Ok, look. This is one of the few dedicated bike paths in the Honolulu metro area where you *mostly*…read moredon't have to worry about cars and/or tourists killing you on the roadways. For that alone, it deserves three stars. The problem, however, is what most people have noted. It's not that there are homeless people dotted along the way: there are. It's not that there aren't a couple of sketchy areas: there are. It's not that there is some debris on the trail: there is. The problem to my mind is that the city's solution was simply to create a half baked route and let it be. In terms of urban planning, like much bike infrastructure in Honolulu, there's much to be desired. To make matters worse, there doesn't seem to be regular, consistent upkeep throughout the entire path. So you often have broken glass and other debris along the path. More heinous is that there are places where there is 3" of pole sticking out of the ground from where someone cut the metal barricade that prevents motor vehicles from accessing the route so you now have a piece of metal jutting up from the ground that is poorly marked for any unsuspecting cyclist. And some of the bridges--mostly toward the stadium--look dilapidated (but they're still functional, for now). In other words, much like the homeless population in Honolulu, the city seems to have taken a laizze faire stance toward the upkeep and maintenance of the path. It's clear that whomever had the thing built is either no longer around or not a cyclist because no way would a politician who uses the bike path allow it to deteriorate like that. Ok, now for the good. As I mentioned, it's one of the few dedicated bike paths in the Honolulu metro area. It's about 5-6 miles *one way* if you're lucky. So a good running path but a poor substitute for a bike path. But, after you get past the sketch areas (mostly on the stadium side), you're golden. The asphalt isn't the best maintained in some areas but if you pay attention for debris and people, you can get some decent speed albeit for a short period. As others mentioned, I wouldn't come out here at night or in the early morning. I'd bring a buddy if you can during the day. On my ride, people I passed nodded, waved, or were indifferent to me as a rider. I didn't feel unsafe but I was alert. Protip: i had the hardest time finding the trailhead on the stadium side. If you're coming from Salt Lake Blvd, you have to cross over Kam Hwy so you're riding in the wrong direction. Ride along the Kam Hwy sidewalk for a bit until Kam Hwy crosses under Hwy 201. There's a sidewalk down where you can access the trail. I took some photos. Protip 2: if you need to drive & park, you *may* be able to park at the Best Buy as the trail passes right behind the store. Check the lot first. I'm not paying your towing fee! This would be awesome because the most maintained part of the trail is from Best Buy to the Waipahu portion.

It's OK because now the bike path goes all the way from Aloha Stadium to Ft Weaver road and is…read morenicely paved. The only 2 negatives I have is occassionally there are stray dogs (I got bitten once) and the homeless encampments. To their credit so far I have not heard of the homeless campers causing any trouble.

No wonder this restaurant is so popular! Fantastic service, great portion size, lots of parking,…read morefood comes out fairly fast.... nothing but great reviews. I eat out a lot and definitely recommend. I noticed they get busy though, so would try and get reservations. House salad was yummy but id ask for extra dressing. Definitely order the house bread too. Only $3. Worth it!

We came here on a Friday night and it was packed! I forgot how large the portions were and we made…read morethe mistake of each ordering our own entree. We had the cheesy garlic bread, caesar salad and side sausage as appetizers. Then we had the lasagna, shrimp anchovy olio and seafood combo with garlic butter sauce as entrees. I thought the appetizers were great but the caesar salad was a little heavy on the dressing. I liked the flavor of the anchovy pasta a lot more than my garlic butter one. The garlic butter one was definitely lighter but almost bland. They were also having an anniversary special so we got a free kahlua cheesecake for dessert and it was really yummy! I'd definitely come back as the prices are reasonable, it's a cozy restaurant and the portions are huge so either come hungry or share!

Bravo Restaurant is our go-to whenever we want to eat pasta! My kids love the mac and cheese and…read morefettuccini Alfredo, and we can't get enough of those yummy garlic rolls! My husband and I usually get the steak and mushroom fettuccini and linguine with clams. The service and atmosphere is always great and we came here recently to celebrate Mother's Day with my husband's family. When it gets busy the wait tends to be quite a while but if you're there with good company the wait should definitely go by quick! They do have a waiting area inside and outside of the restaurant. There is a lot of parking right outside and in the surrounding area by Starbucks.

This used to be one of our favorite restaurants because of the vibes and the tasty food. HOWEVER, a…read moreserver recently ruined that for us. I'm a server at a big chain restaurant and I certainly don't treat my customers like this even when I'm slammed and busy. Usually I'd excuse bad service because I understand, but when I tell you it was not even busy and on top of that she would walk away in the middle of me speaking, rolled her eyes when we asked for the menu again, rarely checked in, never said thank you or your welcome back to us, and soooo much more issues. The busser and other server had to constantly jump in and help because this girl wasn't on her A game. So disappointing. Wasn't able to catch her name, but girl you know who you are. Praying for you!

The food is some of the best italian I've had on the island! Don't let the location or look of the…read moreplace deter you. It's worth the drive. It's extremely popular with the neighborhood locals. Unless you are going to get there before 5:30, I suggest calling ahead to get a reservation. We went on a Monday night. They opened at 5:00 and every table was full by 5:45.

I've been a supporter of Palazoo for over 15years. I've recommended this Restaurant for multiple…read moreoccasions as well as simple dinners when we're tired of cooking. So it really does pain me to have to steer clear from now on. The last 3 visits have almost over taken every positive visit I've had prior. While we appreciated the willingness that they accommodate us with reservations (party of 5-8) the irritation sets in that we are normally always there for a average of 2 hours with it being barely busy and they rather prioritize takeout orders. Although I had advised my Mom we should maybe find a different eatery on Mother's Day, she was absolutely certain about dining here. I will include the obvious that it's a special day.. it will be chaotic.. blah blah blah. They were simple unprepared. They also were fully staffed. In fact, that was the most FOH staff i've ever seen them have at once. No Bread for 20 mins.. you guys just opened, we were at the first sitting, how do you not have bread?.. we even made it more easy!! no Appetizers, just entrees! we had a party of 8 and 6 dishes bc the kids were sharing, We sat there for 1h 30m until we got to eat. Practically every table around us got served and left before us. Couldn't even expedite the kids spaghetti. terrible. When the bread was ready, all the smaller tables were served first, but not the party with a 5 year old and 7 year old audibly saying they were starving. Cherry on top.. what really sealed the deal to never be back, was we decided to pack up our food and leave bc we were just over everything. They had the audacity to drop the bill, my brother ask for a bag and the Server literally reopened the bill to add on the bag haahah. y'all keep the $0.15 Not a lost at this point. Go anywhere else. Plus, my lasagna and my Husbands Seafood pasta was swimming in liquid. Grimey

Years ago, we would drop off our eldest grandson at Ricado's Italian Restaurant at Pearl Kai…read moreShopping Center in Aiea to meet up with his friends. And once, we saw my hubby's cousin having dinner with friends there. Little did we know that it was a popular place for those living westside. Ricado's has been opened since 1993, serving delicious pastas and Italian cuisine. It offers: * Appetizer. Calamari, cheeses, shrimp piccata, salami, veggies, garlic bread. * Salad. House, Italian, Caesar, chicken, antipasto. * Soup. Minestrone. * Pasta. Bolognese, linguine, penne, carbonara, ravioli, tortellini, lasagna, fettuccine, chicken, eggplant. * Poultry. Chicken piccata, parmagiana, marsala, saltimbocca. * Veal. Marsala, piccata, saltimbocca, New York steak.= * Seafood. Shrimp, calamari, fish. * Dessert. Gelato, sorbet, cheesecake, tiramisu, mud pie. As we live in East Honolulu, let's see what we've been missing out. On a recent dinner visit, we ordered the following: * Shrimp Sorrentino. House specialty of mushrooms, eggplant, mozzarella cheese, marsala-wine butter sauce served over linguine. A very filling meal with a delicious generous portion of breaded eggplant and large shrimps over cheesy linguine and toppings! A new favorite for me! * Lasagna. Meat with ricotta cheese, Mozzarella cheese, and tomato sauce. Creamy and cheesy lasagna that meits in your mouth in delicious generous portions! Hubby's choice, and he loved it! Complimentary hot baked bread with generous slices of butter was served. The bread was crispy on the outside and fluffy soft on the inside. A serving dish of fresh Parmesean cheese was provided to allow use of the Parmesean cheese as toppings and as much as we wanted! Staff was friendly and attentive, refilling water glasses, taking timely orders, assuring that requests are taken care of, and that boxes are provided for leftovers. They all had smiles and were willing to please. They allowed you to take your time in ordering. And once you're done, they will thank you for coming as they appreciate your patronage. Hours of operation are Tues to Thurs 5:00p to 8:00p, Fri to Sun 4:30p to 9:00p, Mon closed. Long gone are those lunches, as only dinner is served. We elected to have an early dinner on a Sunday instead of fighting traffic on a weekday. No reservations were necessary for an early Sunday dinner, as we noticed large family dinners had special occasion celebrations, and that we were early enough before the dining rooms got crowded. The dining rooms appear outdated, but the lights are dimmed to create a date-night ambiance. With delicious pasta, large portions, good value, a pleasant ambiance, and excellent customer service, the dining experience is one to remember! We would definitely return for our favorites or try the different menu offerings. Sure wish there was a Ricardo's in East Honolulu. Support local!

When they say 20 min, they mean an hour! Please get your…read moretiming correct. Kys a bit frustrating

My mom wanted to eat here for her 71st birthday. Making reservations was easy and simple. All my…read moreyears in passing this restaurant and I have never been inside. As we walked in, the decor brought me into a different realm. Because they are located in the Waimalu Shopping Center, I didn't expect it to be that nice on the inside. I expected a casual paper napkin type of place. I walked in and immediately felt that "Italian Restaurant" feel Service was amazing here, wine was delicious, dessert and appetizer were delicious too. I only have it 4 starts bc I wasn't a fan of their pasta. Just my personal opinion but I wasn't a fan of their sauce and their pasta. I think I ordered the Veal Scallopine Alla Sorrentino, my boyfriend had the New York steak and shrimp scampi.... He enjoyed his. So it could've been the dish I ordered. I really really really enjoyed Paesano Crab Cakes, tiramisu, and tartufo coffee ice cream..... oh ya and the bottle of Reisling... When I come back, I'll definitely do a different dish

Loud atmosphere and not your traditional Italian restaurant…read more Service was ok. Food-just ok

I wanted to renew my license today.. When I got there, the line was so long and the kiosk to get…read morethe number was out of service .. so, I stand in line for about an hour just to get a number.. I was the 3rd person in line to get a number, when one of the worker came up and told me they already close the drivers license renew. She said they already served 60 people.. I was mind you it's only 10:00 am.. this is bull!!!

And they claim "we add quality to life". Define "quality" please…read more Park permit pick up was inefficient. No forms to complete since one has to call in advance. No payments to be made. Total time elapsed 50 minutes. Line to check in. Line again to be serviced. I was told, I have to wait like others who needed to pay for registration or renew license. For a form to print...on wasted 3 single sided page. Yikes!

We took the Ala Moana area Segways tour in Oahu in January 2023, nearing sunset time. It was super…read morefun and the sights were fantastic! Timo is an awesome guide and he trained us how to operate our Segways with patience and professionalism. We were riding like pros in minutes. Highly recommended!

A great way to fit in a lot of Waikiki and surrounding areas in a short amount of time. First time…read moreon a Segway, but it was simple to learn how to ride and a ton of fun. We noticed that this company was much cheaper than Segway of Hawaii and offered a longer tour. The guide Timo was really knowledgeable and has a fun personality.