The thin crust is awesome.
Sesame ginger chicken dumplings,kung pao spaghetti,and bbq chicken with applewood bacon pizza and raspberry iced tea is the best here but everything is good
The avocado club egg rolls are the bomb. Also, skip the wait by going to the bar! Open seating, full menu, no age restriction, and if you're lucky, Sara will take care of you. She's the best!
Crispy thin crust pizzas Roasted artichoke & spinach
Nice and relaxing place to have dinner outside. I had the California club sandwich with garlic bread and chicken! It was fantastic! You should also try the strawberry pina colada!
They offer Kama'aina discount! 15% off.
Thin crust, love it! They at Blaisdell market on Wednesdays
If you're in the mood for awesome pizza, make the stop here! Wood fired pies in a variety of combinations. Super ono and reasonably priced. Check 'em out!
This is definitely in the running for one of the best pizzas I've had in Hawaii.
Love their thin crust pizza!
Fantastic!!! DEF worth trying. Staff is excellent and each dish is MEANT to feed 2 (regular) or 4 ppl. I thought it was quite considerate for this menu to be family/group oriented! Very good! Enjoy!
Try the cheese manicotti, which oozes ricotta, mozzarella and Parmesan cheeses from its large, tube-shaped pasta shells. It can easily feed two people. Featured in our annual Restaurant Guide!
Try the special wines or just have a few "tastes" to find the one you love best. Also try the Escargot, Foie Gras Crostini, ForMaggio Fonduta, BrusChetta trio and lobster Bisque!!!
Very creative menu and the guys that work there are great!!!!
Dinner was amazing here last night. Can't wait to visit again.
The thin crust pizzas are so good. The sandwiches are pretty good too. This is the spinach feta one of my favorites.
Drafts and bottles
download rockbot app and you can choose the music they play!
Game card pricing
Hot dog sliders. Great tasting and fun.
Garlic shrimp new and worth a try!
The reuben is good... but pricey.
Fresh Hot malasadas! Love the original and custard filled.
A must on the list of things to do for first time visitors or regulars, the best ‘donut’ in this world, it is malasades – a Portuguese sweet dough fried. -Heather Hurlbert, Top Chef Just Desserts
Leonard Rego started baking malasadas (Portuguese pastries similar to doughnuts) at his bakery in the 1950s. His son continues the tradition, serving the rolled-sugar pastries hot from the oven.
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