Crepes Hawaii

Traveled from Ewa to check this place out. Loved the interior very clean. Inside and outside has a perfect picture spot. We ate one inside and took one to go.

My friend and I was at the Kakaako Farmer's Market and ran into the Crepes Hawaii booth. We both decided to try it and loved it! I ordered "healthy choice" and my friend ordered the garlic shrimp crepe. They make it fresh and hot and generous portions! Healthy Choice - chicken breast, spinach, sun dried tomato, artichokes feta cheese, garlic aioli. $9. This was so good!!! Lots of chicken breast and spinach and the taste was fantastic!! So much generous portions that I was completely full! Shrimp Crepe - garlic shrimp, spinach, bacon, mozzarella, sausage, basil aioli. $9. I had some of my friend's crepe and this was good too! Lots and lots of shrimp. We both really enjoyed our crepes and were full after. It was nice eating a hot meal at the farmers market. The food was plentiful, reasonable priced and very tasty!!! I'm sold on this place and will be back for sure!

I forgot to pick up my Crepes & returned the next week to see if I could pick up my paid product. At the Kailua Farmers Market. The girls working apparently remembered me and let the cook/owner know. He said, "And what!?, last week. I going have to charge you again cause was wasted product." I told him that i guess I will just donate and never buy from you again. He looks miserable & unhappy. Poor customer service, period. Bye. No stars. The forty mile drive to and from was not worth my time. I bought my favorite wrap from another vendor that cost twice as much than his nine dollar crepe with a bad attitude mixed in. I wouldn't support this guy's business.

I bought the Greek and Caprese crepes. I gobbled the Greek crepe too fast for a picture, but I'm savoring the Caprese. Caprese is my favorite salad, and to have it served as a crepe is a real treat. Mahalo for these delicious crepes!

Had the opportunity to try Crepes Hawaii on two separate occasions a few months back (another late review, sorry). Both were catered events and the guests at both LOVED their crepes - including me.Crepes Hawaii makes both sweet and savory crepes. The most popular sweet crepe, by far, at both events was The Dream (strawberries, bananas and nutella). How could you go wrong with those ingredients? The Kahlua Pig (kahlua pig, spinach, mozzarella cheese & asian soy glaze) and Caprese (tomatoes, spinach, mozzarella, basil oil and balsamic reduction) were the best received savory crepes. I'd definitely order these again.Crepes are made to order - so they are hot and fresh. But, because they're made to order, there can be a bit of a wait if there are a number of people in line. But they are totally worth it!Like I said, I tried Crepes Hawaii at catered events. PreCOVID, they were regulars at various farmer's markets. Don't know if this is currently the case however. If you happen to come across Crepes Hawaii around town, definitely give them a try.Support local businesses!

I think this place may have moved. Products are pricey so I've only visited once. In my opinion, the portions are not worth the price. For one crepe which is equivalent to a mini plate of food is about 13$-15$. If you're craving crepes, try Marion Crepes at Shirokiya, which is better in my opinion and is 2$-4$ cheaper. In my visit, I tried their Oreo crepe which was ok, not mind-blowing, I haven't visited here for a while, I don't think I'll go back either. But if you're adventurous, try it, even if only once!

Kakaako farmers market = The guy in charge was just rude he was very disinterested in spreading aloha to his customers

Stumbled upon this stand at a farmers market in Kailua on the way to the beach... amazing! My girlfriend and I ordered "the local" because the guy told us it reminded him of the Hawaiian food he ate growing up. It was unique and delicious! Also got the dream which was a simple and good dessert option

Service is not there, short maybe Filipino (im Filipino too it's not a racist thing just describing her) lady with a hat on today was rude. Maybe it was shark week for her. We probably won't go back again since she left a sour taste in our mouths. She let us know she didn't want us there not sure why. Locals here usually friendly to each other, not with this one. Clearly having a bad day. She said they weren't serving breakfast items and I saw the other lady cooking fried rice, not sure what that was about. I saw people pay and grab their food quick so I assume they prioritize maybe phone orders ? It's a bit of a wait because of that. The crepes are tasty though. As long as that lady is there I won't be coming back. And I suggest you stay away too. We miss when it was just the two ladies running the place themselves.

I don't actually write reviews and this is actually my very first one but this had to be written...The crepe was just alright and hardly locally farmed ingredients as it claims (my guess is the only thing local were the bananas- everything else was from Costco). Anyway, this review is for the owner who was a TOTAL JERK to his employee today at the Kakaako farmers market while my family and I waited for our order. The owner was getting mad at his employee for not writing orders down using EVERY LINE in this notebook- so silly! He mentions other things the guy does wrong- even threatened the guy's pay if he continued to do it. To add insult to injury, instead of handing his employee the cooked crepes, the owner would just throw it on the table. Dude! You're mad at your guy but don't also be rude to your paying customer! Will not be supporting your small business if this is how to treat your people and my food! To his employee- find another job! You don't deserve to be treated so rudely. Not worth it!