Yvette Brown Here is a list of the top ten breakfast spots on Oahu that you can use as a guide.
The most crucial meal is breakfast, as we all know. The best way to start your day off right and get fueled up for all the enjoyable activities later is to do this. It can be challenging to choose which amazing eateries on Oahu to visit for brunch and breakfast.
This is a roundup of the best breakfast restaurants in Oahu, according to locals who have been there.
Café Kaila
Located in Market City Shopping Center and a popular hangout for Oahu residents, Café Kaila offers authentic breakfast favorites and classic Hawaiian twists, like the meatloaf loco moco. The cafe serves as the venue for those fantastic early-morning gatherings, which are a fantastic way to start the day.
With a fantastic view of the neighborhood, have heartfelt conversations with loved ones in a quaint nook right next to those huge windows. Your social event is flawless thanks to the staff’s first-rate service.
Koko Head Cafe
One of Oahu’s top brunch spots is this cafe run by celebrity chef Lee Anne Wong, which offers exquisite international cuisine in addition to egg dishes, pancakes, and other American favorites. The restaurant whips up a wide range of regional specialties from various nations, all of which are bursting with real flavor.
You’ll feel like you’ve traveled across continents after your meal at this place, without even boarding a plane. The menu features dishes from all over the world, from Chinese dumplings to Italian bruschetta.
Scratch Kitchen
Scratch Kitchen isn’t your usual breakfast joint, but the food is something you’ll want to write home about. The staff is always friendly, and the environment is bright and airy with an open kitchen.
Everything you could possibly want for breakfast and lunch can be found at this café. The milk & cereal pancakes and the creme brûlée french toast are crowd favorites! Scratch Kitchen’s menu rotates seasonally, so you’ll never be short of options.
YogurStory
Rated as one of the best breakfast places in Honolulu, this modern 2-story eatery is famous for its mouthwatering ube pancakes and prime rib loco moco. It is guaranteed that you won’t go home hungry or unsatisfied because of the generous servings!
YogurStory gets really busy, so the wait time for a table can be long. You may want to save this place for another day if you are on the verge of becoming agitated from hunger.
Moena Cafe
One of Oahu’s top breakfast spots, this cafe is located at the Koko Marina Center and serves delectable omelets, sandwiches, and other classics, as well as some local favorites. This restaurant will make you feel at home. Enjoy the delicious early-morning dishes that are packed with flavors that will make you think of the food your grandparents used to make for you.
With the staff going out of their way to grant your food requests, expect an incredible dining experience here, just like what you always get at home.
Sweet E’s Café
Located just 10 minutes from Waikiki, Sweet E’s Café is a hidden gem in Honolulu has a huge menu with delicious dishes that will keep you full all day. Diners keep returning to this restaurant because it is so well-liked! Order the Extreme Mess – you’ll for sure be licking your plate clean.
Eggs ‘N Things
One of the four Eggs ‘N Things locations in Hawaii, this diner has patio seating and serves delectable egg plates and other classics, as well as some local and international cuisine. I can assure you that you can have that wonderful family breakfast here.
Kids will adore the sweet treats made especially for them, such as pancakes with cinnamon sugar and nutella on top. You’ll get your fill of exquisite flavors, too, with those savory plates such as benedicts and omelets served in bigger portions.
Arvo
This cafe, which is housed inside a shopping center, is a culinary gem on Oahu and serves incredible toasts, burgers, and other breakfast items along with coffee, tea, and other beverages.
To put it mildly, the cafe is breathtaking. In a room that is otherwise mostly white, the green plants literally hang from the ceiling, adding a splash of color that makes the room stand out. With the chic chairs and small stools all around, your visual experience is definitely one for the books.
Aloha Kitchen
Slightly away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Waikiki, Aloha Kitchen is a small breakfast joint known for their soufflé pancakes. The pancakes here are a cut above the competition because they are light, airy, and truly melt in your mouth.
The mouthwatering Kalua pork loco moco is one of the more traditional Hawaiian dishes you can find. Make sure you get there early or you’ll be waiting in line! In either case, the wait will be well worth it at this breakfast establishment.
M.A.C. 24/7 Restaurant and Bar
Located inside the Hilton Waikiki Beach Hotel, and just as the name implies, this popular diner is open 24/7. The menu has breakfast staples for everyone, from the local-style benedict specialty to sumptuous red velvet pancakes; you’ll find it all here.
Even though portions are enormous, you can still take part in the M.A.C. Challenge of the Daddy Pancake. Finish three 14″ pancakes in under 90 minutes on your own, and the meal is on the house!
