Tiny Pyramid is a cozy little restaurant tucked inside of the Na Lama Kukui shopping area. It's semi-outdoors, as you're seated out in the open area, but still underneath the covered roof (if that makes sense LOL). The service is always amazing when we visit, and it looks like they treat each other and their guests as if they were part of the family. The baked lobster is always the winner for me, and it's automatic that I order it every time I come here. All of the dishes are so carefully and thoughtfully plated, that every single component adds a little flair to each bite! There are some thai-inspired dishes, but the overall flavor of everything is so delicate and balanced as opposed to a huge kick of spice. Also, you MUST end the meal with a dessert. I try to grab something new each time I visit, and every single item is always delicious. read more

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Tiny Pyramid a hidden gem in the former Gentry Design Center. Locally owned and operated by a very nice family. Wonderful place, service is great. Reservations recommended if you're looking to have dinner there. We went for lunch and treated ourselves to the 4 course lunch/dinner menu. For appetizers we tried the Baked Lobster (delightful baguettes with lobster and a sweet chili aioli and mozzarella cheese), Baked Oysters (served on the half shell with a sweet chili aioli sauce and mozzarella cheese), the Loa Roll (Lemon Grass Curry Chicken Summer Roll served with a house salad with a wonderful sesame dressing), Manila Clams (we ordered both the garlic butter and j'jun chili garlic jalapeños). We loved all of them but the j'jun chili garlic jalapeno clams stole the show. For entrees we tried the Lao Pot Pie (puff pastry w/ chicken breast, carrots, onions, and potatoes it's usually served with a rosemary cream sauce but the chef made it with a garlic cream sauce, Sea Scallops Napoleon ( puff pastry w/ scallops, eggplant, red bell peppers, and zucchini in a lemon grass curry sauce), Asian Classic ( rice pasta topped with an assortment of seafood and vegetables in a garlic cream sauce, Baked Opakapaka (served with fettuccine in a white wine sauce topped with crispy noodles, and the Classic Hen (Laotion herb marinated Cornish hen with awesome mashed potatoes topped with a rosemary cream sauce. For desserts we had the Pyramid, Blueberry Torte, Strawberry Shortcake, and a Pecan Torte, The desserts were prepared with an artisan flair. Excellent desserts not overly sweet but tasty , it let the fruits and toppings flavors come through. read more

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I went here for lunch today and ordered their baked opakaka with linguine and creamy garlic sauce. Also can't forget their desserts! Ordered 2 desserts to go: lilikoi cheesecake and their famous chocolate pyramid. Absolutely love their desserts! read more

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Love the menu choices, the service, the ample parking and the food. It is odd to eat in a corridor but it's also quiet with nice table tops in spite of not having table cloths. We enjoy the soft shell crab, the lamb, the oysters, the seafood pot pie and desserts. The male manager is always friendly and helpful. Took out-of-town friends who loved the food so much, they want to return. We love that it's BYOB!! Please don't change anything. read more

First impressions: super cute spot... looks perfect for a day date or a girls lunch. The tables all had fresh flowers on them and looked very pretty. I think they also take reservations since the table next to ours was set with utensils and place cards. The hostess was very nice and answered all our questions and waited patiently while we made our dessert choices The Noms: Lilikoi cheesecake - cheesecake is very light and airy but still rich. Not too sweet. Wish there was more lilikoi syrup and flavor tho Sweet potato haupia - very light. The sweet potato haupia is a mousse. I enjoyed this. Raspberry pistachio -my least favorite. The tartlet was a bit soft and the filling wasn't pistachio at all, more like a bland whipped cream. Very disappointing. In Conclusion - would recommend this spot, even if you come in for something sweet to go read more

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Located inside the Na Lama Kukui Center, Tiny Pyramid is a pastry bar and bistro that offers a nice dinner menu as well. We came here for an early dinner and opted for the 4-course dining option, choosing: +the Cream of Corn soup with blue crab meat (as our 1st course) - didn't really taste much of the crab, but the soup itself was piping hot, soothing, and tasty +the Lao Roll (as a 2nd course) - this was just okay; I think there could have been a better sauce +the Baked Lobster (as a 2nd course) - baguette slices topped with lobster meat and baked with a sweet chili aioli and mozzarella cheese; these were so addicting and yummy! +Lao Pot Pie (as the 3rd course) - puff pastry with chicken breast, carrots, onions, potatoes, and zucchini in a chef's house tomato ragu sauce; I wasn't really a fan of this, as it was just tomato-based; the sauce was too thin, and the ingredients could have been more seasoned +Lobster Pad Thai (as the 3rd course) - stir-fried rice noodles with egg, all dressed in citrus XO sauce, topped with a Maine lobster tail, and garnished with bean sprouts; the lobster was overcooked and rubbery, but the noodles themselves were cooked well and they were well-dressed with the sauce; very savory and a tasty dish +and, for the 4th course, we were able to choose any item from their bakery case - we went for the chocolate mousse Pyramid and the passion fruit cheesecake - both were the right size and a great way to end the meal Service was kind and friendly. Seating is 'outside', just in front of their storefront. +Cream of Corn soup +Baked Lobster +Lobster Pad Thai +chocolate mousse Pyramid dessert +friendly service +located at the Na Lama Kukui Center read more

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The food was delicious and the desserts, delectable! They had a nice variety of different pastries, sweet and savory dishes, salads and more. It was hard to choose! Their lilikoi iced tea was also refreshing! read more

Tiny Pyramid - Tuna Wellington Sandwich - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Tiny Pyramid is a hidden treasure tucked away in a textile & interior design center near the waterfront. The corn & crabmeat soup was well balanced with hints of zest & cracked peppers. The bake lobster was a very well executed & delightful appetizer especially when lightly topped with the accompanying sprouts & tomatoes. The Lamb Wellington was the best I've ever had-perfectly braised & juicy with crispy, golden browned puff pastry. Crying Belly was a mouth watering braised pork belly simmered in flavorful but light Asian sauce. Braised duck was perfectly done & moist. Outstanding French & Japanese style desserts, featuring their signature Chocolate Mousse Pyramid! Servers are helpful & pleasant. Excellent French-Asian fusion cuisine at reasonable prices! read more

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This place is dangerous... Let me explain. I work for one of the office spaces in the building, and having Tiny Pyramid so close by daily is a constant test of will. Between their pastries and their entree dishes, there's every reason to stop by at any time. If you're looking for a starter, I love their khang Lao soup, a light, savory, and tart offering to prep your palate for flavor. Their tuna Wellington is a lovely, fluffy, crunchy little handheld bite to satisfy that lunch craving, and why not treat yourself to a sweet little dessert before heading back to the office? This is the hard part: their array of pastries can be hard to choose from. Some of my favorites are the lychee lime, lilikoi cheesecake, and the poached pear in red wine tart. Really though, their assortment of tasty vittles will keep you coming back again and again, and trust me, you'll be welcomed back with open arms everytime by their lovely, friendly and attentive staff. Tiny Pyramid is a little tucked away, but it's worth finding your way here from time to time. read more

Great food, great service with an ok setting. I wasn't expecting anything like this place when I first approached it. I was a little late and we were seated outside of the restaurant in a building i hag r never been in before. It is right across Liliha bakery on Nimitz highway. I thought I was in the wrong place. I was kindly invited here by a friend of mine and she is a foodie so I knew I was in for a treat and it didn't disappoint at all. We all chose from a complete meal which was $43-50. Included a soup or salad, appetizer, main dish and a choice of any dessert in their bakery. The salad was good, nothing super special but it was aok. I chose the escargot and that was a win. Made in a creme sauce which was in different way which I have never tasted. It was delicious! Then the crying pork belly. It doesn't look like much but man was it tasty. The pork belly was soft and the sauce was just right. I would compare it to a brown gravy but not. The finale was raspberry dessert of I have no idea what French word they used. It was light and a great way to end the meal. I had my eye on the lamb and the opakapaka which I will probably try next time. I knew my wife would enjoy the fancy desserts (I'm not really a fancy dessert guy) so I brought a few home for her. She loved them all! The service was great as they shuffled our plates and drinks around seamlessly. Great teamwork here. I will see you again Tiny Pyramid! read more

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Located in a deserted strip mall, where the parking is free and plentiful in the evening time. We were the only ones dining for the majority of our evening. The owner mentioned that they do get busy during the lunch hour, which is why they have a time limit. Classic pop songs playing in the background with an acoustic vibe. 4-top tables "outside" that can be combined into bigger parties if need be. Inside of the shop is where the kitchen is at, along with a full bakery case and grab-n-go goodies. This was our first time ever trying this place out (we never had the pleasure of visiting them when they were in Kaimuki either) so we opted for the four-course menu which was totally worth it for us! And the best part is that not everyone in the party has to choose the same starting and ending courses. This was our take on the food items provided: Cream of Corn Soup - On the grittier side than we're used to, but the flavors are there with large chunks of crabmeat. I would order a pitcher of this to go! Side Salad - Ginger sesame dressing, very interesting like nothing I've had before. Baked Oysters- eat it with the alfalfa sprouts, so good! Escargot - sauce is amazing! Lamb Wellington - the meat is soft and the sauce so good with the puff pastry, peas, meats altogether. Lao Pot Pie - like a stew, but better! And it's so hard to choose just one dessert because there are so many savory and sweet options to choose from. We throughly enjoyed this meal and we will definitely be back for more! read more

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My grandma first brought me to this restaurant when it was JJs Pastries up on Waialae in Kaimuki. It's a family run business that has been around for over 20 years and the quality has only improved over time. Their pastries speak for themselves. When you walk in, the array and striking colors and designs capture your senses. The chocolate pyramid cakes are incredibly rich, we've had several over the years for birthdays and family events. Some of the pictures in these reviews are from years ago but i believe these items are still available on their menu. My favorite items as a kid were their pizzas (veggie) and house salad. They make their own dressing and sell it, which I love to take home and use on my own salads! The baked lamb Wellington is an absolute treat. Their pastas are also excellent, my favorite is the classic white wine beurre blanc cream. Their Baked oysters (Rockefeller style) are some of the best on the island! 10/10 recommended spot for adults and their kids. read more

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Ordered a yellow birthday cake with chocolate frosting. Received a white cake with chocolate frosting. Was told by the manager that they don't make yellow cake, but was not told at the time order was placed. Manager stated there are only two types of cake, chocolate and white no such thing as yellow cake. The cake was small and the body of the cake was very very dry. The worst cake I ever purchased! read more

Tiny Pyramid - Birthday cake - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Long time residents will remember this place used to be in Kaimuki. I never used to remember what it was called, other than it being known for their chocolate pyramids. Now it's located on North Nimitz Hwy and with more parking than its last location. Pro-tip: ask for the set menu. It's technically on the dinner menu, but if you're planning on ordering an appetizer and a dessert, the four course menu is a good bang for your buck. On this day, I went with the Parisian (duck pâté), cheese ravioli with seafood, and the chocolate lilikoi. The desserts are sometimes a hit or miss because the mousse layer is really good but the cake layer in the bottom can be dry. Seating is outdoor but within the plaza and spaced out. If you go around lunch time, I would recommend a reservation but after lunch hour, there's a pretty good chance you'll be able to get a table without a reservation. read more

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What a great little spot for dinner, or dessert! Or dessert!! We were here for a group of 20 and they accommodated us beautifully and served all the food hot, timely and DELICIOUS!! The four course meal was just perfect and the staff if so attentive and friendly. I've heard about this spot for a while and I'm so glad to finally get to experience it. SO good! I can't wait to come back read more

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Highly recommend for a unique dinning experience. Variety of desserts to choose from. Restaurant is in a little mall, tables outsides. Very relaxing atmosphere. Service was excellent, our server made many recommendations and walked us through the menu. Recommend dining here at least once. read more

Tiny Pyramid - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

The ladies were SO VERY KIND. They gave me a warm and welcome greeting. They helped and even coerced me into buying more pastries that they personally recommended for my taste palate. The place is small, clean, and inviting. I ordered an assortment of different pastries. While the place is named Tiny Pyramid after their chocolate pyramids I wasn't the biggest fan of the pyramid. It didn't wow me like I thought it would. The chocolate lilikoi was my favorite one because of the lilikoi mousse. The chocolate cake under wasn't anything to brag about. I wish the lilikoi cheesecake had more lilikoi flavor in the cheesecake itself instead of just the "jam or jelly" on top. The crust was very nice though. The Le Cafe had a very nice coffee mousse on top but again not too crazy about the chocolate cake. My friend enjoyed the tiramisu but I am indifferent when it comes to tiramisu. I'd come back to try the coffee and to try different desserts. read more

Tiny Pyramid - Tiny pyramid - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

I met up with a few co-workers for dinner. The food was good, but not outstanding. I did learn from our server that they have 46 different types of desserts I ordered the four course pre-fixe menu. I ordered off Menu B, which was $50. They also had menu A, which was $43. For both options you get to choose between a soup or salad for your starter. Then, you get to pick an appetizer from what they have listed. The main entree is what separates the A from B. For dessert, you can pick any item from the pastry case. I got the cream of corn soup with blue crab for my starter. For my appetizer I chose the baked oyster. My main entree was the lobster pad Thai. My dessert option was their famous chocolate pyramid. That is what they're known for. The corn soup was good, but the crab was so shredded you couldn't tell that it was crab. The baked oysters were fantastic. It came with three pieces on their shell baked with a cream sauce and cheese. The oysters were not thoroughly cooked and more on the raw side, which I prefer. The lobster pad Thai was meh. The sauce was really strong and a bit sweet. My friend tried it and said it tasted really dense, which I agreed. It had no bean sprouts at all. How can you have pad Thai with no bean sprouts? Maybe that's why it tasted off. The chocolate pyramid was so good. It was decadent and smooth. It's a chocolate mousse on top of chocolate cake dusted with cocoa powder all over. The service was ok. They seemed to be very casual. They don't do separate checks, so bring cash. read more

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Some things better than others. Excellent service and food. Almost no complaints, but it is a pain to get to because the doors on one side of the building complex close at 6. The prices are like $0.50-$1 more than I feel it should be. It is quiet and has seating in a dimly lit but clean area. Also, the tiramisu is really good here. Try it if you like it. read more

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If you want casual, French-based contemporary cuisine, come here. The cake is also French style. The chocolate dessert is not too sweet and has the best taste. Both the food and desserts are delicious. There's plenty of parking, so it's convenient. The toilet is also inside a building, so it's spacious and nice. However, the seats will be outside in the hallway. If this doesn't bother you, you can enjoy delicious food in a casual setting. カジュアルでフレンチベースのコンテンポラリー料理を味わいたいならここ。ケーキもフランス風。デザートのチョコレートは甘すぎず最高の味わいです。お料理もデザートも美味しいです。駐車場もたくさんあるので便利です。トイレも建物内にあるので広くて良いです。ただし、席は外の廊下になります。それが気にならなければ、カジュアルな雰囲気でおいしい料理を楽しむことができます。 read more

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This bakery preserved quality of life during the covid pandemic. I'm thankful for them making it through that difficult period and still here! We recently had guests from the bay area and I wanted to make sure dinner was a success so I bought small cakes to let each person decide. They are all so colorful and pretty you can't go wrong. Like picking a bouquet of flowers. JJ the chef says he can make any of them gluten free if you call ahead and place an order. I selected 2 JIC for my guests the azuki bean chocolate and the chocolate nuttela. I added their prix fixed menu in case you want to go for the full experience and have dinner and then dessert. read more

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On top of the holiday festivities, November is filled with family birthdays. Last night, we celebrated our daughter. Tiny Pyramid's dinner menu offers choices that made us want to try a little of everything. We all opted for the 4-course menu. We all shared a taste of each other's choices and agreed thumbs up, including the warm loaf baguette. The food hit different areas of our taste buds. My starter choice was the soup. Yummy! For the appetizer, boy, what a tough decision. Unanimous head nods for the baked lobster. It was our favorite, but the baked oysters and Lao roll brought smiles, too. For the main dish, I decided to try the Sea Scallop Napoleon. I loved the flaky pastry instead of a traditional pie crust. I don't usually enjoy curry, but I liked it in this dish! Dessert, choosing from their selection... It would have taken us all night. We sampled each other's strawberry cheesecake, matcha mousse, and chocolate lilikoi mousse. All yum! It's not too sweet and fancy enough to make you feel special when eating something special. All in all, we all left with bellies smiling. Lots of free parking, and dress is casual. Table service is in the common area of the building, and we received attentive and engaged service. This place is BYOB, but they have an assortment of teas and coffee drinks. The lychee iced tea was just right for me. We will be back, hopefully soon, for a date night. Pretty please! I've got to taste their signature chocolate mousse pyramid!! read more

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We love this restaurant and we go there on special occasions! We love their desserts and all their food options. The service is always awesome! They can get busy so it's preferable to make a reservation. The ambiance is nice and cozy! Also, it's free parking. read more

Tiny Pyramid - Classic Hen on a bed of mashed potatoes - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Delicious food in unlikely cool setting! The deserts. Omg. BYOB allows us to eat more!!! Great service when not too busy.

Curry is "Trash" hella watery and has a sour taste. Paid for chicken and tofu there was only tofu in both curries. Waste of money I'm pissed read more

Tiny Pyramid - Yellow curry and green curry. Yellow Curry (mild) Green Curry (spicy) - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Great food, friendly staff with very good service. Perfect spot before an evening movie at Dole Cannery.

Service is excellent. Even though it was a busy lunch time, they quickly accommodated two of us. Ample parking fronting the building albeit quite full during lunch time. The food was decent. I enjoyed various kinds of seafood with bread. Next time I should give the curry a try, since the chef is from Laos. read more

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What a surprise and amazing bistro and pastry bar. We ordered Khao Soy Pasta, Green Curry Chicken, and a couple pastries. The food was presented fabulously, and the flavor was delectable. As there was no added sugar, the dishes were bursting with flavor. The service was outstanding! Very friendly and courteous! We look forward to returning and trying out the other menu items. read more

Quite the selection of decadent desserts. This is not your average bakery but a classy little cafe tucked away with much to offer. I only tried a few deserts but everything was amazing. I purchased the treats inside at the counter and decided to sit outside in the restaurant seating area and eat them. The service was friendly and extremely helpful in pointing out what to sample. So many choices with creative and local flavors. For Honolulu the parking won't get easier. One of the worst deterrents in trying new places if parking availability. You won't find that problem here. A large lot is outside and free of charge. read more

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Cornish game hen skin was very crispy and seasoned well. The pate' was also delicious, but the crostini was a little too crusty.

Tiny Pyramids serves a small portion menu but big on flavors. Customers who dine or take out from here will be paying a price, yet they're paying on the quality and freshest ingredients they use to consistently provide great results. The restaurant staff are friendly, courteous, and merry. The dining experience is an indoor open-air setting. Natural light does come in, but have an overall slightly dim feeling. Always consistant on providing great service and food! Great job, Tiny Pyramid. Parking: Private parking lot (free). Note that this is a security guard monitoring parking lot. Street parking (metered) is also available Payment: Cash or credit read more

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I was craving dessert so we stopped by to grab these beautiful mini cakes! It is hard to choose just one when you see the selection! They're so beautiful and yes, they taste just as good as they look. You wanna impress your in laws and bring them something nice when you visit? Bring these gorgeous cakes and you'll be their favorite. read more

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I've only stopped by to pick up desserts for ppl. Saw the wonderful lunch plates. Decided must dine here one day. Made rez in advance for dinner. We went early as I know how fast their dessert vanish and we had a show to attend after! Excellent greeting, attentive service by all. As you can see from pics we sampled quite a bit. Had the 4 course which included soup or salad, appetizer, entree and choice of dessert! We ordered different items so we could taste a bunch. Everything was aesthetically pleasing and kept our taste buds pretty happy too! What a lovely meal! Its great location and convenient parking right out front makes it so easy to pop on by! So we'll be back to try more dishes...dessert is a given! Thank You for a great meal before our show! read more

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So excited to finally try this place! The desserts are such a big distraction! Like, which one do I want? I want them all! Ugh. My friend and I both opted for the four course menu option Menu A. 1st- The corn soup was yummy. Only suggestion, serve it with some crackers or maybe a small piece of bread to absorb all the goodness left behind in the bowl. Joking, not joking! Haha. 2nd- The baked lobster. Mmmm... delish. 3rd- Fisherman's Pot Pie was perfectly put together with a nice flaky pastry puff. Soooo good. My friend had the Crying Belly. I saw the mashed potatoes and was instantly jealous. Haha, but I don't eat meat. 4th- Lilikoi cheesecake was Yummz and the Banana haupia cake was good. Coffee on the side, perfect. Service was warm, attentive and friendly. Outdoor seating was cute and simple. Ample parking. I think this is a perfect place for girls night dinners, first dates or just dessert, coffee and conversations. Will I return? For sure. read more

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Fantastic place! Highly recommend. We had dessert and loved the large variety they offered. Everything tasted wonderful and fresh. I'll absolutely be coming back for lunch and dinner! read more

Tiny Pyramid - Desserts - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Went here with guests from D.C. and we were all thorough impressed. The food was amazing, and the service was top notch. For it being a relatively smaller venue, the ambiance was perfect and you could BYOB, which made it astonishing. I got the 4 course meal with Lobster butes, corn soup, and Lobster. It also came with dessert which was perfect. My only regret was not knowing about this location sooner. I will bring my family to this location as well, if we can make this a regular outing. read more

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I've had dessert from Tiny Pyramid, but have never eaten the food before now. The food is plated nicely. I tried the Soft Shell Crab BLT for lunch. It's was very tasty! Do note that the portions are quite small; I could've eaten another two or three, and ended up eating a second lunch afterwards. The desserts are absolutely beautiful. They have a long case with a huge selection of items. On my most recent visit I tried the following items: Lilikoi Cheesecake, Mango Peach, Sweet Potato Haupia, Black Sesame Cookie Crumble, Chocolate Lilikoi, and the Chocolate Pyramid. I enjoyed each of them! The only one I didn't love was the cheesecake, but all the other ones had distinct flavors and were very delicious. For dining in, there is no seating inside the location itself. All their tables are set up outside the shop door in a center with many businesses. Extremely kind, welcoming, and hospitable service. I very highly recommend this woman-owned business! read more

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A hidden gem! Good food and great service. I ordered the yellow curry which was absolutely delicious. More rice would have been better. And the desserts? Wow! The showcase made it hard to pick just one. read more

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I was so happy to see this hidden gem survived the pandemic and is still thriving! My sister wanted French patisserie and she was shocked when I told her about Tiny Pyramid, she had no idea it existed. Located off Nimitz Highway in the old Pacific Gentry Center, now called Na Lama Kukui Center, Tiny Pyramid is serves lunch and dinner in addition to coffee and pastries When we rolled up, the outdoor dining area - which is under cover within the center - was almost filled with diners, some of whom had glasses of wine with their meals. We asked, and it's BYOB - but they have wine glasses to cater to guests who want wine with their meals. Their menus look amazing, from baked lobster and escargot appetizers to Lamb Wellington as an entree - and that's just lunch! But it's the dessert case that's the main attraction for me. They offer more than 40 French style patisseries, including their eponymous Tiny Pyramid cake. My sister and I have decided to try a dessert a week, and maybe make an Instagram for the journey lol read more

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After hearing so many repeated great reviews over the years, I decided to make reservations for a last minute Sunday brunch. Easy to call for a reservation and lots of free parking! Whoot whoot, I'm in! Unfortunately, I should have done more research before diving in. Maybe my expectations were set too high. I loved the concept of the covered "outside" dining as although restaurants had opened up, we didn't want to be crammed into a small area. The whole reason for this gathering was to catch up casually after church with someone returning to Hawaii for a short stay. I was familiar with the location and set up, but was disappointed to be greeted by a 90 minute dining limit sign as our first encounter with this restaurant. No other instructions nor a greeter was there so it was a bit confusing. I get it, Covid is still here, but how about another sign on where to go? We stood on the side and followed guests who seemed to be regulars leisurely walking in with their Sunday paper... maybe they don't enforce the 90 minute limit. After perusing the menu, we made our choices and went into an enclosed area after waiting our turn for limited entry. Wow, lots of pastries in the chilled glass showcases. They were artfully decorated and beautiful. I inquired if we order here or with the waitstaff. I was told either way, but if we wanted takeout we should come back in later. All the dishes were presented beautifully, but unfortunately the portions are tiny like the restaurant's name. Don't plan on sharing. Everyone expressed their entrée was just okay. Service is a bit slow and the staff is not what I would call engaging. Very little contact or exchange of conversation. Upon leaving, we did purchase the tiny pyramid and a few other desserts. They pyramid is rich and decadent do the smallest size is more than plenty. I would have to say the desserts are beautiful, but I would probably not return. read more

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