Fast friendly Hawaiian kind aloha !! Food hit the spot drinks were great . Clean simple in and out…read more!!

A place to eat. As simple as that. They have a teriyaki-glazed burger and teriyaki chicken bowl, as…read morewell as sodas and chips. Usual confiscatory prices but...if you're hungry you'll pay.

This place is sooo good!…read more They serve the best French toast for breakfast and they have really good plate lunches for lunch or dinner. I've been coming her for like 10 years and they have always been really nice and the food is great and the service is great and a great environment

Tita's Grill This…read moreis a review for my experience eating at Tita's Grill, a food truck that serves Filipino cuisine. It is located by the Polynesian Cultural Center. Tita's Grill serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner *Be mindful of their hours Hours Monday - Saturday Breakfast: 8:00 am - 10:00 am Lunch 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm Dinner: 05:00 pm - 7:30 pm Closed Sundays & Wednesdays Words to describe Tita's Grill: Filipino Cuisine, flavorful, hearty comfort food, delicious, mouthwatering, fresh, savory Service/Menu: Friendly, efficient, seating is outdoors FOOD TITA'S PACK Rice, pancit (noodles), chicken wings, fried fish, brisket, macaroni salad *Trust me...just get it Yummy! Flavorful! Filling! GARLIC SHRIMP Garlic shrimp, macaroni salad, and rice All of the food plates we ordered were tasty-a warm hug in every bite! My favorite was the Tita's Pack! Portions were huge-and great to share All in all I enjoyed dining at Tita's Grill! Thank you aunties, uncles, and cousins for creating scrumptious and appetizing meals for us! I can't wait to dine with you again soon! Mahalo! Salamat Po!

visiting from Alabama , ate at several different restaurants and this was by far our best…read morebreakfast. the owners and service was amazing great. The pancakes and waffles were as good as anything we have ever had, a must try if you are close to HaLeila.

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.

Carol's Cookin' is awesome! Their breakfast burritos are fabulous and made right in front of you!…read moreThis husband and wife team make wonderful breakfast creations. Take a hike up Pillbox hill (the trailhead is in the same parking lot), then come back down for a trip around Sunset Open Market and have a wonderful burrito, quesadilla or bowl. They're only here on Saturday morning so make sure you come by between 8:00-2:00. I recommend the Rocky Point Burrito. It's amazing! For $6.00 you can't beat it. Located at Sunset Beach Elementary school across from Ehukai Beach Park and Sunset Pipeline.

I guess the food was okay. We stopped here on our way to my son's soccer game in Kahuku. Your eye…read moreis actually caught by a few waving signs on the main road. From there you take a right into the school, and there's a parking area and then a blocked area for all of the food and craft vendors. I went to check out what they had to offer for breakfast. I chose the pork quesadilla with cheese and salsa. We waited for about 25 minutes for a quesadilla that I expected to only take 5-7 minutes to make. When we got the order, we had to eat on the road because we were already late for the warm-ups. My son took one bite and said that it was salty. He refused to eat it. So of course, he passed it off to his three year old sister who eats anything and even she wouldn't eat it. So I reached back and took a bite of what I thought looked amazing. To my dismay, the homemade kalua pork was so dry and salty it took the whole sensation of your palate by surprise. Next, you got a big hit of all the melted cheese which just overwhelms the entire meal and makes you wonder if there was even a tortilla. When you address the salsa, which is wedged somewhere between the salty pork, loaded on cheese, invisible tortilla, it has no real flavoring to it at all. No sweet. No spicy. Just a wet texture to the entire meal. I am very disappointed with what we got. We are headed back out there in a couple of weeks. I think we will leave a little earlier just to accommodate some sort of fast food restaurant on the way.

no line unlike the other food truck that was around. we got the smoke chicken and smoke ribs plate…read morewith a side of corn on a stick. The Cajun seasoning for corn was bomb and delicious, definitely going back. Overall 11/10

They were super super nice and the food was really good and I got the sirloin burger with cheese.I…read moredefinitely recommend coming here. It is super vibey and nice

We were walking around the food truck area and stumbled upon this place. I'm surprised by the low…read morereviews because it really wasn't that bad. Burger was good, I loved the addition of the onions and mushrooms at no extra charge. Fries weren't anything to rave about but they weren't awful either. Is it seven brothers? No, but honestly seven brothers is so greasy that it upsets my stomach and this place didn't. Pricing I thought was very fair. Service wasn't the best, they weren't the nicest but you're barely interacting so that's fine. Drinks were only $2 as well which sadly is a great deal for places around there. If you want something simple, quick, and pretty good this is the spot for you.

This place was okay I'm not to sure if you would consider the smash burger and smash burger it was…read moremore like a burger but better then McDonald's. The place was outside and they had some good music playing. Other than that not too sure if I would go back here to get a burger. But the price was good for what I had.

Super delicious mushroom burger, fries were killer good. Service was great, the time they took to…read moremake my burger and fries was worth the short wait.

There's something about island-made food that carries a little extra heart -- and Haleʻiwa Burgers…read morehas it in every bite. No fancy frills, no over-the-top hype. Just good food, made with real hands and real care. I ordered the Mushroom Burger, and it honestly changed the game for me. The patty was juicy and seasoned just right, layered with sautéed mushrooms that added this deep, earthy flavor -- like comfort cooked slow. The melted cheese pulled everything together in perfect balance, and the toasted bun held its own without ever getting in the way. Every bite was messy in the best way -- the kind you have to close your eyes for and just feel. The vibe here? Pure aloha. You walk in and feel like you've been here before -- like this is where everyone goes when they just need a good meal and a moment to breathe. The staff are chill, friendly, and full of that easy local kindness that can't be faked. It's the kind of place where time slows down -- where you sit outside, taste the salt in the air, and let the flavors remind you how good life can be in its simplest form. Final Thoughts: Haleʻiwa Burgers isn't just about burgers -- it's about the feeling after the last bite. That quiet, content, "yeah, this is it" kind of happiness.

Good food for a reasonable price. All I was good. Thicker than most places I've been to recently…read more The workers and owner are very friendly.