Best Brunch Restaurants in Hawaii

CJ was our waiter. He did a great job taking our order and all of our food was accurate. No errors. Yay. It seemed like he was the only waiter taking orders tonight so I was happy to get my correct food order. The food deliverers were all very pleasant and work well with each other. My husband’s birthday dinner was a success. If you plan to eat here, here’s a PRO TIP: order the chocolate soufflé for dessert at the beginning of your order. It takes 45 minutes to make but is 1000% worth the wait.

Great views, good service, and solid food. Everything met expectations - just typical American.

The Hideout offers a cool dining experience with a relaxed and inviting ambiance that perfectly captures the Hawaiian vibe. The atmosphere was definitely a highlight and made for a great start to the day. The food was decent—nothing extraordinary but still enjoyable. The flavors were good, and the dishes were well-prepared, though not particularly memorable. Overall, The Hideout is a nice spot for breakfast with good vibes, making it worth a visit if you’re looking for a chill dining experience in Hawaii.

This place was an off street hidden gem. Not crowded and non rushed environment and our server Amber was so helpful. Food was reasonably priced but very high end quality.

Cons: First staff member (male) to approach our table silently filled our water; no greeting, no invitation to make our way to the buffet. Buffet didn’t have eggs and bacon very undercooked. Coffee was self serve and ran out, making us wait for more to brew. Crab would run out and we’d have to keep checking the line for refill. Saw a guest cutting the prime rib for himself because no one there to serve. Pros: The rest of the staff were very friendly and helpful. Obviously understaffed and they were doing their best. Fun to speak with the pastry chef, who was encouraging guests to try the stolli, which was delicious. All the desserts and crab was very good. In spite of the shortcomings, we enjoyed our time there.