Fig & Ginger Honolulu

From the moment I walked in, I was blown away by this hidden brunch gem tucked away in the McCully shopping plaza. I can't believe it took me so long to discover this spot!Location:Conveniently situated on the bottom floor of the McCully shopping plaza, this place boasts plenty of free parking and is super easy to find.Ambiance:The space is charmingly intimate and quaint, making reservations a must if you want to secure a spot.Service:I hosted a party of 13 and every interaction--from booking over the phone to the warm, attentive wait staff on the day--was exceptional.BYOB Perks:Yes, you can bring your own bubbly! The first two bottles are on the house, and each additional bottle comes with a modest $5 fee. We enjoyed eight bottles during our brunch, and the fee was absolutely worth it. They even kept our drinks perfectly chilled and offered a selection of juices to complement the prosecco.Food:The food was nothing short of spectacular. Whether it was the carefully crafted charcuterie boards or the mouthwatering sandwiches, every bite was a delight.If you're looking for a brunch experience that offers fantastic food, a cozy atmosphere, and top-notch service, do yourself a favor and visit this spot--you won't be disappointed!

Wonderful, art inspired Food, beautifully inspired creations, appetizers, side orders, desserts and entrées. However, I have two serious complaints and quite frankly it's very befuddling to?? Number one, they keep it extremely cold in there and number two. The chairs are right out of a prison institution, hard and metal!! I would love to go there more often, but 20 minutes into it, My rear end is aching, and my teeth are chattering, it seems this is their first endeavor into the business and customers have to have an overall well-rounded experience that includes not only the food, the artistry, the location and service, but COMFORT as well! My patronage would've been 50% greater had I had a cushioned seat and normalized temperature without blowing freezing cold air! Keep in mind senior citizens cannot tolerate colder temperatures like younger and middle-age folk, and there are a lot of senior citizens here. This is an easy fix, what's taking you so long?Aloha

Always wanted to try out this brunch place since all the food looked so aesthetically pleasing! Walked in for 4 adults and a toddler and was able to get a table within 10 mins.I got the Roasted Chicken sandwich, my husband got the Steak Melt, and my daughter got the Big Breakie. - Roasted Chicken sandwich: The chicken was dry and didn't have any seasoning on it. The only thing that made it better was the eggplant caponata. I had to ask for tapatio to make it have a little more flavor. Fries were okay, not that crispy. - Steak Melt: Okay. The mushroom and the onions made it taste better, but again, no seasoning on the steak. - Big Breakie: Daughter loved the bacon and potatoes. I thought the bacon could've been cooked more. Sourdough bread was hard so she couldn't eat that and the eggs were a bit runny but very vibrant in color. Friend got the corn fritter and she said it had no seasoning either. Overall kinda disappointing. Expected more because all the food looked so aesthetic but most of them didn't have seasoning or flavor at all.

Lunch buddy wanted to brunch at Fig & Ginger. I will do lunching, but not really into brunching. Other than having to deal with the parking situation, I am glad that I tried Fig & Ginger. I ordered the crispy corn fritters with a poached egg sitting on a bed of greens. The bloodiness from the eggs perfectly seasoned my dish. Service was good and the ambiance was warm and cute.I ended up enjoying my experience and will be back for brunching.

The inside is fairly small, but we came at a good time and were seated right away. Everyone was friendly. The food/drinks tasted great and fresh. The smoothie was good and filling, and not a bad price.

Fig & Ginger is a nice little cafe that is good for brunch, HH, and dinner. They share a parking lot with all the other businesses here in the McCully Plaza. The decor is bright, yet simply decorated. House music is playing. The service was pleasant and friendly. The drinks came out in a timely manner as did the food.Mocha Latte (4/5)- My wife liked it. She thought her mocha was good.Pressed Juice Power Booster: carrot, ginger, celery, lemon juice (3.5/5). Freshly juice...you could really taste each ingredient.French Fries (3/5) - they came out hot (which is good). Simple seasoning of salt & pepper.Crispy Corn Fritters: 2 poached eggs, baby tomato, onion salad, mushroom, eggplant caponata, and arugula (4/5). The poached eggs were cooked well. The mushroom, eggplant caponata was a flavorful ingredient. The corn fritter was good, but wished it was temperature hot and crispy.A very crowded and popular place.All businesses in this plaza seem to share a common restroom that needs a key.

So excited to bring my two friends who have not been here yet!! They love the food, the service and the ambiance. We ordered everything on the Happy Hour menu except for the truffle fries. We had the different flavored teas: lychee, pomegranate and Lilikoi. We ended up taking leftovers home because we were stuffed Get here early as the parking is tight and you might have to drive around a bit. Happy grazing!!

Cute small cafe in Mccully shopping center. Good to hang out with friends for brunch. Service is decent and food is good. Worth to try out.

First time, trying Fig & Ginger!This is a cute a little restaurant, conveniently located in town in the McCully shopping center. Free parking out front. We came here for brunch, no reservations needed. It wasn't especially busy at that time. I think there was only one or two other parties. Upon entering, we were directed to sit wherever we wanted. Our server promptly came over to bring us menus. Service is fast, but it would be nice if the server would smile a little bit. We opted to order the "Big Brekkie" and some house toasts. I ordered "The Ocean" toast which has scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, and capers. My friend ordered the croissant scrambled egg sandwich. The Big Brekkie is more of a traditional breakfast with three eggs, toast, bacon, and potatoes. Note, the toasts only come with one piece of toast, so if you're a big eater might need to order something else additional. The food was really good! Definitely would like to come back and try some other items.

I went here for lunch on Saturday and this place doesn't disappoint! I ordered their steak and mushroom sandwich with truffle fries and my friend ordered their wagyu burger with fries. Both were delish! We both scarfed our meals down because it was so yummy! Especially loved the truffle fries! They also have yummy fresh juice concoctions in addition to their yummy breakfast meals here!