The parking may be limited to maybe 5 cars but this place is a great stop for a small treat…read more When you walk in you're welcomed with a sweet smell from all the treats they offer. We tried the chocolate and vanilla pena cotta and they were delicious! It was smooth and thick with great richness! We also picked up a bag of Arare Cookies. I love the extra crispy crunch and texture this cookie has. It's has an almond based flavor with an extra sweet crunch from the rice crackers. The older gentleman behind the counter was patient with me. It was so hard to choose from all the treats. We also tried the blueberry scone and the chocolate chip scone. These were not as sweet or as buttery as you might expect, but I'm sure will pair well with a sweet cup of coffee. Glad we stopped by!

Stopped by here a few years ago when we traveled to Hawaii a few years ago, they have neat…read moredesserts, cream puffs, some cakes, etc. It's a to go type of place. We had tried the chocolate, matcha and vanilla, all were good and decent, no complaints

I was introduced to Orly Patisserie by a family friend who spoke highly of the owner's impressive,…read moreaward-winning background, so I had high expectations going in--and they were exceeded in every way! I ordered a cake and an assortment of desserts for my parents' vow renewal celebration, and everything turned out even more beautiful and delicious than we could have hoped for. The presentation was absolutely stunning, the textures were wonderful, and every flavor was thoughtfully balanced. Best of all, nothing was overly sweet! Each dessert felt elegant and refined, and our guests were genuinely delighted. It's clear that so much skill, care, and artistry go into the creations at Orly Patisserie. I'm so grateful to have had such a beautiful addition to a meaningful family celebration, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Orly Patisserie to anyone looking for exceptional cakes and desserts for a special occasion. If you appreciate beautiful craftsmanship and delicious desserts that are as delightful to eat as they are to look at, Orly Patisserie is absolutely worth considering! THANK YOU!!!

Tried the passion fruit ube cheesecake. Amazing flavors that were well balanced and a great texture…read moreto the cheesecake. Prices reasonable for the area and quality. Service was friendly and the location is convenient. Will return if we come back to Kauai.

came here for their malasadas and they did not disappoint. facing the market to the left, bakery is…read moreon the right as you head into the open air mall, just a few steps in. sign wasn't obvious enough so I missed it and walked all the way into the mall.

I had seen the reviews on this bakery and wanted to try it. I found it in the mall we were in. The…read moremap said it was further than just walking the mall. I drove around and it was only a little walk away. The place is small but has a lot of stuff to eat. The lady was really nice and helped us out. I was a bit hungry so I got a ham and cheese croissant , I had her warm it up. It hit the spot and a nice snack. I got the custard and guava malasadas and they were terrific. Tasted great. The stuff was fresh and soft. so nice Got to come early for the good stuff because I got the last custard. we walked to the food court to eat the stuff.

Sunday morning @ Lihue, my usual stop when we're at the Marriott, I walk here for coffee, pastry or…read morebagel -- what a gem on Rice St! For this visit , I Got 2 large coffees ($5.50) and the Jalapeño bagel egg sandwich with bacon cheddar spread ($14.) . Wow- super yummy, the bagel was fresh-baked in house, perfect chew with a nice jalapeño kick, egg fluffy and bacon + cheddar spread melted just right. I am not a fan of bagel since the ones I had were hard to chew but this one hits different. Coffee was strong and hot, perfect Kauai morning fuel. Opens at 6AM, The lines are long but they move, worth the wait. Charming little bakery with fresh ocean views when you exit the shop, true family-owned vibe, super friendly hard working staff. You can tell everything is made from scratch -- they're famous for the fresh-baked bagels and banana pudding for a reason. The cinnamon rolls are huge with pecans, looks so tempting but I had to limit my sweets & carbs. "The Banana definitely is Jammin here", at The Jammin Bakery & Cafe , I can't wait to be back!!

Nice alternative to the on hotel property breakfast places. I ordered a drip coffee and the…read morescrambled eggs with 1 piece of bacon. Kind of odd to be charged per piece but I guess than means someone can order 10 and know their price. Food came out quickly even though it was busy. We found a nice small table to sit at. M y wife ordered the Acai bowl. When they say banana base, they mean the yogurt flavor. No actual real sliced fruit in th bowl. Seems kind of odd for an Acai bowl to be 70% granola with yogurt and nutella on top. Prices are still high even if not as high as the hotels.

June 2026 This is…read moreacross the street from Dukes restaurant. Parking was ample and plenty of seats/chairs both indoors and outdoors The ice cream flavors were plentiful. From the classic to the tropical flavors of the island something for everyone. I got 2 flavors and it cost something like $10. Worth it.

Great Ice Cream. Intimidating Scooping Energy…read more Skinny Mike's feels like one of those places locals would rather you not know about - tucked into an unassuming little shopping center with vintage Hawaiian vibes and decor that makes you want to grab a cone and stay awhile. The ice cream, thankfully, was worth crossing state lines for. My kids predictably ordered something bright blue - Cookie Monster and another flavor that could only have been invented by either a six-year-old or a marketing genius. Whoever came up with those flavors is probably laughing all the way to the bank. I went with mint chocolate chip and toasted coconut topped with hot fudge, and it was absolutely fantastic. Rich, creamy, and exactly what vacation ice cream should be. The only reason this isn't five stars was the service. Let's just say the welcome felt a little more "Who sent you?" than "Aloha." Maybe we accidentally wandered into a locals-only witness protection program. Hard to say. Still, the ice cream was so good I'd happily endure another soul-piercing stare for a second scoop.

We came upon this lovely little Filipino place back in August and had to return to take the rest of…read moreour family, specifically for the pan de sal. It's incredible and the most delicious homemade Filipino bun ever! My kids were also incredulous of how wonderful it tasted. During this visit we also tried the chicken adobo (better than my Filipino mom's version and better than the way I prepare it!) Wow, again best ever chicken adobo dish! My hubby got the breakfast plate that had sausages and rice. He loved it. Also got the chicken tinola and pork adobo on a second visit and more pan de sal! The shopkeepers are so nice and friendly. It's a pleasure supporting this local small business. It will definitely be a place we'll return to over and over again during future visit to Kauai! Highly recommend! There were many locals who came too! The lovely owner grandma said they've changed the name of the restaurant, because she's handed it down to her son and he'll run the business. Thank you for preparing and serving delicious Filipino food!

Love being able to get freshly baked pan de sal in the morning and R&J has them. So good while…read morestill hot... I got half a dozen one morning and had to have some right away in the car. I should've got a dozen. This place is a small Filipino bakery and turo-turo joint on Rice Street in Lihue in between Rob's Good Times Grill and the bowling alley. The Tita that helped us was friendly and I was going to get a bag of their homemade chicharon but decided against it. She laughed when I changed my mind. They have some vegetables for sale scattered about the small retail space out front. But the main draw is their baked goods and their hot food to-go. I saw everything from biko (sticky rice dessert), musubis, empanadas, suman (sticky rice wrapped in banana leaf) for baked and packaged goods. Then they had pancit, dinuguan, fried fish and pork adobo. There were several other offerings that I cannot recall. Pan de sal was 3 for $1 or a dozen for $4. Gotta get the dozen. Parking is in the share lot right out front or street parking along Rice if the plaza is packed.

Sweet spot on lovely people with yummy coffees ext... Might…read morebe a bit more of parking issue if they are busy but manageable. Lots of seating even undercover if it's raining. We will be back So worth the stop.

This was our first stop when we landed and were in dire need of caffeine…read more We ordered 2 types of lattes and the coffee was sour. Too exhausted to go back and request a change we simply marked not to come back. I see others have had the same issue so I'd recommend other cafes. Service was alright. Not the typical aloha warmth we are familiar with elsewhere. Cute outdoor seating though.

We got seated very quickly, beautiful view of the water! I got the classic burger, which was…read moreamazing. My friend got the poke bowl and she said it was great. My mother got the seafood chowder and said it was a 10/10! Would recommend for people who love seafood!

we walked past this place a few times as we ate at other places in the same building. They sat us…read morequickly with a view of the water. The menu is quite varied which was nice compared to other places. They took our order quickly. I had an ahi tuna burger with seared tuna. I substituted the wasabi aioli with the garlic aioli. Wow it was flavorful and a great size. Fries were very crispy. My wife had the ahi tuna poke. Portion size was great. She removed the wasabi sauce which made it less flavorful. I think next time she would add back another sauce like the garlic aioli I had. Still nice portions. We may go back here again given the variety of food and how fast the service is.

This is usually our first stop on the island. We are huge fans of their Halo-halo dessert! Best on…read morethe island. Made carefully with quality ingredients and served with a smile. We visit annually and the staff welcomes us like family. Their honey dew boba drink is top notch too. The store is full of Filipino ingredients, meats, snacks etc. If you are looking for something, I'm sure they will have it. Can't wait to return!! Mahalo TJ Variety!!

Their Honey Dew blended tea was a tad sweet, but very refreshing in the heat. I really enjoyed it…read moreeven though they added the tapioca balls when I requested to not have them. While I was waiting for my drink, I took a look around their store. They have a nice, smaller selection of snacks and groceries that were mostly decently priced.

Food 9/10 All the sweets we got here was perfect…read more Service 9/10 All the servers were great Ambiance 8/10 The place is a little cramped but they didn't have a lot of people there all the time so there was ample seating for everyone.

What a great shop. They sell souvenirs and food. I got a pretty Hawaiian flower clip for $1!…read more We stopped on this side of the island on a cruise ship. We came by both days that we were at port for food and shaved ice here. They have a huge variety of shaved ice. You can add different flavors or syrup and ice cream. They have mochi and flan add-ons too. The possibilities are endless here. The fried intestine and lumpia are soooooo good. The intestine shrinks when cooked but was still delicious. The lumpia's are 10 for $10. They are so good I can probably eat 30 by myself. The fried banana eggrolls were huge. Crispy, a bit too sweet for me but really good. HAPPY SHAVED ICING!!