Shoreline Cafe

Paul Howard a month ago

Nice quiet spot for food and drink. I go for the turkey and pesto panini. They accept Kamaʻāina. The staff are very kind and the caramel lattes are the best I have had in Hawaii, possibly even the US. I'm an Australian originally, and yes we are snobs when it comes to coffee. Highly recommend.

Jacqueline Fong 7 months ago

This is a legit bakery with a lot of talent and love put into their bakery items. I had a lychee blueberry scone, pain au chocolate, mango pop tart and spinach feta croissant. So many bakeries are mass produced but this one is not one of them. Their coffee is also delicious. I had a cappuccino with proper foam and on another had a passion fruit espresso tonic. What a gem with fast service and excellent quality taste! Thank you Shoreline

Brett Hochhalter 2 months ago

Great little coffee shop. The ambiance is great, especially if you need somewhere to get a little work done. In addition to the ambiance, the baristas are friendly and the service is quick and most importantly the coffee is fantastic! Well worth a stop if you’re in the area.

yannbosch 6 months ago

Great tasting bowl but the quantity for the price is ridiculous. $16.75 for an small açaí bowl is not ok, even in Waikiki. There’s bowls of the same quality for about 30% less all around.

Wen-Chin Huang 7 months ago

I went there on a Saturday morning, 10PM. Only a few people were eating inside. I want to point out something that I didn’t see in the previous reviews — they do have some paninis and burritos, as in my picture. I had an Açaí bowl ($16) and a large cold brew ($7). A bit expensive, I think. This was my first time having an Acai bowl and I think it was pretty good!