KAPAHULU
HONOLULU, OAHU

Looking for local flavor near Waikiki? Then take a short trip down to Kapahulu Avenue and discover specialty shops that sell everything from vintage aloha shirts to antique furniture. But the real find in this busy neighborhood is some of Honolulu’s best, ono (delicious) local food.

It may take just five minutes to drive through Kapahulu Ave. but in that short time you’ll pass a restaurant for every appetite. In the mood for Mexican or Mediterranean? Japanese, Chinese, or Thai tonight? A massive plate of Hawaiian food or a local-style plate lunch? You’ll have plenty of reasons to bring your appetite on your next visit to Kapahulu.

Top places to visit in Kapahulu:

Bailey’s Antiques & Aloha Shirts

See what a $4000 antique aloha shirt looks like.
> Learn more about Bailey’s

Kapahulu Restaurants

Eat like a local in a variety of amazing restaurants.
> Learn more about Kapahulu Restaurants

Waiola Shave Ice

Cool off after the beach with a refreshing local treat.
> Learn more about Waiola’s

Leonard’s Bakery

Try one of Leonard’s famous malasadas.
> Learn more about Leonard’s

Farmers’ Market at Kapiolani Community College

Honolulu’s premiere Farmers’ Market.
> Learn more about the KCC Farmers’ Market

> Learn how to eat like a local
> Learn about the 12 founders of Hawaii Regional Cuisine
> Learn more about Waikiki