7 Best Salad Restaurants near Kalaheo

“Honest 10 outta 10. Drinks great, food great, people working great!! Great all around. Had a small issues with mosquitoes and getting bit. (it's Kauai, where are mosquitoes not around?) The bartenders and staff were so nice and had bug spray (the good all natural non deet stuff) behind the counter for me to use!

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Parking: Main entrance to restaurant is in the back of the wearhouse. Parking is plenty.“

“Love this place. I've been to a few locations and it's always good! The coffee is amazing, but the real shocker is how great the food is! The local breakfast sandwich, croissantwich and Breakfast Burrito and so delicious, but my favorite by far is the Lomi Salmon Bagel....I crave it!!!!! Highly recommend!“

“After a long morning at Waimea State Park, I picked Da Booze Shop because the name made me laugh. Well the jokes on me because the food, service, and atmosphere were stellar! I have always loved eating in Mom and Pop places because they always have the best food. I got the Mahi Katsu and had enough leftover for a snack. If you are traveling with kids this is a great place to eat. You can eat across the street at the park and let the kids play and expend some energy.“

“Great food nice looking place great people Great little Hideaway to get away from all the hustle and bustle of the big restaurant chains. The employees are so friendly and can explain all the foods nice“

“The variety in menu, courteous service fairly reasonable Prices.“

“First time at Shipwreck Subs and it did not disappoint! I asked for a recommendation and ended up with the First Class Upgrade Sub. It was delicious and incredibly filling— I could only finish half! The house vinaigrette really takes the sandwich to the next level. My only suggestion would be to add a bit more greens so they last through the whole sandwich. Overall, a great experience and I’ll definitely be back!“

“I see a lot of reviews where people gave bad reviews for service. If you’re from the mainland I could understand why you would believe that. But, you’re not on th mainland are you? No, you’re in Hawaii. Everything here operates on Hawaiian time. That means you’ll get service when you get it. Don’t be a ōhumu haole. Enjoy the islands, service and atmosphere the way the natives and locals do.As for the prices, EVERYTHING HAS TO BE SHIPPED HERE. So is it expensive? ‘a’ohe mea ‘ino. Aloha!“