Spanish / 346 Lewers St., Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96815, United States /
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"Broke da mouth" is a Pidgin expression used in Hawai'i that means "incredibly delicious." Apt here in the extreme. The very first bite - of a bacon-wrapped date stuffed with bleu cheese - was so utterly delicious we sat in awe for several minutes before we even cared to sample anything else. Food and drink alike were uniformly beyond excellent. Wait staff friendly and (on a busy evening) attentive. My only gripe was that I had made this reservation expressly requesting a very nice table, as it was our 40th wedding anniversary, and atmosphere is crucial for such an occasion. I learned afterward that there is apparently nice seating in the back, but we were never offered nor shown it, and no explanation was ever advanced. They clearly knew, as we were presented with an off-menu dessert sample on the house, with "Happy anniversary" in chocolate syrup on the plate. By all means, go for the food, with no qualification. But if you want nice ambiance, be prepared to advocate strenuously for it in advance.
Spanish / 918 Gulick Ave Ste 1, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96819-4726, United States /
Filipino Bakery Known for Signature Spanish Rolls
Nanding's Bakery is a modest neighborhood spot specializing in Filipino breads and desserts. The bakery is especially known for its soft, lightly sweet Spanish rolls, which many guests seek out fresh from the oven. A range of other pastries and loaves is available, and the welcoming staff contributes to a homelike, unpretentious atmosphere.