12 Choices for the Best Breakfast on Oahu

Hey there fellow travellers and welcome to my post where we will help out those of you looking for the best breakfast on Oahu this year. Now, as we know, Hawaii in general is home to some of the most delicious and unique breakfast spots in the world. You can choose from traditional Hawaiian fare to international cuisine and will soon find that Oahu has something for everyone.

From the bustling streets of Waikiki to the quiet beaches of the North Shore, Oahu is home to a wide variety of breakfast spots that are sure to please even the pickiest of eaters. So whether you’re in the mood for a classic breakfast of pancakes and eggs or something a little more exotic, you’re sure to find it here.

Best Breakfast on Oahu

If you’re looking for the best breakfast spots in Oahu, you’re in luck as there are plenty of great options to choose from regardless of whether you’re in Waikiki, Kailua or Honolulu. Here are some of the top breakfast spots in Oahu.

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1. Hau Tree Lanai

One of the most popular is the Hau Tree Lanai, which is located right on the beach in Waikiki They serve up a delicious breakfast with a view including their famous pancakes and eggs benedict.

2. Hula Grill Waikiki

Another great option is the Hula Grill Waikiki. They have a great breakfast menu with items like macadamia nut pancakes and acai bowls. Plus, their oceanfront location can’t be beat.

3. Café Kaila

If you’re in Kailua, you’ll definitely want to check out Café Kaila. This scratch kitchen serves up some of the best breakfast on the island with items like their famous eggs benedict and homemade granola. They also have a great selection of coffee and tea.

4. Koko Head Cafe

Another popular spot in Kailua is the Koko Head Cafe. This restaurant is known for its unique and creative breakfast dishes like their cornflake french toast, kimchi breakfast fried rice and breakfast bibimbap. Their menu includes gluten-free and vegetarian options, such as the “Veggie Scramble” made with tofu, spinach and mushrooms and they also have a great selection of juices and smoothies as well.

5. Scratch Kitchen & Bake Shop

If you’re in Honolulu, you won’t want to miss the best breakfast restaurants in the area. One of the most popular is Scratch Kitchen & Bake Shop. They serve up delicious breakfast items like their famous biscuits and gravy and homemade pop tarts.

6. Duke’s Waikiki

One of the most popular spots for breakfast with a view is Duke’s Waikiki. Located on the beachfront of Waikiki Beach, Duke’s offers a delicious breakfast menu with options like Hawaiian sweet bread French toast and Loco Moco. You can enjoy your meal while taking in the beautiful ocean view and listening to live music.

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7. The Deck at Queen Kapiolani Hotel

Another great option is The Deck at Queen Kapiolani Hotel. This rooftop restaurant offers a breathtaking view of Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach with a menu that includes classic options like pancakes and omelets as well as unique dishes like the Loco Moco Benedict.

8. Nico’s Pier 38

For seafood lovers, head to Nico’s Pier 38. They offer a variety of seafood dishes, including their famous “Fisherman’s Breakfast” made with ahi tuna, salmon and shrimp. They also have gluten-free options available as well.

9. Arancino at The Kahala

If you’re in the mood for Italian-inspired breakfast dishes, check out Arancino at The Kahala. They offer a range of breakfast items including their “Frittata di Verdure” made with eggs, zucchini and roasted bell peppers and they also have gluten-free options available too.

10. Leonard’s Bakery

For those with a sweet tooth, donuts are a popular choice. One of the best places to get donuts on Oahu is at Leonard’s Bakery. Their famous malasadas are a must-try, with flavors like cinnamon sugar, chocolate and haupia (coconut). They also have other delicious pastries and desserts as well such as their guava chiffon cake.

11. Cinnamon’s Restaurant

If you’re looking for something more traditional for breakfast, Cinnamon’s Restaurant is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. Their breakfast menu includes classics like pancakes, waffles and omelets, as well as unique dishes like their red velvet pancakes and kalua pork eggs benedict.

12. Eggs N Things

Eggs ‘n Things is a renowned restaurant chain in Hawaii that has garnered immense popularity, particularly on the island of Oahu, for its unique approach to breakfast dining, infusing local Hawaiian flavors into traditional morning fare. The pancakes, a standout item, often come adorned with tropical fruits like pineapple, coconut, and banana, offering a true taste of the islands. The restaurant also serves a wide range of egg dishes, including various omelets and Eggs Benedict, catering to traditional breakfast enthusiasts.

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Must-Try Breakfast Dishes

When it comes to breakfast on Oahu, there are plenty of options to choose from. Here are some must-try breakfast dishes that you don’t want to miss.

Traditional Hawaiian Breakfast Dishes

If you’re looking for a taste of Hawaii, try one of these traditional breakfast dishes:

• Loco Moco: This dish consists of a bed of rice topped with a hamburger patty, a fried egg, and brown gravy. It’s a hearty breakfast that will keep you full for hours.
• Portuguese Sausage and Eggs: This dish features slices of spicy Portuguese sausage served with scrambled eggs. It’s a classic Hawaiian breakfast that’s full of flavor.
• Kailua Eggs: This dish is named after the town of Kailua on Oahu. It’s made with scrambled eggs, mushrooms and onions, and it’s often served with rice and toast.

American Breakfast Dishes

If you’re in the mood for a more traditional American breakfast, try one of these dishes:

• Eggs Benedict: This dish features poached eggs and Canadian bacon on an English muffin, topped with hollandaise sauce. It’s a classic breakfast dish that’s sure to please.
• Omelets: Omelets are a versatile breakfast dish that can be filled with a variety of ingredients such as cheese, bacon, mushrooms and more.
• Pancakes and Waffles: Whether you prefer pancakes or waffles, you can’t go wrong with this classic breakfast dish. Top them with butter and syrup for a delicious start to your day.
• French Toast: French toast is another classic breakfast dish that’s always a crowd-pleaser. Top it with powdered sugar and fruit for a sweet and satisfying breakfast.

No matter what you’re in the mood for, Oahu has plenty of breakfast options to choose from. Try one of these must-try dishes and start your day off right.

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conclusion

There you have it; my 12 options for the best breakfast on Oahu. As usual, let me know of your experiences here or if there is anything you think I need to add.

Also, please do not hesitate to comment below if you have any questions, concerns, or corrections or would like me to check anything else out for you.

Until next time.

Have fun

Paul