Fig & Ginger Honolulu

Fig & Ginger Honolulu now has a cafe where you can dine in. You may have heard of them before because they started their business making grazing boards. The cafe is located inside the McCully Shopping Center and the menu offers breakfast items, salads, sandwiches, and a small selection of grazing boards. The staff is friendly and the food comes out in a timely manner. The prices are a bit high but they have reasonable portions. My favorites were the fig waffle, crispy corn fritter toast, and the roasted mushroom baked eggs toast. 

The dining area is spacious and well-lit. They have a communal table in the center which is great for large groups. I have always done a walk-in for an early lunch and I get seated right away. If it is busy, you can sit at the bar or at the communal table. Their full selection of grazing boards are still available for preorder 48 hours in advance.

For more information about Fig & Ginger Honolulu, visit fghonolulu.com.

McCully Shopping Center
1960 Kapiolani Blvd., Ste 103
Honolulu, HI 96826
(808) 501-7249

Cinnamon Poached Fig Waffles

Mashed Avocado Toastie

Crispy Corn Fritters Toastie

The Caprese Toastie

Roasted Mushroom Baked Eggs Toasties

Lilikoi Butterfly Pea Lemonade,
Butterfly Pea Lemonade

Haawi Toast & Tea

Hā'awi Toast & Tea is at the Kaka'ako Farmers Market every Saturday from 8AM - 12PM. They are known for their delicious toast topped with fresh seasonal fruit, vegetables, or local favorites like kalua pork. My favorite is the mango toast and I highly recommend this. The mango toast used to be a seasonal item, but they have a vendor that can provide them with fresh local mango year-round so it stayed on the menu. The toasts are priced between $6-$7. I suggest getting two toasts per person but if you plan on trying other items at the farmers market, one toast per person is good. They also have an iced green tea that's good and strong.  

They are located on the side closest to the Kaka'ako Waterfront Park. Like all vendors, they are takeout only, but you can find a grass area to sit and eat or eat while you're walking. They accept cash or card, and you can tap to pay. For parking, you can park for free in the lot across from Ohana Hale Marketplace or find parking along Ahui Street or Ilalo Street. If you do park on the street, please read the signs to make sure you are not illegally parked.

Kaka'ako Farmers Market
919 Ala Moana Blvd
Honolulu, HI 96814

Mango Toast

Avocado Toast

Kalua Pork Toast

Pineapple Toast