My husband and I were walking around the area at 8 o'clock ish, and we stumbled on this cute little…read morecafe. We walked in not really anticipating on buying anything, but the employee who was working gave off a sweet energy that we just couldn't resist. We ended up ordering an iced cocomac latte with oat milk. My GOD IT WAS DELICIOUS! The coffee flavor is there but the sweetness of the flavors don't overpower the coffee and hands down maybe one of the best lattes I've had in Waikīkī. If you happen to be in the area highly recommend giving them a try.

Cute place! Their logo is nice and the shop itself is cute! I got their iced cocomac latte that has…read morecoconut, macadamia nut and Hawaiian sea salt. I like that the coconut and macadamia were not too strong and overpowering each other. Surprisingly I could taste a bit of both. Often times coconut will overpower so I'm glad that it didn't. Atmosphere - Cute, clean place. They have some outside seating in front, only enough for 2 - 4 people. They have a lanai area that they were working on when we went about a month ago so that's cool! Service - Friendly and will answer your questions and provide recommendations. I tend to ask whether the flavor of the drink is stronger when it's hot or cold. Cost - $8 not including tax and tip. Parking - This is in Waikiki so we walked from where we parked in the International Market Place since we were there for something else. You can look for street parking but there's definitely parking structures around. Location - Careful not to miss it because it looks like it's in a building complex type of thing. It's on the first floor/street level. My google maps was pointing me to the wrong location, a block off but their sign is pretty big and clear to see! I would get their iced cocomac latte again!

We were staying at the Queen Kapiolani hotel. This is the coffee shop right in the lobby. It was so…read moreconvenient. There can be a long line but it moves pretty quickly. I got the first coffee on the menu, the longboard latte. It was so delicious! It was just the right amount of sweetness too. I got it hot and it was so good. My husband got it cold and that was good too. We also got the breakfast sandwich to try and that was yummy. Really nice to have a good and convenient place to stop in the morning for some coffee and a quick bite to eat!

Loved the vibes and aesthetic of this cafe but my partner and I weren't big fans of our coffees. I…read moregot the Longboard Latte which lacked flavor but my partner's Black Cherry Cold Brew was sour and unappetizing even after adding heavy cream. Friendly staff. Quick service. The other coffee options on their menu just might be better.

I honestly think this place is great. Considering their prices are affordable for those who serve…read more The PX isn't really a PX lol. It's like a tiny gas station shop without a gas station. They accommodated us for an upgrade to have two queen beds instead of a queen bed with a pull out sofa. It's our first time staying here and I am glad I got to experience it.

Average food, service was a little slow but friendly. Definitely a chill place to go for suitable…read moreprices.

The ambiance is beautiful here! The beach front view is awesome! The service is attentive and very…read morewelcoming. We had some beachy drinks that made us really feel like we were vacationing! The ahi poki salad was delicious! It really is a great place to sit and take in the beauty of the Waikiki blue waters. I definitely want to come back soon!

Nice, warm friendly greeting. Lots of choices for coffees and teas. Delectable pastries too!read more

I was staying at the Doubletree Alana Waikiki for work for a week…read more The Hiking Hawaii Cafe is located on the lower level of the hotel with an entrance from the outside and from inside the hotel. I had breakfast here 5 times before heading out to work! Highly recommend the Summit açaí Bowl! Probably the best açaí bowl I have had! The portion is large with lots of açaí, granola, fresh fruit and drizzle of honey! I ended up getting it 4 times! Highly recommend it! Skip the breakfast burrito tho. It was nothing special. Not on the same level as the açaí bowl! The breakfast sandwich was also very good! If you are staying at the hotel, you can get the food to take back to your room- they pack it up very nicely and charge an extra 50 cents for "to go" orders.

2 stars for the breakfast sandwich For $14.99, I was pretty…read moredisappointed. The sandwich only had one slice of bacon that was cut in half for the entire sandwich. The bread was really good, but for the price I expected a much better portion. 4 stars for the coffee The coffee was amazing! Definitely the highlight and something I'd come back for. The wait time was also really long, which made the overall experience a little more disappointing. Hopefully they can improve the food portions and speed of service because the coffee was great!

The açaí bowls are delicious and Kimmy was so sweet! My friend and I were here the day before and…read moreshe remembered our names and everything:)

Beautiful and flavorful salmon lox bagel. Great proportion…read moreof smoked salmon and cream cheese. I love the fresh veggies on top. The bagel was a little oily, I'm not sure where the oil comes from. One of the best salmon lox bagels I've had!

Such a great find! Slightly off the beaten path so you have to know where to go, and so glad we…read moredid! It's a little spot but service is great and fast. Seating is limited but luckily we arrived at the perfect time and early enough before the 'rush'. There was a line the whole time we were there enjoying our breakfast. I ordered the pancakes with guava and could not be happier! Unfortunately, I was so excited to eat it that I forgot to take a photo, but it was so good! Can't wait for our next trip to Hawaii to have some more

Happy Hawaiian Café is the perfect little breakfast spot! The walk-up counter gives it a fun,…read morecasual island vibe, and the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The food was absolutely delicious. We tried the waffles with bacon and Spam, and everything was cooked perfectly. One of the waffles was piled high with fresh-cut fruit, and it was as beautiful as it was tasty. The pineapple juice was clearly freshly squeezed and was one of the best we've ever had: sweet, refreshing, and full of flavor. And the coffee? Absolute perfection. If you're looking for a great local breakfast spot, do yourself a favor and skip the chains. I highly recommend supporting local and stopping by Happy Hawaiian Café. We can't wait to come back!

Sunny's Local Grind, Waikiki: A Little Hidden Gem Serving Big Breakfasts and Even Bigger Aloha!…read more BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): Fantastic breakfast, generous portions, and some of the friendliest service you'll find in Waikiki! Sunny's Local Grind is a small, unassuming neighborhood eatery serving delicious food with plenty of personality and genuine aloha. Definitely worth a visit! The Details: My wife and I stumbled upon Sunny's Local Grind while staying at the nearby Hilton Hawaiian Village. We'd dropped off some laundry at Ena, a wash-and-fold service down the road, and decided to grab breakfast while waiting for our clothes. Having checked out Sunny's Yelp ratings beforehand, I was pretty confident we'd found a winner. Still, you never quite know until you experience a place for yourself! The restaurant is small and casual, with a cozy dining area decorated with colorful local artwork. Unfortunately, the Hawaiian heat and humidity were in full swing, and it was a little too warm inside for my haole liking. Fortunately, Sunny's has a charming little outdoor dining area tucked into the alley alongside the building, complete with wooden tables, shade sails, and tropical decorations and a refreshing tropical breeze. Perfect! Now, let's talk breakfast! I ordered the Garden Omelette with Portuguese sausage added, accompanied by rice. WOW! This thing was absolutely packed with fresh ingredients, and best of all, it was loaded with glorious, gooey, melted cheddar cheese! One of my pet peeves with restaurant omelettes is when they advertise cheese but deliver barely enough to qualify as a garnish. Not Sunny's! They certainly were not stingy with the cheddar, and I appreciated every delicious bite! My wife ordered the French Toast with haupia coconut sauce, accompanied by eggs and bacon. She thoroughly enjoyed her breakfast, and was sweet enough to share a bite. I can certainly understand why! We need to start making haupia sauce at home...! The Service Deserves Special Mention! The folks working here were absolutely delightful! Warm smiles, vibrant personalities, friendly conversation, and plenty of laughs and witty banter. It's the kind of genuine hospitality that makes a small neighborhood restaurant feel special. We felt welcomed from the moment we arrived, and that friendly atmosphere continued throughout our visit. And speaking of personalities, we even encountered an adorable little black-and-white dog perched proudly in the front basket of an electric bicycle outside while its owner stopped to order some food. Naturally, I had to snap a picture! That little character looked like the unofficial neighborhood supervisor, keeping an eye on everything! Final Thoughts: Sunny's Local Grind is located just a block farther down Ena Road from Aloha Kitchen, within easy walking distance of the Hilton Hawaiian Village. It's not fancy, nor does it pretend to be. It's simply a wonderful little local restaurant serving hearty, delicious breakfasts with generous portions and terrific hospitality. Between the outstanding omelette, my wife's delicious French toast, and the genuinely cheerful staff, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Would I return? Absolutely, without hesitation! Sometimes the best meals aren't found in the fanciest restaurants. They're tucked away in little neighborhood spots where the food is made with care and the aloha comes naturally. Sunny's certainly lives up to its name. The food is delicious, and the people brighten your day!

This place has been on my list for a while, and I finally made it in. I arrived around 7:30 AM, and…read moreit was moderately crowded. We waited about 10 minutes to order at the counter, and the food came out within another 10 minutes. I had the Sunny's Loco Moco, Decaf Coffee, and the Caramel Apple Pie. The Loco Moco was okay -- the meat was dry and the gravy felt a bit heavy. The decaf coffee was too weak and acidic for my taste; I usually grind my own Swiss water decaf and make it pour‑over style, and mine is definitely better. However, the Caramel Apple Pie was delicious, and I'd come back just for that. Overall, I wasn't too impressed with this visit. Maybe I should've tried something other than the Loco Moco.