its closed its closed its closed its closed its closed
Alvin O.
Came for breakfast, place looks like its still being renovated. I ordered plain old pancakes with side order of the home made sausage. The sausage had good flavor but was on the drier side. Also it was only one piece.... the pancakes had a really dense texture. I would come again just to try their lunch menu though. Kind of pricey for the amount of food you get.
William Aylsworth
Please I strongly urge you to not eat here. The food is extremely awful. Very over priced, not following the new guidelines. If I could have given a negative star, I would have. Never will I visit again. 20$ for this and a coffee. -2 stars.
Nick Drance
Small, kinda no frills but great people, great good. Support locals!
Lin McEwan
Please support this wonderful restaurant, which the owner has been kind enough to allow for use as the prep kitchen for Hungry Homeless Heroes.
Bryo In Hawaii
Very easy to access in car. Very family style. French toast, eggs, and pancakes were delicious. Very affordable restaurant
Lynne Romero
Under new owners. The hostess/waitress was really nice. The food is nearly the same as with the previous owners. The place is more open and more updated
diverdougHawaii
This restaurant is off the main path but is on my radar. I eat there once or twice a month. I love the menu. I love the breakfast and dinners.
Gloria Barrera
Loved the food here, nice independent place. Staff is excellent.
Jim Spice
Hangover helper omelette was very good. Make sure to get a side of sausage. Had good service and a reasonably priced breakfast here.
Ordered the French Toast with their signature sauce. Tasted phenomenal and would reccomend. Also reccomend the banana and macadamia nut pancakes.
Papa D.
Got lunch today ordered a Cobb salad price was $14.95 it's about as big as a dinner salad would be with six pieces of very thin turkey breast no blue cheese they were out of no hard boiled eggs 3 cherry tomatoes nothing not even any ham or corn. Very disappointed will never go back there again. Certainly not like the old blue Moon Café good luck Bluemoon you'll be singing the song forever!
Victoria O.
Conveniently located in the Kihei Gateway Plaza by the gas station, this newish breakfast/lunch cafe is a Maui gem! High-ceilings give it an open, airy feeling. The décor is sparse and modern, with strong ceiling fans so you want to linger over an extra cup of coffee (in beautiful mint or teal mugs). The menu is extensive. From Benedicts (which come in a full or half-order) to pancakes to salads to omelets to protein bowls, one could eat here daily and not tire of the options. The Benedict is just 9 for a full or 5 for a half. Breakfast tacos also come in half/full orders. The regular coffee (unlimited refills if you eat there) is delicious but they offer a pure Kona for 4 bucks The prices are outstanding for Maui (or LA or NYC). Groceries are killingly expensive here. I could not believe the cost of eggs and bread at Safeway (a not particularly upscale one at that). Wine weighs more than food and sundries but Safeway (like Vons and Ralph's in the mainland) offer the 30% off six bottles deal. A Matua Sauvignon I drink at the Yale Club of New York when I am not drinking martinis or Manhattans was just 10 for the bottle on sale. Even at 12 that's not bad. It's becoming apparent to me that it's cheaper to eat at a cafe or food truck (of which there are many in Maui) than to shop and cook food at home. (My first night we ate at a popular food truck: three large fish tacos were 15. Buying all the ingredients would cost more than going to the truck---and you couldn't get the handmade tortillas in a bag.) I love everything about this cafe.
Susan Hardin
Nice, simple little place with very nice wait staff and attentive service and reasonable pricing. Breakfast huevos rancheros were very good.
Waiakea 808Maui
We miss Ken, the OG owner, but they still have good food and kind staff. The wknds a.m. seem to always have this place hopping, but usually never too busy. Lots of seating, but lots of tables make for tiny walk ways and slammed service.
its closed its closed its closed its closed its closed
Came for breakfast, place looks like its still being renovated. I ordered plain old pancakes with side order of the home made sausage. The sausage had good flavor but was on the drier side. Also it was only one piece.... the pancakes had a really dense texture. I would come again just to try their lunch menu though. Kind of pricey for the amount of food you get.
Please I strongly urge you to not eat here. The food is extremely awful. Very over priced, not following the new guidelines. If I could have given a negative star, I would have. Never will I visit again. 20$ for this and a coffee. -2 stars.
Small, kinda no frills but great people, great good. Support locals!
Please support this wonderful restaurant, which the owner has been kind enough to allow for use as the prep kitchen for Hungry Homeless Heroes.
Very easy to access in car. Very family style. French toast, eggs, and pancakes were delicious. Very affordable restaurant
Under new owners. The hostess/waitress was really nice. The food is nearly the same as with the previous owners. The place is more open and more updated
This restaurant is off the main path but is on my radar. I eat there once or twice a month. I love the menu. I love the breakfast and dinners.
Loved the food here, nice independent place. Staff is excellent.
Hangover helper omelette was very good. Make sure to get a side of sausage. Had good service and a reasonably priced breakfast here.
Restaurantji Recommends
Ordered the French Toast with their signature sauce. Tasted phenomenal and would reccomend. Also reccomend the banana and macadamia nut pancakes.
Got lunch today ordered a Cobb salad price was $14.95 it's about as big as a dinner salad would be with six pieces of very thin turkey breast no blue cheese they were out of no hard boiled eggs 3 cherry tomatoes nothing not even any ham or corn. Very disappointed will never go back there again. Certainly not like the old blue Moon Café good luck Bluemoon you'll be singing the song forever!
Conveniently located in the Kihei Gateway Plaza by the gas station, this newish breakfast/lunch cafe is a Maui gem! High-ceilings give it an open, airy feeling. The décor is sparse and modern, with strong ceiling fans so you want to linger over an extra cup of coffee (in beautiful mint or teal mugs). The menu is extensive. From Benedicts (which come in a full or half-order) to pancakes to salads to omelets to protein bowls, one could eat here daily and not tire of the options. The Benedict is just 9 for a full or 5 for a half. Breakfast tacos also come in half/full orders. The regular coffee (unlimited refills if you eat there) is delicious but they offer a pure Kona for 4 bucks The prices are outstanding for Maui (or LA or NYC). Groceries are killingly expensive here. I could not believe the cost of eggs and bread at Safeway (a not particularly upscale one at that). Wine weighs more than food and sundries but Safeway (like Vons and Ralph's in the mainland) offer the 30% off six bottles deal. A Matua Sauvignon I drink at the Yale Club of New York when I am not drinking martinis or Manhattans was just 10 for the bottle on sale. Even at 12 that's not bad. It's becoming apparent to me that it's cheaper to eat at a cafe or food truck (of which there are many in Maui) than to shop and cook food at home. (My first night we ate at a popular food truck: three large fish tacos were 15. Buying all the ingredients would cost more than going to the truck---and you couldn't get the handmade tortillas in a bag.) I love everything about this cafe.
Nice, simple little place with very nice wait staff and attentive service and reasonable pricing. Breakfast huevos rancheros were very good.
We miss Ken, the OG owner, but they still have good food and kind staff. The wknds a.m. seem to always have this place hopping, but usually never too busy. Lots of seating, but lots of tables make for tiny walk ways and slammed service.