ALO Cafe Hawaii

Best place among the many in Waikiki to get açaí bowls. It's a way to both chill and be healthy. ALO is located in a pretty busy area. Kind of hard to find because it's an unassuming looking place. There's not much room inside so most people get takeout. A good place for breakfast and lunch. It's open pretty early so get a healthy start. The açaí bowls are the main thing. Fairly okay prices for the portions. They lack a lot into these. It's about $13 for a small one. The Açaí Bowl is the classic flavor, topped with bananas, blueberries, cacao nibs, granola, honey, macadamia nuts, pineapple, and strawberries. Honey can be changed to agave for no extra charge. They also have baked items like zucchini bread and that kind of stuff. Good place to get something cool literally and figuratively. It's located on Kūhiō at Ka'iulani. There's many options for vegans and vegetarians.

The Acai was quite disappointing. The Acai was frozen and gritty. However, the toppings were fresh. The value for product was poor.Very small, so limited to no seating. Would be best for a grab and go. Not awful, but wouldn't go back.

We walked by and knew we had to stop in for breakfast treats once we saw that they had acai bowls.I got a small Lilikoi Bowl and it was tasty. The texture of the lilikoi base is icy and it does get sweet after awhile with all the fruits and toppings. The small bowl was a decent size, but I would't say it would fill you up.

Wow! What a warm, welcoming vibe upon entering this beautiful Kaka'ako location. Staff were professional and friendly. Love the plant-based, local ingredients. We ordered the Hawaiian Roll & Kale Salad and the Coconut Curry Bowl. A-MAZING flavors. The staff also included their amazing tahini dressing to add to the Hawaiian Roll - and it really elevated the roll to a whole other level! Mahalo to the team and restaurant. We ordered and sat in the restaurant around 2pm. They close at 3 but never felt rushed, in fact they told us to relax and take our time. great experience; will be back again soon to work our way through the menu. Mahalo Alo Cafe!

ALO Cafe Hawaii is a little cafe that serves açaí bowls, smoothies, banana bread, among other things.Again, this place is small so just be aware it'll seat just a few there.The menu isn't huge, it has all of your basics including açaí bowl options.The staff here was friendly. She was by herself, but pretty attentive and made sure to greet us and let us know she'll get to us.We got two bowls here. The basic berry açaí bowl, and a peanut butter one.So let's rate both.The peanut butter chocolate one, while okay in small doses, was just way too much in practice. I mean, it was good for maybe the first 4 or 5 spoons of it, but then it became clear there was no chance for me to keep eating it. Just way too rich.The berry version was better and felt more refreshing. I could certainly keep eating that berry blended stuff they had in there. Felt more like a bowl of eat as a snack or smaller meal as opposed to the PB and death bowl.All in all, nice spot with some good açaí bowls. I do wish the prices were slightly lower though as these açaí bowls were certainly not cheap. Though, wasn't bad at all for the berry bowl, and you get a good amount of ingredients crammed into each bowl.

This is a small shop with only 1 person working there while we visited on a weekday afternoon. They serve acai bowls, smoothies, coffee/tea, and banana bread. The acai bowls come in small or large size, with the large being only $1 more. I still went for the small, and it was plenty big enough for lunch. It was packed generously with organic acai, granola, strawberries, blueberries, bananas, pineapple, mac nuts, raw honey, pineapple, & cacao nibs. I added homemade peanut butter, which was very yummy, but the peanut butter does overtake all other flavors in the bowl. It's probably best to order to-go as there isn't much seating. The server was super friendly and even told us to try Nalu, another acai bowl place, which I found very odd to mention their competition. I enjoyed my bowl, and felt satiated and refreshed.

My husband and I had ordered lunch next door and forgot our water at home so we decided to give this little spot a try. He had the cold brew without any additions, and I had the iced matcha latte with almond milk. The cold brew was surprisingly good, in fact better than a couple other places that offer it in Waikiki. And the matcha was surprisingly strong and also unsweetened. The matcha did have a bitterness to it that wasn't exactly pleasant... and although the server mentioned that they use an organic matcha, I wish that I'd asked about its origins as well, to get a better idea of the quality. I think if you're into matcha and looking for a caffeine kick, this is a good place to try, as long as you're not particular when it comes to the flavor and don't mind the somewhat steep price per cup. Cold brew, definitely worth it, according to my husband.

We stumbled on this place right next to our hotel and it's definitely a hidden gem! There are so many acai/breakfast places to choose from in Wakiki, but ALO cafe is great! We got the lilikoi bowl, perfect for the hot Hawaii weather. The base doesn't have much lilikoi flavor but is predominantly banana, which isn't bad but not what we expected. The strawberry, banana, and kiwi topping is delicious and super fresh. The base was a little icy, but not unwelcomed. The store gives off great beach town vibes and the baristas (?) are very kind. They seem to have fresh Dole pineapples, which makes a world of a difference. Great little cafe for acai!

Açaí bowl was good but the experience was completely tainted due to bad customer service from the girl at the front desk. The gentleman in the back that helped make the açaí bowl was good and attentive but the girl in the front was difficult. There is a yelp checkin discount and I asked to redeem it but was told that the discount was for a different location. When I confirmed the address I was then told that it cannot be honored at this location because the owners didn't say anything about it. I was then told that they don't really use yelp. My advice to the business owner is to 1. Remove the checkin discount from yelp or 2. Better train the staff.Açaí bowl - 4/5: good flavor and textures with crunchy texture.Latte - 2/5: only tasted like oat milk - not much coffee taste.

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