Fantastic food and people . We had a party of 8. Just arrived from Oahu. The last time I was here…read morewas 2018. Mahalo nui loa.

This is a nice local gem, located on a golf course (which I didn't realize) with amazing Mountain…read moreViews and occasional Nenes with the chickens. There is a large parking lot leading to two buildings, the right is the restrooms and proshop and the left is the restaurant with covered outdoor seating in the back. The order counter has a nice video menu display where you can review selections. There were many locals coming in for the food, not necessarily golfing. Staff were friendly and helpful. Our food was fresh and tasted great. I had the early breakfast which is an egg anyway, a meat (corned beef hash) and a bread (English muffin). My wife had the everything bagel Lox with salmon. Both plates were brought to the table with utensils by staff. Presentation was nice with orange garnish. We were checked on regularly with our coffee. Corned beef was mostly potato, but still tasty. Quiet today, with average conversation noise. Clean, restrooms needed a little assistance. If you want a nice off the beaten path location, that is quiet in the early morning and a reasonably priced, then this is a nice local stop.

Simple, delicious and natural! We loved the salad and the soup was my favorite. We stopped here…read moreafter we landed, it's a 5 min drive from the airport. Highly recommended if you're craving something home made, locally sourced and simple.

You just got off the plane and you're starving but you want something good, healthy and has Aloha…read morespirit. The Greenery Cafe is the spot. 5 min from the airport, you will not be disappointed, in fact you'll be thrilled! As an added bonus stop here on your way home and pick up lunch and tell them you're headed to the airport and they'll wrap up your lunch in foil (bring a freezer bag to keep cold and eat on the plane and make your fellow passengers extremely jealous)

This was our second time visiting BV's, and it definitely won't be our last…read more Service: I'm honestly not sure where the bad reviews are coming from. Both times we visited, the waitstaff was incredibly courteous, attentive, and greeted us with warm, beautiful smiles. Food & Drinks: The Cheeseburger: Extremely juicy, perfectly cooked, and topped with fresh condiments on a beautifully toasted bun. The fries were extra crispy, delicious, and perfectly salted. We paired the burger with the Island Lager. It had a very crisp, clean taste that complemented the meal perfectly. Highly recommended! On our second night, we tried the pizza. Being from California, we're spoiled with some amazing wood-fired pizza places, but hands down--this pizza was absolutely delicious. The dough was soft and clearly handmade rather than ready-made, and the cheese and pepperoni were fresh and flavorful. I highly recommend BV's for both the fantastic food and the stellar service!

I gave this place 2 stars because the service was fantastic, but the food was more of a half star…read moreexperience. This place has an extensive Italian menu, and a huge drink menu showcasing a vast collection of bourbon. All of which is wildly overpriced, which is to be expected in this context. No complaints there. It's the Italian menu. Well, not really the menu...the cooking is horrific. We ordered a Hawaiian BBQ chicken pizza. A 16" thin crust which should have been a nice treat on an island with no shortage of fresh chickens and pineapple, and with a solid love of BBQ. The waitress was friendly and I was very optimistic. We also ordered some salad. The food came out quickly. First the salad. The lettuce was flimsy. The salad dressing was tasteless. It was basically some limp green lettuce and coarse chopped bell peppers. The salad was disappointing, to say the least - you have to seriously not give a rip to make a salad that boring. Then the main event! The pizza arrived. Complete with that nifty metal rack thing they bring out so that your pizza seems to hover over your table. The table did not have red pepper flakes, extra cheese or even salt and pepper - which I figured was a good sign. It looked OK: small chunks of chicken spread thinly across a 16" pizza, with small pineapple chunks (all of which were strangely uniform in size) and a pretty generous splattering of BBQ sauce mixed into the melted mozzarella. I sliced myself a slab of that pie and got ready to eat! One bite told me everything I needed to know. The uniformly shaped pineapple chunks had that telltale slightly metallic flavor because...IT CAME FROM A CAN! Hawaiian sacrilege! Then the BBQ sauce hit. I couldn't tell if it was from unsold McRib sandwiches, KC Masterpiece, or a jug of plain wrap BBQ SAUCE from the Big Save Market. It wasn't good. Then I reached the crust, which seemed like it came out of one of those Pillsbury tubes you get at the store and smack on your kitchen counter to get it to pop open. Nice for wrapping hot dogs for 7 year olds, not so great for pizza dough. The Hawaiian criminal code should include a felony for serving canned pineapple to unsuspecting pizza eaters. Bobby V's doesn't even have a beautiful Hawaiian vibe going for them. The ambiance is the disastrous hell hole called the Coconut Marketplace - a pointless commercial development where they ripped out real Hawaii and built simulated Hawaii. There are several other restaurants walking distance from this place, and even a McDonald's that's not so that far away; even the egg salad from a dispenser in the men's room at a nearby gas station is probably better than the pizza we ate (and it might make you a genius!) While attempting to eat a piece of their awful pizza - I watched as several plates of very overcooked pasta were served at nearby tables. The pasta was clearly very mushy and it didn't smell very good either. Perhaps they serve good desserts, depending on what's on sale at Costco. The beer was good...but someone else made that. Don't just skip Bobby V's, run! Run! And warn the others. I'm an absolutely hard pass on this place and you should be too. UPDATE: We got home from our trip and put together a Costco pizza kit for a late dinner. It was 10X better than Bobby V's pie, and cost about $3.

Awesome pizza!!! Never thought I would get a neopolitan style pizza in Hawaii this good! Would…read morehighly recommend, especially if you're eating in for a night!

Pizza was burned. This is their plain cheese pizza. Looks like they threw more cheese on it at the…read moreend to mask the burned cheese. My kid wouldn't eat it and was the reason we ordered cheese pizza. my huz and I had a slice each. Mid. Good service

The pizza is now elevated- great owners! Great crust, sauce and service! I still ask for extra…read moresauce.

Went here for my niece. Wish Dominos chains have kids' menus. We ordered a small cheese pizza which…read morewas way more than enough for her. Service was friendly and fast. Pizza was a little burnt as you can see in the picture. It didn't bother her though. She still loved it. Place was pretty clean. Small Cheese Pizza: 4/5

Everything was so delicious. I had the stacked enchiladas and the red sauce might be the best I've…read moreever had, so great. The Ube churros were so good and the Ube whipped cream was unreal. Service was great and the ladies were so friendly. Super cute Mexican spot on the island.

This was our 2nd visit to Kaui and Verde. We purchased chips…read more& salsa, nachos w/chicken, carne tacos and plant based tacos. Everyone was very happy with their meals. I can specifically speak to the plant based tacos which were amazing. Overflowing with the delicious fillings which I scooped up with their great chips! I always appreciate restaurants that make the effort, above beans & rice, to accommodate vegetarians/vegans and they are definitely doing it rigjt! Drinks were well poured and staff was great. Highly recommend!

June 2026 I ordered…read morefrom Island Craves via DoorDash. Long story short, the DD driver stole one of our orders. I called Island Craves and spoke to the owner. We both deduced the driver was a thief! The owner was super cool and chill and no one was to blame but DD. Regardless, we ordered the loco moco and it was DELICIOUS! Because of the DD mishap, the owner gave us 6 donuts. We came in the next day and grabbed some. The maple-bacon donut and Malasadas were pillowy and delicious. Thank you for the great food and wonderful customer experience.

Donuts were dry, like they were sitting there for a while, the malsada also must've been old. :/…read moreand very very disappointed with the Loco Moco :( had no seasoning or flavor in the meat nor gravy. Overpriced for what is was. Not everyone should make loco moco. Go to Waipouli Deli & Restaurant up the road if you're craving a flavorful loco moco.

Been more than 10 years since eating a Pizza Hut pizza, since everyone in the family has a more…read morepreferred pizza chain. But a TV commercial stating that a 3 topping large pizza, any style ($10 for carryout) caught my attention. So tried it, and it turned out pretty good. I've been meaning to try their 'new' tavern-style (mimicking Chicago's thin crust) pizza for a while. So downloaded the app while driving back from Kauai's North Shore, and ordered/paid for the single pizza while my wife drove. The timing worked out well, with us arriving 30 minutes after ordering . Of course, in Hawaii it was quite a bit more than $10 ($17 in this case). I got an order confirmation email soon after. This location is a dine-in restaurant, mimicking the style from 40 years ago. There was a flat screen with status of orders placed, and my name was on it with a status of 'complete'. There were pizza warming ovens accessible so first thought I was supposed to self-pick it up (like a delivery driver). But it was empty, so waited until I could get a teenagers attention. He got the pizza box from a warming oven, handed it over without much effort and we drove back 10 minutes to our hotel. The pizza was good, especially with the bottled Corona we had back in the room. The toppings of cupped pepperoni, Italian sausage, and canned pineapple was surprisingly generous with a decent amount of cheese, all covered right to the end of the crust. It was cut into squares, and I think it would tasted really good if eaten right out of the oven...so dining in might be the way to go here.

Ever seen signs for "Hunt Bros Pizza" at nasty gas stations in the South?…read more Yep- Pizza Hut has now arrived to that level. Dirty restaurant, pizza was "meh" and service was as bad. Pizza Hut is the "Sears" of pizza joints...used to rule, but now needs to ride into the sunset...