The Best Hawaiian pour over in Honolulu, Hawaii

Located at 412 Lewers Street in Honolulu, Hawaii, Mahina & Sun's is not just a restaurant, but a culinary journey inspired by the people and places of Hawaii. Chef Erik Leong creates approachable dishes using the very best ingredients to take you on a flavor journey that will remind you of your childhood kitchen. The name Mahina means moon in Hawaiian, and together with the sun, these celestial bodies are essential to traditional Hawaiian sailing navigation. As part of the Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club, Mahina & Sun's is a place where adventurers gather, new connections are made, and ideas are inspired over local cuisine and ample pours. Chef Erik, a local boy with over 16 years of kitchen experience, leads the restaurant into its next chapter, honoring his late mother's passion for cooking with love.

Located at 2863 Kalākaua Avenue in Honolulu, Hawaii, Kaimana Coffee Co. by Sunset Provisions is a charming cafe offering locally sourced and curated items with aloha. Guests can enjoy browsing through artisanal products from across the islands while savoring the best cup of coffee on O'ahu. The menu features unique drinks like Bombon Latte, Dirty Vanilla Matcha, and Hawaiian Pour Over, along with delicious pastries such as Croissants, Banana Bread, and Oatmeal Cookies. Visitors can also take advantage of a $30 daily dining credit at the award-winning seaside Hau Tree restaurant. Before visiting, make sure to review the State of Hawaii's Pre-Travel Testing Program guidelines and the institution's health and comfort guidelines. Experience the Waikīkī lifestyle at Sunset Provisions and indulge in a delightful culinary experience at Kaimana Coffee Co. by Sunset Provisions.