Location: Honokaa
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Hawaii, United States Food Guide: 4 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Honokaa
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Honokaa. Honokaa is a census-designated place (CDP) in the Hamakua District of Hawaii County, Hawaii, United States. The population was 2,258 at the 2010 census.
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1. Simply Natural
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By mjhoug
We stopped here because not much else was open in town at the time. The proprietor was rude to us and the food was average. She engaged in a highly inflammatory political conversation with some other patrons which made us want to ditch our food and leave. In the words of Dory, âJust keep swimmingâ right on past to the next town.
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2. Sea Dandelion Vegetarian Cafe and Awa Bar
Reviewed By morganm194
This is what âmade with loveâ means. Every component of the seemingly no-nonsense menu is painstakingly prepared. From the fermented accompaniments to the home brewed Kombucha, youâll really appreciate the passion that this husband and wife team puts into everything they prepare. Your body will appreciate you too.
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3. Fujino Shave Ice LLC
Hawaiin Shave Ice with classic styles or your choice of Fresh all Natural in house flavors, featuring seasonal local fruits! We also have many sides such as mochi, ice cream, popping boba, snow cap, lihing powder, come get a authentic taste of Hawaii! The
Reviewed By amandagq
We some here after searching for shaved ice. The shop was small with only 2 places inside to sit. 2 outside tables as well. I got the rainbow which has strawberry, banana and blue Hawaiian with a snow cap(condensed milk) it was really good. The only thing on the menu is shaved ice and ice cream.
4. Hamakua Living
Reviewed By katmai8
Hamakua Living is a combination restaurant and grocery store with unique items.I liked this because it was a local place and simple. The ladies serving lunch were so nice and explained everything to us (this was our first full day on the island). I had a plate lunch special of pork in tomatoes and garlic over rice. Wonderfully seasoned, not spicy. My friend had the roast pork with vegetables over rice. Each plate lunch was $5. There were two tables for sitting under the canopy. It was relaxing to enjoy lunch and watch the town. You can also get all kinds of snack items that are unique to this area; things like dried seafood and interesting candies.
