5 Best Cafes near Laie

“I finally went to their new location in the Lā’ie shopping center and have been 2x so far. They have so many options so I will be back weekly.My first time was Breakfast, and the plate is $17 but HUGE lol I think 2 people can eat it, or save half for later. The Portuguese sausage and eggs were great.The fried rice was different, still tasty, but I keep thinking if it’s Brazilian style lol ??‍♂️ The sandwiches were great, but take a bite right away while they’re hot. I made the mistake of eating them last, and they weren’t hot anymore (see the breakfast plate photo and you’ll see why it took me so long before eating the sandwiches).2nd time I went for lunch to try all their pasta, and they were good! But if you’re the picky type, the Alfredo sauce wasn’t as creamy as we’re used to but I figure maybe that’s Brazilian style ??‍♂️ Again, the food was still good (especially the meats for each of our pasta-see photos).And if you love fries and onion rings-they were perfect! And the pesto sauce was our favorite.“

“Kahuku Farms is a great place to make a stop for lunch if you’re driving along the North Shore of Ohau. They have a farm-to-table café right by the entrance offering many fresh vegetarian options, and plenty of covered outdoor seating for you to enjoy some fresh air looking out onto the farm while you eat. The food here was very fresh and flavorful.Right beside the food Kiosk is a little gift shop selling locally made bath and body, products, chocolate, and pantry items.The farm is open Thursdays to Mondays from 11 am to 4 pm (closed Tuesday and Wednesday), and they offer paid tours of the farm every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.There’s free parking right when you drive in, along with a washroom, and handwashing station.“

“Here you meet the most lovely people in Oahu. The servers are sweet and kind. We are sipping shaved ice mano passion fruit and drinking coconut milk from the coconut, and listening to music and Israel's version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow, and a Wonderful World. I became immediately sentimental with this beautiful rendition of such a lovely song, bringing a gentle tear to my eye, as I remember thankfully, the beautiful moments, bountiful and joyful days of my life. The food truck, up the street from the hotel a few miles, Da Bald Guy had fabulous thick and spicy, super tasty salmon.We loved our food truck experience! Thank youKid-friendliness: Plenty of room for kids and the whole family at picnic tables.“

“Ended up going to this place twice. Ordered four different items. The thing I enjoyed the most was the sandwiches. Did not matter which one but I enjoyed the two I did get.They also offered vegan doughnuts which we did not expect so of course we got a few of those. The wife enjoyed the quesadillas and taco type of salad she got.The food was very fresh and the ingredients were excellent. The place is located in a nice little stop off at an old sugar mill. There are bathrooms and other small shops to visit and a ton of food trucks to check out of all different flavors.Kid-friendliness: My kid ran around and chased chickens while there it was an open and pretty unthreatening location for a child to roam free for a bit while you eat.“

“I've always wanted to visit this shack. They have fast and friendly service, and their acai bowl was delicious. A size small was the perfect amount for 1 person. Parking is pretty much road parking. Many people park across the street even though it says no parking, and carefully cross the road. Would stop by again next time we're visiting the North Shore.Parking: Side of the road parking, no lotKid-friendliness: Area for games and to hang out“