Stopped here for a quick treat after early morning whale watching. Had a coffee cake, cinnamon bun and bacon cheese scone. We grabbed it to go but sat down to eat it right away, which was a nice atmosphere but the coffee cake and cinnamon bun were extremely dry and not all that tasty. The scone was okay but nothing I’d go back for. Convenient location but I wouldn’t go (at least for the bakery items) I can’t speak for the other food or drinks.
Omi Chamdi
Innovative and fresh menu. Friendly service from start to finish. Looking forward to joining for dinner.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Omid Valinasab
Food is very good, but overpriced, 5% kitchen service charge that will show up on your bill on top of the 20% suggested tip.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Michael Rogers
The breakfast ramen is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Judith X
Significantly limit food and service before 9 am. To go for assistance with the same price of the food but I believe is not the same quality.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Andrew Underhill
Stopped for mid morning ? very
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michelle Cate
Hands down my favorite breakfast/brunch spot on the west side! Fabulous food & amazing cocktails! Get the doughnut and add a side smashed potatoes ;)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Julius Jervoso
Great spot to begin your day shopping! The brunch we had was wonderful and hit the spot after flying in the night before. Both bowls were good but I do think the pork bowl was a more balanced dish with the addition of the pickles and kim-chi. That acidity helped keep me wanting more!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Imran MD
Unprofessional staff.. specific instructions to not add meat to a sandwich. Had to turn around to get another one which caused us to miss our reservation. Disappointing.
Dottie Devillier
While walking around Lahaina we stopped and had brunch at this place. The service and food was fantastic.
This might have been the biggest ripoff we've ever experienced. $110 for a breakfast worth maybe $30.
You'd think at those prices, you'd get breakfast made to order. But, no. They were pulling premade sandwiches from the fridge and tossing them in an oven for a couple of minutes.
If you get an egg biscuit, you might expect that for $20+ bucks you'd get a freshly fried egg. But you don't. You get spongy a yellow puck, like the "egg" in an egg McMuffin.
We got a tropical fruit platter that was comically stingy, and some of the fruit was slightly rotten.
The "French toast" was a bizarre fried mess that would have been more at home in a New Jersey county fair. And the "billion dollar bacon" was so named because it reflected the price, not the quality. It was two thin strips of just-okay bacon, topped with brown sugar and pepper.
All this mediocre food is served in plastic or cardboard shell containers... You know, like the way airport food is handed to you. In fact, the entire dining experience was more or less exactly like an airport bistro, down to plastic utensils.
The food was insanely, insanely overpriced, and made without an ounce of love or artistry... and served in the laziest possible fashion.
I've never felt so taken advantage of by a restaurant. It's infuriating.
The owners of this establishment owe us and all their other customers/victims an apology.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Kathleen Barbiyeru
Stopped here for a quick treat after early morning whale watching. Had a coffee cake, cinnamon bun and bacon cheese scone. We grabbed it to go but sat down to eat it right away, which was a nice atmosphere but the coffee cake and cinnamon bun were extremely dry and not all that tasty. The scone was okay but nothing I’d go back for. Convenient location but I wouldn’t go (at least for the bakery items) I can’t speak for the other food or drinks.
Bre Lucas-Roberts
Fresh, local ingredients, with a view of the ocean. Coffee we grabbed before our whale tour was spot on! We liked the menu so much we went back for lunch. Servers were kind and attentive, warm and friendly. Service was slow, but we’re in Hawaii so go with the flow, enjoy your view and chill, it’s worth the wait.
Ronald Smith
Had Breakfast Ramen. No Japanese chili's. Good coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Ramen
Michelle Mitchell
The French toast here was the best I ever ate. The million dollar bacon was the icing on the cake. The homemade syrup on the French toast made me want to buy a gallón and bring it back to Atlanta. I just tasted the breakfast Ramen and it was out of this world delicious. Highly recommend!!!!
Stopped here for a quick treat after early morning whale watching. Had a coffee cake, cinnamon bun and bacon cheese scone. We grabbed it to go but sat down to eat it right away, which was a nice atmosphere but the coffee cake and cinnamon bun were extremely dry and not all that tasty. The scone was okay but nothing I’d go back for. Convenient location but I wouldn’t go (at least for the bakery items) I can’t speak for the other food or drinks.
Innovative and fresh menu. Friendly service from start to finish. Looking forward to joining for dinner.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food is very good, but overpriced, 5% kitchen service charge that will show up on your bill on top of the 20% suggested tip.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
The breakfast ramen is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Significantly limit food and service before 9 am. To go for assistance with the same price of the food but I believe is not the same quality.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Stopped for mid morning ? very
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hands down my favorite breakfast/brunch spot on the west side! Fabulous food & amazing cocktails! Get the doughnut and add a side smashed potatoes ;)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great spot to begin your day shopping! The brunch we had was wonderful and hit the spot after flying in the night before. Both bowls were good but I do think the pork bowl was a more balanced dish with the addition of the pickles and kim-chi. That acidity helped keep me wanting more!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Unprofessional staff.. specific instructions to not add meat to a sandwich. Had to turn around to get another one which caused us to miss our reservation. Disappointing.
While walking around Lahaina we stopped and had brunch at this place. The service and food was fantastic.
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This might have been the biggest ripoff we've ever experienced. $110 for a breakfast worth maybe $30.
You'd think at those prices, you'd get breakfast made to order. But, no. They were pulling premade sandwiches from the fridge and tossing them in an oven for a couple of minutes.
If you get an egg biscuit, you might expect that for $20+ bucks you'd get a freshly fried egg. But you don't. You get spongy a yellow puck, like the "egg" in an egg McMuffin.
We got a tropical fruit platter that was comically stingy, and some of the fruit was slightly rotten.
The "French toast" was a bizarre fried mess that would have been more at home in a New Jersey county fair. And the "billion dollar bacon" was so named because it reflected the price, not the quality. It was two thin strips of just-okay bacon, topped with brown sugar and pepper.
All this mediocre food is served in plastic or cardboard shell containers... You know, like the way airport food is handed to you. In fact, the entire dining experience was more or less exactly like an airport bistro, down to plastic utensils.
The food was insanely, insanely overpriced, and made without an ounce of love or artistry... and served in the laziest possible fashion.
I've never felt so taken advantage of by a restaurant. It's infuriating.
The owners of this establishment owe us and all their other customers/victims an apology.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Stopped here for a quick treat after early morning whale watching. Had a coffee cake, cinnamon bun and bacon cheese scone. We grabbed it to go but sat down to eat it right away, which was a nice atmosphere but the coffee cake and cinnamon bun were extremely dry and not all that tasty. The scone was okay but nothing I’d go back for. Convenient location but I wouldn’t go (at least for the bakery items) I can’t speak for the other food or drinks.
Fresh, local ingredients, with a view of the ocean. Coffee we grabbed before our whale tour was spot on! We liked the menu so much we went back for lunch. Servers were kind and attentive, warm and friendly. Service was slow, but we’re in Hawaii so go with the flow, enjoy your view and chill, it’s worth the wait.
Had Breakfast Ramen. No Japanese chili's. Good coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Ramen
The French toast here was the best I ever ate. The million dollar bacon was the icing on the cake. The homemade syrup on the French toast made me want to buy a gallón and bring it back to Atlanta. I just tasted the breakfast Ramen and it was out of this world delicious. Highly recommend!!!!
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