We came here one weekend to try it out. They always have advertisements and coupons in the back of Safeway receipts so I wanted to see what they were all about. Lighthouse restaurant is located at the Hawaii Kai golf course. It's a pretty big restaurant that overlooks the golf course. It looks like a great place to have birthday parties and graduation parties because the restaurant is one big open room. Anyway we went for lunch and they have a pretty wide selection of food items available. We didn't know what to get so we asked the waitress what she recommended. She said they're burgers are good. So I ordered the bacon cheeseburger and my husband ordered another type of burger. We got my daughter breakfast pancakes because she loves pancakes. Then the waitress comes back and tell us that the just sold their last burger. Sad face. So I ordered the fish and chips and my husband ordered the kalbi. My fish and chips were huge but I wasn't really a fan. The kalbi he got was small and wasn't very flavorful. But my daughters pancakes were really good. It's a nice restaurant and service was great. I'd like to come back again and try the burgers, and hope they don't run out this time. read more

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The food we ate at the restaurant here is easily the worst of any golf course and downright terrible. My complaint about many places is the service but the service here is not the problem, the food is. Rarely, maybe never, have I wrote a review live, but the French Dip is easily the worst I've ever tried. It's very salty and bitter. Very bitter. The au jus is the culprit. Eating the sandwich without the dip was bland but way better without the very bitter and way too salty au jus. The au jus was thick and I've never had thick au jus that was good. The roast pork was better but bland with a stale taste. Like old cereal, and it was a little tough with no fat. Who makes lean roast pork? Here, and the results are not good. The only good for the day here was the seasoned fries. A better version of Jack in the box's curly fries. read more

Okay, some caveats: we had been driving all day and were hungry. We had just come from Turtle Bay resort where every restaurant and eating experience is impeccable. I was given the responsibility of finding us a place to eat and had spotty mobile phone service. I did not take a good look at the dining area pictures, which would have shaped my expectations significantly. We also came in very close to closing time. Now that's out of the way, let me go through by category: Service: Wonderful. Our server was a lovely person and was playful and attentive. She even brought over the sauces my brother-in-law requested so he could mix some 'special ketchup' for his fries. Could not have been more friendly. Ambiance: (again, we had just come from Turtle Bay) If junior high cafeteria is the epitome of your preferred dining experience, you are in luck. This has it all: stackable chairs in a wonderful neutral grey that set off the contrasting dark tables that have a chic 'roadside score' or even a 'Faceb--k Marketplace, category: free stuff' vibe. The chipped flooring completed the elevated design aesthetic, until I visited the bathroom where I was greeted by an amazing 'forgotten high school gym' experience, complete with clogged toilet, leaking sink and drain, and teal tile facade. Clearly the designers thought of everything! The clientele is truly breathtaking as only 'golf-bros' and 'trophy wives' can be. La elegance! It's a place where the beer flows like wine, and the excitement about how close to par they played is of such high import that meaningless events like the birth of a child or siblings' wedding are quickly forgotten in the flurry of "bro!"'s and "right?"'s that a bonding experience like walking in the grass for three hours provides. Next up: food Food: I could not do better praise than to compare what we ate to those escalated giants of gastro-molecular excellence, Denny's, Sonic, and Am-Pm. The Lighthouse has perfected some amazing techniques in their dishes that you rarely find. Things like: day-old-bread, unmelted cheese, and fresh Food Land fries (reheated). I, also, appreciated their clear respect for the customers palate, where many restaurants will add sauces, spices, or spreads (clearly trying to trick people with 'flavor') to their sandwiches, none of that is utilized. Therefore allowing the Patrons de Idiot to invent their own food experience through imagination and hope. Truly an event in and of itself. All that is to say, we will not be returning. However, if you do find yourself here. Please do lower your expectations. No, lower. Keeeep going. Lower still, please. Nope. You're not there yet. You see the earths core? Keep going lower. Alright. You can stop. read more

Although the layout of this restaurant (located above their shop) is basic, don't expect basic their service and food. Yes, it's not a high-class food establishment. But after spending in insane amount of time out in the sun playing golf, A/C and good local food is what counts. Plus their service is awesome. I would definitely come here again! read more

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Service here is WONDERFUL! Company was wonderful.. Thank you Terry K for inviting me out and bringing me to this nice and cozy place. The chef that works here is friends with Brian M. We had a nice intimate breakfast. Sadly, his friend wasn't working that morning so I couldn't try some specialty dishes. I ordered from the lunch menu, their soft shell crab salad and 2 scrambled eggs. I must have eggs in he morning! Soft shell crab was ok. Salad was very light on the dressing. If you're playing golf it's a great place to come eat after... If you wanna drive all the way down to hawaii kai just for breakfast well I don't know if I would do it because I love sleep and it's far. Maybe if that chef was there and I got to try the speciality I would say different? read more

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Hawaii Kai golf course restaurant is our go-to lunch place with our grandchildren. The staff especially Lisa is extraordinary and attentive to the kids, like being with family. The restaurant features daily specials that are prepared with a local touch. It's a great stop for a fun and relaxing experience. read more

The Lighthouse Restaurant is tucked away upstairs in the Clubhouse at the Hawaii Kai Golf Course. When we visited early on a Saturday morning we were the only ones there so the dining room was quiet and cool, with a gorgeous view. Our server was warm and friendly, with suggestions and recommendations on the menu. The meat loaf loco moco was hearty and delicious with a white cream-based sauce that was an unusual upgrade from the traditional brown gravy. Unfortunately the eggs over easy were over cooked, with solid yellow yolks instead of runny as they should be. The Malted Belgian waffle itself was decent, with a generous serving of fresh fruit on top. The Mango Stuffed French Toast was a standout, with a sweet and tarty filling and perfectly done toast. The Vegetarian Omelette was overstuffed with fresh vegetables, and quite tasty. We finished up the breakfast with the mango lilikoi cheesecake, which was also wonderfully presented and the perfect way to finish up a great family breakfast. The Lighthouse Restaurant is quite a gem. read more

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Cheerful service! by Tommy Li He said he's only been an employee for the past 6 months, but he sure doesn't act like it! So, I had to ask! Yup - he has significant experience in the Food Service industry! And - it shows! He's very personable and helpful! We dined here for breakfast after hiking the Makapu'u Lighthouse Trail. The GPS directions were a bit off, but we edited it and changed the pin location, so it should be all good now. LOCATION: at the Hawaii Kai Golf Course. It's upstairs, above the pro shop. PARKING: free and plentiful AMBIANCE: casual, bright, and spacious! We liked the large windows with scenic views! FOOD: yummy! I had the Meatloaf Loco Moco - so delicious! I finished it and enjoyed every bite! I wouldn't mind returning and having other menu items! It's a drive, but it's worth it! read more

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Lighthouse Restaurant is located on the grounds of the Hawaii Kai Golf Course pn the second floor. Formerly known as Queens Beach Restaurant they have totally revamped the whole menu. A new name, change of menu and New Chef in place which now offers a mixed variety of small and complete local dishes to try. Chef Mitch formally from Corner Kitchen (now closed *sad face*) has a lot of dishes not ever seen at your local Golf Courses restaurant. Yes, CK was my hangout to get good local grindz and cold brews. After hearing that he landed here I had to come and test out some of his food. Ahh yes, it brings back those wonderful memories from the past and now looking forward to future tasting some of his new creations. Reasonably priced for golfers finishing up a tough round, people hitting at the driving range or hikers going or coming from the Makapuu Lighthouse post hikes. There are 3 different menus, Breakfast menu served till 11am, Lunch menu after 11am and Pupu menu after 2pm. Great place for larger gangs that's looking for a place to rehydrate and relax after a good workout. On my first visit we tried the.. Fried Ahi Belly, 4 nice size pieces. This is the way Ahi Belly should be cooked, crispy skin. Lechon Pork Kawali, it a lettuce wrap dish with a tomato lomi. Super good crunch from the crispy skin and surprisingly not oily like your normal roast pork. It was delicious and deceivingly filling. Love this dish! Second visit with my Wonderful Yelp Buddies, we sample the Banana Pineapple Lychee Foster's Pancakes, Breakfast Sandwich, Soft Shell Vrab Salad, Fried Ahi Belly and of course the Lechon Pork Kawali. I think the concensus did the favorite dishes was the Pork Kawali because of the crispy crunch from the pork skin. Also the Banana Pineapple Lychee Foster's Pancakes. Such great company along with good food made for an enjoyable afternoon om a sunny day. One thing that you have to remember, this is a golf course restaurant and if the course is close due to some unforeseen reason, than most likely the restaurant will be closed also. I really hope they would bring back Local talent and Hawaiian music to this venue, that would be a great reason to drive out to here. It's totally in the works so be on the lookout for Awesome Hawaiian music playing here on selected evenings on the far East end of Oahu. Update: Talented Big Island Artist and Multi-Na Hoku Hanohano Award Winner Mark Yamanaka will be playing on March 10th Friday from 6:30-8:30. No reservations are taken, so first come first serve. I'm sure they'll be more talented Hawaiian musicians to play here in the future. There will be special hours when there is entertainment playing, so make sure you call first to check. So worth the Beautiful Ocean views and scenery while driving here, so check them out! read more

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This review is for the Easter Brunch. Made reservations for 8 people over a month prior. We got a nice round table by the window facing makai. The food was in the other banquet room near the restrooms. $45/person. Not bad, not as much variety as some buffets I've been to but I felt the quality of the food was better. The one downfall is they had live music which was way too loud. You had to shout to have a conversation. They let us have separate checks too. Most of the people at brunch were not golfers, looked like people who came from church read more

Lighthouse Restaurant - Beet goat cheese salad - American Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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-Not a busy place so they can take you anytime - Went for breakfast Service: - slow - they served the coffee with the food -friendly Food: - vegetarian omelette was delicious - must try is the loco moco meatloaf with fried rice - coffee was regular, nothing special read more

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A couple Saturday nights ago FPO and I went to see Wasabi perform at the Lighthouse Restaurant. We'd heard great things about the food so we went. Much to our disappointment the regular kitchen wasn't open. They had a buffet. $36 per person, it had meatballs, chicken wings, country fried chicken, basa, mashed potatoes, assorted vegetables all in heating trays. Not very impressive but he restaurant was clean and comfortable. The music was a mix of 50's, 60's, and 70's ... a lot of fun if you grew up back in the day (like we did) and your parents controlled the car radio, making you listen to oldies on K59 while you rolled around in the back of your dad's Chevy van because seatbelt laws didn't exist yet. The crowd was older but I'm telling you, they could all show people a quarter of their age how to have a good time. And all in all we did have a good time. Had a round of drinks (draft beer and a house red wine) then we went to Mickey D's for a couple of burgers. I would like to go back when they have he regular menu available so I can try the food. Maybe next time they have live music on a Saturday they'll keep the kitchen open. Fingers crossed. Wow, ask and ye shall receive indeed! I just posted my review a couple of days ago and then learned Wasabi was again playing just last night at Lighthouse and this time kept the kitchen open. Again the staff was great! The ladies were all very friendly and attentive. FPO and I split a Kalbi Plate which came with Mac salad and rice at $18.00. It was pretty good. The Mac salad was a little bland. The Kalbi came in three pieces and was tender. Not the best I'd had but it was flavorful and hit the spot. Others at our table had nachos, edamame, and the Hot Appetizer Platter (lamb chops, chicken wings, pork belly, and duck), French Fries, and Kobayaki Fries (French Fries with Okonomiyaki sauce, kewpie mayo, and fury Kalbi). I wasn't in the mood for nachos and didn't try them; it's hard to mess up edamame; I heard the platter was good; and I really liked the fries. They were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. A little too salty so next time I need to remember to as for no salt and just add at the table. The Kobayaki Fries looked good and I want to try those sometime. They do have Fish and Chips on the menu though so that might supersede ... next time I'll have to play it by ear. And there will be a next time. It was good food, a little pricey so not something for every week. The music was amazing as always and the people there seriously know how to have a good time. read more

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I ordered the mahi mahi sandwich with the side of fries. Pros: - The fries were delicious. Crispy exterior and fluffy interior... what more could you ask for. - The service was excellent. Our waitress was incredibly welcoming and accommodating. Cons: - The mahi mahi sandwich was bland. - The sandwich was served on a burger bun that had an odd spongy texture and taste. I had to completely remove the buns after a few bites. - The mahi mahi was chewy. - The atmosphere was off-putting. The tables are right next to store merchandise (ex: golfing shirts) and there is no AC so it is very stuffy. Overall: I personally don't think the meal was worth the price so I would not return. But, keep in mind that there aren't many restaurants in the area. read more

3.5 stars! Every weekend i am on a hunt for new place to have breakfast and thats how i found this place located inside Hawaii Kai Golf Course. Here the review: *Ambience: super, i repeat super old inside! May be original conditions since they open! Nice view to the golf course though. *Service: my waitress was an old lady but she was the cutest thing ever! Plus she did an amazing job. 10+ points for her!!! *Food: *Two egg breakfast ($9) Nothing wow but its cheap! *Corned beef hash ($12) I didn't care much for this style of corned beef hash (i like it more crispy) but the eggs were made to perfection! Overall, place is not bad but i wasn't impressed either, good prices though! read more

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Came here for breakfast. The service is great, our server made sure our drinks were always filled and that we were happy with everything. I ordered the Loco Moco with fried rice, meatloaf and brown gravy. I ordered my eggs over easy and they were a tad too runny (the whites too watery), which was not a big deal for me, but next time I will order them over medium. The second dish was Corned Beef Hash with hash browns and eggs over hard. The eggs were served over easy and we sent them back, which came back good the second time around. Apparently it wasn't an egg day for the chef. The restaurant is nice and spacious, the views of the golf course are beautiful, the service is great and the atmosphere is laid back and relaxing. The food could be improved, but happy with the visit overall. They also have Sunday brunch and Live Music in Friday's, which is something definitely worth checking out in the future. read more

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Great food after a round of golf (especially after walking 18 on the Championship course, which they now allow). Forget your diet and get the fries - they're some of the best you'll find on the island. read more

Lighthouse Restaurant - Take out menu - they still had a kalbi sandwich special not listed here today (5/18/20). - American Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Cold ac and beverages after a fun par 3! Lechon was very good and portion size big. Clams and burger were also good. Wait staff was excellent, our water and iced tea glasses were never empty and our waiter was super nice and accommodating! Definitely will be back to check out the Sunday brunch and some other menu items. What a pleasant experience, it was everything I wanted after a hot day in the sun. read more

Lighthouse Restaurant - Clams in broth - American Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Lighthouse Restaurant [LR]. (2.5 stars). "Let me sleep on it... and I'll give you an answer in the morning." - Meatloaf The morning after... My answer is NO MORE DIANE SAUCE FOR ME!! ;) For the record, I do NOT heart breakfast foods and I really wish we could have ordered from the lunch or dinner menu. Definition of "Diane Sauce": "A sauce is prepared from the pan juices. Ingredients vary; they may include butter, mushrooms, mustard, shallots, cream, truffles, meat stock, A1 Steak Sauce, and Worcestershire sauce. The sauce is flambéed with brandy or Madeira and the sauce poured over the steak." - Wikipedia Meatloaf Loco Moco - $9 (+$2 for Fried Rice). (2.5 stars). I'm not sure if LR uses all the ingredients above to make their version of Diane Sauce but unfortunately for me, I couldn't eat more than 3 bites of my Meatloaf Loco Moco. I don't blame LR at all but I should have "googled it" before I ordered my meal. I could taste copious amounts of Worcestershire/A1 steak sauce. The sauce was just too overpowering for me. I can't say I'm a fan of Diane Sauce but at least now I know. No regrets. PERSONAL PREFERENCE... The Meatloaf were cut into slices (similar to scrapple or spam) which didn't help me at all. Even though the meatloaf looked grilled, it was soft inside. I'm a visual person and that's all I kept thinking about as I bit into my meatloaf. Don't get me wrong I love meatloaf but maybe I'm just not used to this version?? The fried rice was tasty and fresh!! I would order that again!! ----*-----*----*------*-----*----*----*-----*---- I definitely want to come back and give LR another try! But only from the lunch or dinner menu because it sounded and looked yummy! If the meatloaf loco moco had come with brown gravy and I asked to have my meatloaf grilled a lot longer... I would have liked this dish! Maybe I'll ask to see if I can substitute the Diane Sauce for brown gravy the next time. Service was great! Tommy is very personable! The view is nice and the dining area is spacious. Parking is ample and on-site at the Hawaii Kai Golf Course. As a whole, it seems that the "Lunch from 1100AM" rule is strictly adhered to. I'm sure I'll be back to LR but hopefully I'll be in the area to try the lunch or dinner menu!! read more

Lighthouse Restaurant - Meatloaf Loco Moco with Fried Rice - $9 (+$2). - American Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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EXCELLENT!!! We found this restaurant by searching on google maps after snorkeling in Hanauma Bay. It had great reviews and low prices. It's located on the golf course so there are definitely great views from the windows. Menu selection varied from American to Hawaiian fare. Prices are very reasonable and serving sizes are HUGE!! I ordered calamari to start and then the fish and chips/catch of the day, which was fresh caught marlin. Omg!! The best beer battered fish I've ever eaten!! Three huge pieces of fish each bigger than my cell phone! The seasoned fries were plentiful, crispy and flavorful. My boyfriend had the hamburger steak. It was equally delicious and flavorful! I highly recommend this restaurant. Although it looks fancy, it's casual dress... I was in my bathing suit and a cover up. No problem! Some evenings they have live music. read more

Lighthouse Restaurant - Calimari appetizer! Yum!! - American Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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FYI- restaurant is closed. Instead, they have tables set right next to their merchandise downstairs. Small bar adjacent to it to what looks like a small kitchen. Had called before to ask if restaurant was open. Said they did, but forgot to mention that you would be sitting in their lobby next to some Polo shirts for sale. read more

Came here tonight to see local favorite cover band Chain Reaction- first time here. Ordered the seafood platter and nachos and a few drinks. Service was really great- we had a large group but she kept up with us all night. Appeared to be only one bartender- but couldn't tell from speed of drinks for the whole room! Prices were very reasonable and portions were great! Much more than expected for a golf course restaurant. Will be back!! read more

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Good food, nice people. A little old looking place, but makes it up with the extensive menu. Not many vegetarian options, but some. I had the pancakes which were very good, unfortunately not real maple syrup. The Angus burger I am told was divine. read more

Lighthouse Restaurant - American Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

If you are done hiking the beautiful trails, stop by the Lighthouse Restaurant for a quick lunch. It is attached to a golf shop. Don't expect anything glamorous for decor, but the menu is great and the food was delicious! The fries were deliciously crispy like long tater tots. This is a good stop for some good food! read more

Lighthouse Restaurant - American Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

We came here hungry after hiking the Makapu'u Lighthouse Trail, and were pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food. I ordered the quinoa beet salad, and my husband ordered the fish and chips. We got a side of truffle fries. Everything was good, but the fries especially were crispy and delicious. Service was a bit slow, but my husband had wanted a side of mixed greens and roasted potatoes with his entree, and the chef went ahead and gave it to him for no charge (apparently even though fish and chips is an entree, the fries are considered the side). Like another reviewer said, the decor and atmosphere are nothing to write home about, but there are nice views of the golf course on either side. We came here with our son, who is 17 months old, and found it to be kid friendly. There is no kids menu, but he is a picky eater anyway and ate some of our food. Overall, we are glad we stopped in our way back to Waikiki. read more

This is definitely a hidden gem, better than Zippy's! The prices, portions and quality makes this place one of a kind. Panoramic views of golf course and mountains and the great friendly service is a plus. Every dish we ordered was awesome so I can't recommend just one. Must give this place a try to see for yourself. read more

My dad and I come here for breakfast when he comes over for a visit, about once a month, on the weekend. We love it. He always gets eggs and bacon and I usually get the veggie omlette. We have lots of coffee and always a fine time. read more

Horrid food. We had the Mochiko chicken. Teeny, tiny very, very dry 3/4" squares. $10 for about 10 bits. Smoked platter was three things: smoked pulled pork, rewarmed countless times; strips of thick bacon FAT; and squares of smoked fat. Not like Chinese roast pork where there is pork and fat in layers. This is pure FAT. UNEDIBLE. The waitress and waiter were very friendly. The only good thing at our meal. We will never again waste our money here on "food" that cannot be eaten. $35 down the drain. read more

Giving this place a 5 star review for Pau Hana Friday tonight. They had "Tavana" playing music, so AWESOME! Food was delish, drinks reasonable and dancing to boot. Highly recommend this as a place to wind down from the week. read more

Great food at great prices. If you come on Friday night, there is live music, and a smaller menu, but the same great quality of food. Plentiful free parking, beautiful location, great service--be sure to stop by! read more

On vacation with my family we stopped here to eat. Food was very tasty. We had the Big Boi lighthouse burgers, Ikes burgers, definitely recommend this place.... Delicious.. read more

Perfect post-beach meal! It's fairly casual and the food was excellent. I got the mango stuffed French toast based on the Yelp reviews and was not disappointed. My husband loved his firecracker mochiko chicken. My friend got the haupia creme pancakes and they were fantastic. We will be back. read more

And friend and I decided to stop for some pupu's and see Danny Couch perform. This was a first for me at this restaurant and while it was on the older side, it seemed clean and nice enough. The room looked to be about half full with most people seated near the music section near the stairs. We opted for the Steamed clams, garlic edamame and truffle fries. Wow I've got to say they were all really good! Our server did a great job, she was attentive and friendly. The restrooms were clean which I always appreciate. The place seemed to have many Danny Couch friends/fans who were seated closest to the dance floor. And damn, I had forgotten what a great voice he has! He even sang songs that I don't particularly like, but his voice made the music sound so much better than the original. I would definitely go here again, especially when Danny Couch is there! read more

One of our favorite out of the way places. Food has a more local flavor type cooking. Excellent bloody Mary's & mimosas with breakfast! You can also get pitchers of beer! Prices are good & a excellent view. read more

Not the best meal experience. The restaurant is above the golf shop on the course, it seems like the location is an after thought. There is no hostess and when we arrived we were not greeted, weren't even sure they were open until I approached the sitting and gossiping waitresses. Unfortunately our kids were hungry or else we would've picked up and left right there. Our waitress was sweet and tried her best, but she was clearly distracted and thus forgetful. Admittedly the Pork Nachos were awesome, but the rest of the food ordered was mediocre at best. With all the other food options on the island I would recommend a different location. This restaurant has potential, but if the management/owner wants to attract business outside of the golf course serious training and work is necessary. read more

Good basic fare at a reasonable price for Oahu. Other than the view, this golf club restaurant doesn't have much atmosphere. It looks like a banquet hall. The chef said it was his first week and he'd be revamping the menu. Right now it's hamburgers, sandwiches, salads, fish plates, hamburger steaks, and tacos. They serve breakfast too. The food tasted good. Salads had bottled dressing. The portions were ample. read more

Nice view, dining room was a bit rough looking. Service was a little slow but friendly. Food was decent but I can't say I'd go back unless the location was a factor. read more

Wow what an unexpected treasure! Sunday brunch here (2 mimosas per person need I say more?) is the jam! I had no idea and I have been living on Hawaii Kai golf course for the past 26 yrs. Insert monkey covering eyes emoji here. The service we received from Laura was awesome, she was super attentive and funny. I really was impressed w/the buffet too. Lots of fresh, delicious options. I am definitely coming back soon. read more

I've driven by here so many times and I never noticed the sign for the restaurant! We were hungry leaving Sea Life Park when this place came up on our nearby food search. It's on the golf course, but you don't have to be a member to eat. You can see both the mountains and the ocean from the dining room! Great food, good prices, and excellent service. Looks like they have live music a lot too! Definitely recommend. read more

This casual restaurant is on the second floor of the clubhouse at Hawaii Kai Golf Course. I had a fish sandwich and it wasn't bad. The server misunderstood my son's order, so he only got three slider sandwiches when he ordered a half dozen. But, the staff were friendly, which is a plus. What was very annoying, however, were some of the male golfers sitting at the table adjacent to us. You know the kind of men who are very meek and quiet when they are alone, but act like barbarians when they are in a big group, and exponentially worse when they've had a couple beers? Yeah, like that. They were overusing the "F" word, as a verb, a noun, and an adjective all in one sentence. Guys? I thought golf was normally a gentleman's game, and that goes for the normally calm restaurants attached to golf courses. It is not the restaurant's fault, but in the future if I hear a big group of boisterous, profanity-spewing men who would be more at home in a sports bar, I will turn around and head the other way! read more

Lighthouse Restaurant - American Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

The food was delicious!! Great service and views from the dining room! I would definitely recommend!