had the Painkiller, and my husband had the Love Potion. The bartenders were friendly and attentive. Unfortunately, the TVs displaying live online poker really detracted from the ambiance. We really enjoy tiki bars for the drinks and the escapism, and it was just way too hard, actually impossible, to forget we were sitting in a Midwestern bar in the middle of winter. We will probably give it another chance, when it's not the grand re-opening, but based on that first experience, really nothing to write home about.

Tiki bars can really be a hit or a miss. They can be super expensive to have drinks at and often…read moredisplay the stereotypical cheesy decor. Foundation Bar was an unexpected surprise! From the outside it is so bland and you are truly unsure if you are walking into an abandoned building or a crappy towny bar. Once you enter, it may take your eyes a moment to adjust if you are coming in from a bright sunny day. Foundation Bar has super low lighting, very moody. There is ample seating and a few different seating options; bar stools, booths, high top tables. Seat yourself. To order drinks you walk up to the bar. There is not table service. The decorations here are great! There are some really incredible pieces and collections! Some I would love to have if I could find them. This is a very laid back atmosphere, very chill not loud or overbearing so relax and enjoy the ambiance. I believe my drink was called El Diablo and was very good. My boyfriend chose a Zombie which is always strong! He preferred my drink!

Drinks 10/10. Vibes 10/10. This is THE tiki bar in Milwaukee. I only drop a star because service…read morehas been consistently not great the times I have gone. Most recently, we went to the bar and asked for a glass of water and were told we had to wait until our drinks came. Which took quite a while (there were 6 of us, but we were there early on a Tuesday evening and waited probably 20 minutes for drinks. And water). Definitely recommend going but bring your own water bottle and expect a bit of a wait.

We absolutely love their hibachi plates and appetizer!! We often order bunches orders of just…read moreappetizers, they're that good!! We love Gyozas and crab ragoons! The seatings is nice and cozy as the restaurant itself is small. The servers is ridiculously nice and even made suggestions once in a while after knowing our preferences, how nice and accommodating is that?!

Jennifer took care of us at Sake House. There aren't a lot of sushi-type places around Watertown…read morethat I know of, so it was time to give this a go! Jennifer made some recommendations based on our tastes - even on the beer side, which I was a bit hesitant to try, given my unfamiliarity. Ended up trying both Japanese beers that were offered and they were both excellent and paired well with my meal. Sushi and Hibachi dinners were fresh and filling. Loved the different sauces that were added to the dishes, and others were brought as well for appetizers that were ordered. Splurged on food here, I must say. We were really hungry, and I was eager to try a variety of what Sake House had to offer, so we ordered more than we normally would for a standard outing. It was cool that they even have Boba on their menu! And the taste was fantastic! We ate all our food and had no trouble with conversations, given the quiet environment. Staff was friendly and attentive, and I will return when I'm back in the area, for sure.

Food is soooo good here! Great flavors and friendly service make this FreshFin the best. Very comfy…read moreseating area and music playing that my daughter and her friend knew every song! lol. Definitely coming back.

Yesterday my son and I wanted Poke. We really wanted Fresh Fin, we checked their hours online,…read morerealized that we had enough time and drove over. We arrived at 8:50, they close at 9:00 pm. We walked in and the young man told us that they were closed. He was sitting in the corner opposite the door, reading something on his phone. I told him that the door and everything else said that they close at 9:00. He said that those were summer hours and that they hadn't replaced them on the door or anywhere else. I asked what time do they close for winter hours. He said, and I quote, "I'm not really sure, I think 8:30." I knew at that moment that he was lying and didn't want to make our food. I'm only writing this so that the company knows how they're being represented. We ended up at Fusion Poke across the street!

I'm not sure if she's the owner or bartender but the elderly, short, blonde ladely is incredibly…read morerude and ill-mannered. Hopefully they can hire better staff that truly cares about customers and wants to be a good representation for the company. Dissappointed, as I heard their food was good, but customer service is the most important and I will not be returning.

Good place loved it. Such a welcoming place for outsiders. I will be back because they are goodread more

I might be the target audience for this place…read more Wauwatiki Bar and Grill is a Wisconsinite's wet dream paradise. This is first and foremost a dive, with a solid food menu featuring gluten free and other allergy conscious foods on top of carribean staples like Jerk Chicken and Hawaiian fare like Poke. Prices for drinks - within the category of Tiki - are low. Plenty of classics smashed into a 12$ price tag and done well, with only some balance issues a snob like me would notice. My Mai Tai was solid, with a big focus on the curacao. My partners Banana DTO was a splendid sugary cocktail - which suited her extremely well. The garnish was also awesome! A banana dolphin catching a "fish". Jerk Chicken Hoagie was also very good, although dry. It isn't suppose to be 100% authentic, but the flavor is there and has a good kick of spice. It also came out FAST! Within a few minutes. Look, I love a good dive bar and I absolutely adore tiki. This is the kind of place I can spend hours in sippin on adult beverages and catching up with friends. It's a neighborhood spot that extremely welcoming. I think even the most tiki elitest would have to agree that this place is at least a great hang, regardless of what they think about the drinks. Would you rather have your Mai Tai be 18$? I don't think so.

The mojitos sign outside is really what caught my eye! I will be back to try one of those LOL. They…read morehad so many different flavors like a spicy passionfruit sound so good right now. Even though Id idnt get a drink, my friend and I did order some food. She got the fried rice with shrimp and I got the fries with spicy aioli. The fries were seasoned with a sweet and salty mix. I thought it was very on theme for the tiki bar. The spicy aioli was not too spicy but definetely brought another flavor element to the fries. Now I didnt really like the fried rice. I thought it lacked flavor despite having ingredients like pineapple and edamame. It just tasted like onions to me. I wish the soy sauce flavor had come through more. It just didn't hit that tropical feel I hoped it would. I did LOVE the egg. The yolk definetely helped add a texture to the fried rice that made it more enjoyable for me. I would try the food again next time I come to try those mojitos hahah!! This place is definitely very cute and aesthetic. I would absolutely invite more girl friends to come here for drinks.