They were amazing. We booked them for our small wedding of 50 people and they were outstanding…read more Music dancing & fire ! Oh my definitely hire these guys & gals for a great memory especially if you have a lot of out of town guests new to the islands

The Kalena Ohana danced at my son's wedding at Kualoa Ranch. The dancing was so entertaining. All…read moreof the guests raved about the dancing, crowd volunteer dancing, and especially the fire dancing. Music was great, musicians were great, and the dancing was great. If you want to really entertain your out of state guests this company is a must.

Surfers has been one of the OG coffee shops in Central Oahu and is a popular spot!…read more Drinks: As of recently, I've been loving an iced dirty tiger spice chai. The chai is pretty sweet on its own so I add 2 shots of espresso to cut thru that sweetness and add a teeny bit more caffeine to the drink. They also have seasonal drinks that stay for a few months at a time. My favorite seasonal drink was in the summer -- I believe it was a haupia latte (cold foam on top was sooooo good with the coffee). Food: If I order food, it'll be the bacon burrito w/sauce. They also have other sweeter options for food (mochi waffles, avo toast, etc) Of the countless times I've been to Surfer's, there's a mixture of people - some locked in doing work, others catching up with friends, people reading their Bibles, tourists passing through checking out a local coffee shop, etc. Because of this, it can get pretty loud for a coffee shop, so just FYI if you plan on going there to do work! Overall, love Surfers :) Great vibes, amazing staff, and I'll always keep coming back here Parking: Back lot parking (located on Ohai St) or street parking (Kam Hwy) WiFi: Yes | Bathroom: Yes

Cute coffee shop. The owner is really nice. They were out of quite a bit of food when we went so…read moregluten free was sparse. The gluten free donut was tiny but really yummy. The coffee was really tasty and they did have bagels which my party ordered and said was good. I will be back hopefully they will have restocked. Prices are also really good.

Who would of thought there was a venue in the Pearl City area that could house performing arts and…read morecultural events. I only had the privilege to be behind the scenes so I got to work backstage and also watch events at this venue. It's a really nice theater with great acoustics and lighting. You would enjoy any production here.

Learned about the Pearl City Cultural Center on yelp events for the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra…read more Brought my mom with me to experience the music. Neither of us had ever been to this side of PC and neither of us knew the place existed! Waze took us to a blocked road/ dead end using the address, but Google maps took us to right place, and it was only 2 mins away from where we were at. There was plenty of parking, but might have to walk a little of you get to a packed event late. The auditorium looks a little old on the outside, but it was tidy and I was impressed at the inside of it. It's a really big auditorium and their A.C. worked REALLY well, that's for sure. The seats were comfortable and plenty of space between the rows. We really enjoyed the Symphony there this evening and how to go back there for future events.

Good food, service and entertainment! Very relaxing and enjoyable!…read moreThe lineup of entertainment is good and we always have a good time.

Food and service was great! We attended the Valentine Dinner event. The buffet was delicious with…read morelots of variety. The entertainment was great, 2 local entertainers. Both performed with Don Ho back in the day. The tables were decorated for the occasion too.

Service is wonderful, everyone is so nice and informative…read more Get the honey and cheese box it's so good! If I lived on island I'd be back for sure, they provide a wonderful experience!

Cut off a Star as it's WAAAAY off the beaten path and has sparse parking (as in good luck finding a…read morespot) Once there , it's cute enough. Free honey samples. But you're here for the mead. They have flavored sparking meads which are the popular ones in the islands. Think mild champagne. Not bad They have stools around old barrels. Wish there was a brewery tour but I'm guessing it's super small Not sure it's worth the detour but if you're adventurous give it a go.

I love Wahiawa Botanical Garden. I grow and collect plants of my own but seeing them growing…read morenaturally in the wild is very inspiring and awe-inducing to see them thrive at that level in nature. I especially love seeing the monsteras crawling on the trees, and the tall bamboo garden. The cherry blossom trees here are also my favorite place to visit when it is spring in Hawaii :). This place is one of the locations where you can view cherry blossoms. I don't usually frequent this area since it's a bit out of the way but the views and beautiful plants are worth it! Definitely bring walking shoes because this was actually a work out...Felt like I was in Jurassic Park - I was having fun jumping on rocks and stuff but I decided not to go too deep into the jungle of this botanical garden this time because I didn't want to get my shoes *dirty* I am very particular on keeping my shoes looking good... LOL

With any visit to Hawaii, I try to make it a plan to go check out a botanical garden. I don't know…read morewhy, it's probably because of all those Avatar movies. Anyways, on our drive up to North Shore, we figured why not stop by and check out Wahiawa along the way. We came here on a mild December afternoon, and the weather had been raining on and off as of late. While the temp would hit between 70 to 78 degrees. But in other words, the grounds were a bit wet and muddy in certain areas of the trails. At least in the lower parts of the trail, not so much the upper garden area. As we entered, I found it odd that no one was manning the booth. We all assumed it was free for it being the holidays, so we walked straight in. Luckily, it wasn't overly crowded. And walking the main garden was so eye opening. Plenty of colorful and giant types of foliage to check, and read about, everywhere! As we went off deeper and explored the side trails. I kept getting bit by mosquitos left and right, all up and down my leg. YES, it's my own fault for forgetting to put on insect repellant. So highly I highly recommend insect repellant! And then the pockets of mud as you tour further and further along the lower trails. These pools are what gives life to mosquitos lol. I did wear my hiking shoes, but you can manage walking it with sandals. But better off with shoes versus sandals. Plenty of photo opportunities as the park really is nice, but to me it lacked the foliage that I admired seeing at Foster Botanical Garden (in which all the gardens are related). All in all, I really was just bitter about not being able to visit the huge Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden. They were closed due to road repaving, so we decided to come here instead. But no big deal. Onto the next!

Edelynn is a fantastic and experienced Zumba instructor with a genuine, sweet, and uplifting…read morespirit. She is fun, and has a way of reading her students. Her choreo makes us all feel like J. Lo (it doesn't matter that we don't actually look like her). She is also so generous with her stage, and gives other instructors a chance to do songs in her class, which adds fun and variety. If you want to get a great workout, have a blast, and feel great when you leave, check out Edelynn's class.

First of all the instructor was incredible and she has such an inviting personality. It was my…read morefirst class and I have to say I am hooked on Zumba and we will be returning to the next Zumba class!

Ron Artis sadly passed away from a heart attack just a little over 6 months after I met him and his…read moregreat family. Rest In Peace, Ron. You have touched the lives of many, and will continue to do so through your wife and children.

You're in Hawaii... you're on the north shore...you go to Haleiwa because its a cool little…read moretown...and you MUST go see Ron and his family. First off, I am amazed at the parenting. They are great kids. They have been blessed with a great path and Ron is leading the way. Will they be famous? They already are. Do they need to be discovered? They already have been. I have since forgotten their names (except for Thunderstorm who blows a mean harmonica) but I will never forget their music. So put an hour away at their house and be prepared for a private concert by one of the best musical families you will ever see. Do not miss them.

Late review: July 2025 prices…read more Goat feed - $6 Goat milk gelato x 2 - $6.28 Lychee flavor, Size: Keiki Mango flavor, Size: Keiki Lemon bar - $4.19 Friendly staff, happy goats, free parking, credit cards accepted, no extra cc fees, wash stations available Yelp limits how many photos are posted with my review, but there should be 52 photos/videos.

Very first time here, came on a field trip. Definitely a hands on experience for children and…read moreadults. Feeding, milking and petting these goats was very fun and educational experience for the adults and children. Sweet Land Farm started in 2010 and sits on 86 acres. Very peaceful, spacious and gorgeous view of the mountains. Great venue to celebrate weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, graduation and any other special occasions. There's a covered pavilion and ample parking. How Sweet Land Farm got its name.. The land was originally pineapple fields and that's how Sweet Land Farm got its name. Sweet Land Farm produces four types of goat cheese: Chèvre, Gouda, Tomme & Feta. Which supplies local restaurants, stores and hotels with its goat cheeses & caramel. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and pleasant to talk with. I wish I got his name. At the end of our tour the adults were given Gouda & Chèvre cheese and crackers. The children goat gelato. I had a fun experience being at Sweet Land Farm and I'll definitely be back one day!