The cafe was beautiful, I would totally study here if they were open for longer. The cashier was…read moregreat and she suggested great items. She's also so pretty!! There was parking behind the building and it's free but very limited. I got the strawberry glow smoothie which was inspired from Hailey Beiber's smoothie at Erewhon, and $18. It was pretty good though and lowkey filling, I would compare this to an acai bowl in a cup. It was very thick and it tasted a little like bananas, there was a lot of good ingredients that benefit you though.

Parking: lot located behind the restaurant…read more Service: take out, the staff offered helpful recommendation on their smoothie offerings Ambiance: cozy, intimate. Has a large sitting area perfect for getting work done or meeting with friends. Food: a wellness cafe that went viral for their erewhon dupe smoothies (pricey, but elevated). Would recommend the minted greens, a take on a mint chocolate chip.

Cute little coffee shop with delicious pastries, and a variety of coffee and matcha. Service was…read morefriendly and fast. Vibe was very chill & the sitting area was nice with cool, what looked like custom cafe tables made from wood & resin(?) my favorite part was all the plants in the space. The Ube Lavender latte, with two of my favorite drink flavors, was basically meant for me, was rich in flavor. I tried the citrus elderflower scone which had a delicious glaze and citrus notes on the dough.

Drink: I got an ice matcha latte with whole milk and honey. It was a solid drink with decent matcha…read moreflavor. Service: my drink came out fairly quickly and the server was nice. Ambiance: i like the relaxing homey vibe. It feels like you're in someone's living room. Price: my drink was about $6 so decent price. I'd recommend this place.

This is a convenient coffee shop in the lobby. We appreciate the efficient service and healthy…read morevegetarian snack options. The prices are what you'd expect, not love lol, but expect. The banana bread lattes are seriously so good. Like a dessert- much sweeter than my normal lattes, but a nice little treat. The matchas are good if you add the Mac vanilla ? I'm not sure, my kid had a syrup w macadamia something added and it was very good. I had the dirty chai and it was really good as well. Espresso they use it not that strong, so add a few extra shots if you need that pick me up. Even w the added shots, didn't do much for me. Even Starbucks shots are much stronger.

Located inside the lobby of Turtle Bay. Ordered the infamous BBL as an iced latte with soy milk and…read moreit did not disappoint. I literally drank it within 5 minutes. It's a bit pricey, but it's so so good.

Ube mascarpone pancakes!…read more I've dined here and at the Aiea location a few times. To my surprise, Guieb was introducing an updated menu when my friend and I visited earlier today. Our server explained that the menu is more streamlined with favorites. He mentioned that all pancake dishes can be interchangeable to waffles and that the waffle in their chicken and waffle dish can be any flavor! can My friend and I ordered new menu items, the Aria Plate for her and Da 3-Bite Feast for me. We enjoyed our plates! I love when restaurants offer samplers of sweet and savory breakfast items. The ube mascarpone pancakes were as legitimately ube and not too sweet as ever. The crab cake Benedict was great with a crispy crab cake patty and the poached egg a good medium (huge improvement from the bao bun Benedict I ordered for takeout years ago). The egg from the Wagyu loco moco was cooked exactly like the over easy I requested. The meat was moist and the gravy was flavorful. Good to know I don't always have to get the same ube mascarpone pancakes every time! One of our servers seemed a little hurried when my friend just arrived, even though the restaurant wasn't busy. I gently reminded him that my friend needed time to look at the menu. (Maybe he got too excited, haha!) The rest of the staff were friendly and attentive. I seem to forget about Guieb's parking in the back, or even the 1-hour parking around the block. The closest untimed street parking I'm aware of is near First Hawaiian Bank a couple blocks away. Guieb Cafe Wahiawa is always a favorite whenever I have visiting family and friends, or for loved ones moving away.

****CHECK YOUR RECEIPT PRIOR TO PAYING****…read more ****CHECK YOUR RECEIPT PRIOR TO PAYING**** I had lunch with my wife and had a wonderful experience (she had the country fried steak and I had the Korean rib-eye with an order of 4 beignets [2 of the Ube and 2 of the Strawberry])... ...until I got the receipt for our meal. The cost for the whole meal was reasonable until I saw the price for the beignets that were the special menu item. THEY TRIED TO CHARGE US $25.00 for 4 beignets. (For reference: Price was: 1 for $2.75 or 4 for $10.00) I only ordered 4 (two of the Strawberry and 2 of the Ube so my wife and I can try both flavors), which should come out to $10.00. I confronted the waitress about the mistake, and was very apologetic about the error. She returns to the register to fix it and the total came out to $11.00, not $10.00. The math doesn't make sense. So I approached the waitress and she said and I quote: "We charge the $2.75 price because you ordered two orders of two different types of beignets. Since each cost $2.75, the total comes out to $11.00". THAT WAS NEVER MENTIONED WHEN THE WAITRESS TOOK OUR ORDER OR WAS NOT PRINTED ON THE MENU WHEN WE WERE LOOKING AT THE ORDER I asked her why wasn't this mentioned while we were ordering it, even though she was present when I was having the discussion of the beignets to my wife. All she did was apologize but didn't change the ticket. I didn't want to cause a scene, so I paid the bill and took off. I only state this because even though it is only a dollar, this could have been going on for a good amount of time where they can rack up a good sum of money from customers if they kept this act going. And restaurants wonder why people don't go to their establishments: because occurrences similar to this dissuade people from going out to eat. This is why I check my receipt before paying. *see picture* Don't get me wrong, food was wonderful and the ambiance was laid back and relaxed, but they should make it known of their EXACT pricing before advertising a food item on the menu

Great food and service, will definitely be back. Went in…read more2016 and back in 2026. Got the pancake platter

Countryside Cafe in Waianae is an absolute must if you want heavy-hitting local comfort food. The…read moregravy in their country fried steak is so incredibly good. I could honestly eat it on everything! The lilikoi buttered biscuits are delicious, beautifully toasted, and buttery. My only wish is that I could get a massive extra side of that lilikoi butter to absolutely lather all over them because the flavor is addictive! Fun fact: The waitress told me on my last visit that the owners actually live on the Big Island and they have a location in Keaau too! Love that they're spreading the aloha. Massive portions, amazing flavors, and awesome service!

I've only tried their macarons (which are always great). This was a first for trying their food and…read morecoffee. I ordered a seasonal iced coffee with creme brûlée, it was just alright. I wouldn't order it again. The flavor wasn't what I was expecting it be. It definitely was more on the custard side. I got the pesto sandwich, which was perfectly grilled and ratio of ingredients were great. They were out of a bit of ingredients when we went, so it was unfortunate, but they tried to make recommendations based on what we originally wanted. We went during a slow time, so there were a lot of open tables and seats inside. The outside dining area is really pretty.

The food was OK but the staff have absolutely no personality, they are just doing the job without…read moreengagement. A restaurant needs to be more than just " next customer ". The food taste better even when the people working there have a heart invested in the whole cuisine. So your ghost land leaves me dry.

I stop by here on my way home from scuba diving at sharks cove…read more The acai is incredible. The sauce, and crumble (not sure exactly what they use) are unlike anything else i've had on the island. The fried banana bread and ice-cream was also really tasty and hit the spot. I wouldn't recommend the espresso shakes. They kinda can't be extracted with the straw - have to wait for everything to melt.

I love Kahuku Farms! I'm always happy to see how they're expanding and changing. There's even more…read moreparking now, which makes it easier to visit. There's fresh fruit at the fruit stand along with lots of prepackaged items like their caramel, lilikoi butter, and other items. The lilikoi butter mochi continues to be amazing. Soft, chewy, with a dollop of lilikoi butter on top to add a bit of a zing. The grilled banana bread with ice cream and caramel is also amazing. I always bring out-of-town visitors out here to share some. It's delicious and the warm bread with the contrast of the cold ice cream is excellent. The grounds are lovely and you can do tours. There are bathrooms on site as well. Perfect for a short visit while you're in Kahuku.

A healthy spot located in the strip mall in the entrance to Ko'Olina. It's tiny, so to-go only. I…read morewent with a smoothie and one of the bagel sandwiches but I subbed their bagel for a locally made spinach wrap. They also have fresh juices and acai bowls. Not cheap, but good and healthy . The wrap with cream cheese, bacon and fresh veggies was perfect and light. The smoothie with fresh coconut cream walls was perfect after a run on the beach. Overall, you're paying vacation prices, but the food choices are healthy for a lighter lunch or breakfast. Parking is limited to a small lot with many popular shops/businesses.

I only come here for the coconut sorbet bowl. It's truly one of a kind on island. Ultra-creamy and…read morerefreshing. The toppings are simple, but it works because it lets the sorbet shine. The granola is also pretty good. There is a faint fridge smell while I'm eating, but I try to overlook it because the sorbet itself is worth it. Their açaí bowl is solid too. That said, the menu is definitely overpriced, and both taste and service can be a hit or miss depending on the day. One more note: I tried the matcha with coconut milk, and it was a total miss. No matcha flavor at all and just not good.