Best Historic Restaurants in Aiea

I had a dinner with my son there. He loved the loco moco beef! Staff was friendly and the atmosphere was nice. If you’re planning to stay at the Hilton Hawaiian Village or view the sunset at the beach, I’d recommend this place. In fact, my son and I had a dinner at this place again 5 days later. Note that Friday nights can be crowded because of fireworks at the Hilton, so booking a table is recommended.

Totally fantastic food and drinks. Imitated but not equaled. The service was unbelievable. Recommendations were spot on. Warmth was touching. Felt like you were coming home.

Really great burger and fries, not cheap but outstanding

Our overall experience was great. After being sat, it took our waiter a while to introduce himself and ask if we wanted any drinks. Our water and drinks came after but again, it took a while till another waiter came to take our food order. A menu item was not available so I asked him if we can have a minute to rethink our order. This wouldn’t have been an issue if the first waiter had told what was their specials and what was not available. Meanwhile, the table next to us who were seated after us were greeted, taken drink order, and appetizer order within a matter of minutes. Thankfully, our server, Alfred, noticed we’ve been waiting and took care of our food order and continued to be our waiter and server till the end. Thank you Alfred.

We booked fairly last minute on Christmas Day and they were able to get us in. Even though we waited just a bit longer than expected for brunch…it was worth the wait. We had the breakfast burrito and it was packed with flavor and big enough to feed 2 people satisfactorily. The service was excellent and we felt very welcomed to be there. We will definitely go back on our next visit.