Arlo Adams

Google review

A real tasty, classy place. Had some business in Chinatown, finished early and decided to stop in for a drink and a pupu which became a couple drinks and a 4 course dinner. What a treat. Our server Desmond, was most attentive and helpful, it was fun eating in the atrium of the Tower and the food was oh so good. The menu included good gluten free options, both in number and taste. Felt like a European eating experience, will return with guests for sure.

Karlen Ross

Google review

The best restaurant in Chinatown if you're eating with someone who is Gluten-Free. Pretty busy so you definitely should try to make a reservation ahead of time. It's BYOB which is always welcome and the staff will accommodate with glassware or an ice bucket

Jennifer Gage

Google review

I have allergies to gluten and dairy and called to make sure there were options. There was some uncertainty when i arrived with my friend, but thankfully they were not too busy yet and were able to take a little extra time to accommodate my allergies. I ordered a BALT sandwich with GF bread and they placed it on wax paper before pressing it on the grill. Turned out great! Also got a coffee with oatmilk. Will be back.

Maria Castro

Google review

This was my go to coffee/breakfast place in Oahu. The owners are always kind and represent the Aloha spirit very well. Food is quality with vegetarian & gluten free options. They have specialty coffee that if you’ve never tried before you’re in good hands here if you want to give it a shot.

Hunter Clement

Google review

Food: Good portions for a good price. The menu’s 100% vegan, and all their meat substitutions are gluten free. I had the BBQ chicken platter, which was a delicious helping of ‘chicken’, salad, and Mac’nCheese. On the side, I drank a tasty pipeline paradise smoothie and some soft serve. Only distraction is the dessert was a little too sweet. Speaking of sweets, they sell daily-made cookies and doughnuts. Service: the food came quick and they made the chicken extra spicy just for me. Since they don’t have a bathroom, I used the one at a cafe across the street. Atmosphere: a quaint little restaurant with limited seating outside and interior perimeter. They pump Reggae over the speakers to put everyone at ease.