Cute little cat cafe located in Pearl Kai kitty corner (get it?) from PowerHouse gym. They have 2…read morerooms - adults vs babies - for you to sit and mingle with the cats. $17 per person for 50 mins. Odd set up with the bathroom between both rooms but it works. Be careful, the cats like to escape the rooms when you're trying to enter/exit! Simple cafe style foods, a few chairs & tables to sit at while watching cats or eating/drinking. If you're prone to scents, I'd suggest you wear a face mask. Plenty of parking, friendly staff.

I want to start off by saying I appreciate Toe Beans mission and cause, my boyfriend and I have…read morevisited here about 5 or 6 times, because we love hanging out and playing with cats. We'd really love to adopt a cat. We have donated money to Pretzel the puppy and other kitties at Toe Beans who needed urgent medical funds. Each time is a gamble on how well the visit will go because sometimes the kitties will be sick, or tired, and not in the mood to be social. There have been visits where the kitties had runny eyes, sneezed out mucus onto us, and just wanted to sleep. Today was one of those days. I'm not saying this is the kitties fault or that I blame them for being sick, the play rooms are small and so sickness between them can spread easily. It is odorous inside the establishment because there aren't open windows and the litter boxes are inside the rooms. They do have air purifiers but it doesn't help much to be honest. Today we made an appointment to go at 11, which was the earliest we ever went, and it was actually busier than we expected. They had rearranged the furniture around in the adult cat room so I had to crouch until one of the other guests offered me a stool to sit on. Two older women who seemed like regulars came into the room about 10 minutes after I entered and one of them moved a large cat bed off of one of the 2 benches so that she could sit. Then they scattered a bunch of cat treats from a bag that they had brought in themselves over the floor to feed the cats. I had never experienced that in my other visits and it was honestly off putting, because it made the free treats that are given to us to get the kitties attention pretty much useless. It just felt.. wrong. There was a strand of cat mucus on the grey cupboard that I was sitting on, and I warned my boyfriend to watch out for it before he sat down. One of the older women said "I don't think you should sit there, it's their litter box". Before she and her companion came in, another guest had been sitting on the cupboard. I only moved to sit on it once the guest moved to sit next to her girlfriend on one of the benches and because the stool was uncomfortable. Also, in our past visits, people always sat on that grey cupboard. So.. I don't know why she felt the need to tell me that. My boyfriend said that the 10 guest limit might be a bit too many people to let in at once to play with the cats. I find myself agreeing with him after today. We were really looking forward to hanging out with the cats today, but those 2 older women who dumped their own treats into the room like they were feeding a feral cat colony and the stressed, sick cats who just wanted to sleep or only move around to eat treats made us leave much earlier than the 50 minutes we paid for. Again, I appreciate what Toe Beans mission is, but they should look into changing certain things, such as installing open windows to allow ventilation and cleaning the rooms more. And maybe taking "sick days" for the cats so they aren't forced to entertain guests when they aren't feeling well.

I would give this place five stars but it is just too expensive. The cats are adorable and the room…read moreis very well kept. Girl working was ok not super friendly, didn't really check to see if we filled out the waivers. I bought three under kamaaina rate for an hour as well as some treats a few minutes into the visit and it was a lot of money around $100 for three people. If you're wanting to go, go soon as I believe this location is closing in August.

It was our first time here, and I'm not a pet person so I don't know why I was surprised by the wet…read morepet smell upon entering the facility (like duh why wouldn't it smell like fur? It's a cat cafe lol) We spent a little under $50 for a thirty minute session (party of two). A lot of restrictions, hearing phrases like: can't hold the cats, don't pet the cats when they're in the tower, don't pet the cats by their backs, this cat isn't friendly, this cat isn't social, etc etc. I don't know, kind of felt like we were in elementary school again, lol. There were not many options for the courtesy drink. Would I go again? Probably not.

This place is absolutely wonderful. From the moment we walked in it felt like such a welcoming and…read moreloving atmosphere with Zack at the counter. When I ordered my matcha and went inside to the cats my experience only got more loving. The cats are so wonderful and sweet they instantly wanted some attention from us. The cats were well cared for and they all will make amazing household pets one day! Whoever takes little Miss Wanda take good care of her for me! Zack, thank you for having such a sweet conversation with us and giving us such welcoming energy while we're here in Honolulu. You made this experience even greater than we could have imagined. Thank you

Hawai'i Cat Café is one of my favorite little places near my home that features adoptable, adorable…read morecats and tasty drinks and snacks. They have a great mission: They team up with the Hawaiian Humane Society to showcase cats and kittens that are available for adoption, and if you are vetted and selected, you can take your chosen cat(s) home for their new life with you! Even if you're not in the market for a new companion, you can go to the Café, get a coffee or Italian soda, eat a scone, and pet adorable cats. There's always a nice rotating mixture of frisky kittens and older cats, and some are napping while others are playing. There are toys in the room where the cats are so you can interact with them. I always recommend reservations but you can walk in and see if there are spots available. You get lots of time to interact with the cats and it's usually not packed so there's room to interact with multiple kitties. Please check it out--it's such a good cause!

Checked out Tūtū place while we were at bishop museum for the first time, it's a part of Highway…read moreInn. They have a variety of foods, sourdough melts, hawaiian food plates, spam musubi, s&s Saimin, tater puffs (tater tots), cookies, desserts, shave ice, flat breads, croissants. We tried the kalua pig and smoked beef and cheddar sourdough melts, it came with sweeet onion chips or could upgrade $1.99 to tater puffs, just got the chips. The melts were great they take 10 min to make and they let you know at the front which is nice. Both were great not large portions, we thought by the picture online we could share it but glad we ordered our own. The fountain drink $3.99 was pretty large so glad we only got one of those. And they have sprunch - fruit punch and sprite! What's great is they have a little play dress up kids toys corner in tutu place for kids to play, there's a few tables inside to sit down and tables outside. Inside was nice to get some good AC and cool down! Wanted to try the beef stew but worried it would be too heavy for lunch maybe next time!

While visiting the Bishop Museum last month, I was a little hungry and grabbed a bite to eat at…read morethis little cafe. I got the Hawaiian plate which came with smoked shredded pork, sweet purple potato, macaroni salad, and rice with a slice of huapia(coconut gelatin). The pork was smoky and moist. It was so delicious! The macaroni salad and huapia was also surprisingly good! I never thought a little cafe in a museum would be so great! This place is a must if you are at the museum!

Foods very good. We…read moreordered a special and be careful some come with whiskey shots. I'm not a drinker and know sometimes others aren't. Huge area to eat and who wouldn't love watching planes while eating. You can see the entire museum area The restrooms are right outside next-door The restrooms could use a little tidying up, but I'm not sure if that's the side of hangar or if this would be the museum side The service was great the lady that was working with Super sweet Super nice everybody at the museum was amazing. They have a huge variety of food to choose from I was very surprised that the prices were great, and the food was a good variety seeing as it's the only thing out there for you to eat while you're there So if you get up early and you go to Pearl Harbor and you are stressed because you didn't eat enough food, don't worry you don't have to eat the hotdog at the hotdog stand. You can wait until you get here and eat some real food.

Nice cafe inside Hangar 37 at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. You don't have to pay to go into…read morethe cafe, but why not support the museum and tour inside the two buildings as well as look at the airplanes on the ramp? I got the HI 5-0 BBQ Pork Wrap-excellent! My wife had the tuna sandwich, and it was also very good! Food came out quickly and there are quite a few options. No tipping, pushed, with polite service. Lots of drink options...including beer, but if you are going to the Arizona Memorial later, you can only take water over for that trip.

The wait could be long... but it usually is at a popular cafe that is good as well…read more Service was very nice Casual ambiance Okinawan sweet potato Nui açaí bowl I've been here before and had the açaí bowl.... Just was craving it and had the day free to do anything I wanted Today I green spaghetti... delicious And we also had binbimpop... very filling... and tasty

This little hole in the wall is serving some delicious food and I wish I had found it sooner…read morebecause I would eat that açaí bowl every day!! Be prepared for a little wait but totally worth it. Wait staff is super friendly and attentive It's right down the street from Hilton Hawaiian Village and delicious

Super cute cafe and my kids absolutely love it even though we have cats in our own home. It's $30…read morefor an hour so it's not cheap by any means plus $3-5/cat snack. We basically had the place to ourselves when we went first thing in the morning. Know that if you go in the afternoon they may be in cat snooze time so if you want active playful time go in the morning.

I love this place for more than a few reasons. The cats first of all, they're all amazing kitties…read more-esp Leilani. She's the smallest, but is the ruler of that roost, the snack queen, and the one who likes the pets most. They just got a gigantic black cat who I cannot wait to meet, and then they just also got a whole litter from the pearl Ridge location that just closed. This location, however, I hope stays for a very long time. It's a really comfy spot to have coffee and hang out with the cats.

My boyfriend Ryan and I met the owner, Jasmin a while back when we were shopping and she invited us…read moreto check out her cafe. We found street parking across the street since parking in front of the café was limited. Jasmin welcomed us and pointed to the menu on the wall. We saw pictures of the food outside the window and the menu was written on a chalkboard stand. Her cafe is small, but very cozy with bright, cool looking furniture, and there were beautiful art work on the walls, and she had on some catchy Arabian music as well. We tried the Meza plate: Baba Ghanoush (smoky eggplant dip), Dolmas ( tangy grape leaves), Za'atar bread( spices, onions)- Jasmin said this was everyone's favorite, after the taste of this bread you guys, it became our favorite! It tastes super nice and it was flavorful! There was feta cheese, kalamata olives, and bread cut in a triangular shape. Jasmin told us to open the bread and grab the dips, and cheese with it. Every bite was a whole different experience! It was delicious! Jasmin said we had to eat the Za'atar bread, with the cheese on it and it was just yum! Jasmin let us try Saudi coffee, with sweet dates, and I also ordered the Honey Rose Latte. The Saudi coffee had cardamom in it so it's different from regular coffees. My Honey Rose Latte was good too. Jasmin asked if I wanted my latte sweeter and added more of the sweetener in my coffee. Even Ryan liked it too! The rose water gave it a nice touch. We also had the Turkey Panini~Jasmin's turkey panini was super crispy! There was cheese melting in the inside! You can hear the crunch in every bite! There were vegetables in it too like bell peppers, pesto, zucchini, and turkey meat. Ryan and I were really loving it! And for the final course, we had to try the desserts! We ordered two kinds of cakes, the sour cream poppy seed cake, and pumpkin spice loaf. These cakes were super moist, and not as sweet, which was perfect with our coffee. And there was a nice sugary crumble texture with it! So friends, if you are feeling adventurous and want to try something new, come on down to Jasmin's cafe at Mirage Arts & Coffee. She also does open mic nights, there would be live entertainment, belly dancers, so if you want to have a small get together, Jasmin welcomes everyone. Jasmin is a wonderful host. She will walk you through everything if you are not familiar with the foods, and she will entertain you too. This place will take you to another level, transport you to somewhere you have never been. So I do recommend you guys trying for the experience.

The owner was rude and pushy that I purchase more and more items from her menu. No means no, lady!…read moreThe food was sort of tasty and the presentation was terrible. I would definitely go somewhere else. By the way, I'm noticing a lot of reviews talking about similar issues; rudeness being the main one.

Food: French toast with bananas. Delicious, fluffy, cinnamon-y with bananas. Hubby enjoyed the…read morebreakfast with pancakes, eggs and sausage. I tried the pancakes and they were good and fluffy. Service: order at the counter then have a seat anywhere. Ambiance: very homey and casual with food served on paper plates (though real cutlery). Note that the bathroom is a port-a-potty in the back.

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.

Such a cute cat cafe and one of the cleanest ones I've been to. There was absolutely no cat smell,…read moreand the whole place felt very clean and well maintained. The cats also seemed happy and well cared for, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The biggest draw for me was the variety of cats. They have so many breeds that you don't normally get to see in person, including some exotic and rare breeds. There were around 20 cats, and it was fun seeing all the different personalities and breeds (though as cats are wont to do they were mostly sleeping in the afternoon when I went). The cats were friendly and so were the staff. You can also buy treats if you want to encourage the cats to come over and say hello. The price is okay for the experience, especially if you're a cat person.

* Price: $25 to come play with 15-20 cats for 30 minutes. i…read moreAtmosphere: Clean environment Drinks: They're just canned/bottled drinks-- not like the ones you get in Japan at the cat cafes Food: $3-5 to feed the cats but some of the cats are on special diets Service: Good service, they are very nice in letting you know to stop feeding the cats or remind you that some are biters