Who doesn't love to eat, and no one wants to cook at home while on vacation.  We have included some of our local favorites....

The story of Seven Brothers is not really about burgers. It is a love story. In truth, it started in 1976 when a young Samoan surfer and a beautiful California girl fell in love and married. This is the story of our mom and dad that unfolded to become the story of us—the "seven brothers." It is a story of love, work, loyalty, and family!

If you find yourself exploring the North Shore of Oahu, make sure to take a culinary detour and immerse yourself in the local flavor at the Kahuku Sugar Mill Food Trucks. Offering a diverse array of cuisines and unique dishes, these food trucks have become a go-to spot for locals and tourists alike. The Kahuku Sugar Mill is not only steeped in the history of Hawaii’s sugar industry but has also evolved into a vibrant hub of authentic food and culture.

Where Old Laie comes to life – as will you.
Hukilau Marketplace, at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, is a vintage throwback to 1950’s Hawaii offering nostalgic food, local goods and everyone-is-family hospitality. Whether you stop in weekly or on your Oahu vacation, the Hukilau Marketplace takes you by the elbow, puts you at ease, and invites you to experience the aloha of our quaint, century-old community.

The Hukilau Cafe is especially famous for being included in Adam Sandler's 50 First Dates movie.  Despite being famous for being featured, they serve some delicious home-style Hawaiian favorites.
Just off the highway and within the quiet neighborhood of Laie, is Hukilau.
The cafe is in a small trapezoidal house that's been converted into a restaurant, and you'll know you've arrived when you notice the stream of vehicles that are parked on the side of the street.

Papa Ole's, located on Oahu's North Shore, is a family restaurant serving fresh, delicious Hawaiian food or, as the locals call it, ono grinds. You can enjoy the island's most amazing pancakes, loco moco, plate lunches, and always freshly baked desserts. If you're visiting Hau`ula , please stop by and find out why we're one of Oahu's best kept dining secrets! 

The Waiahole Poi Factory lives by the motto "Hanai ike ai hanai ike aloha". Its essence is translated as "To nourish with food, to nourish with love." This mantra is the at the heart of the Hawaiian belief that traditional food and locally sourced ingredients which support local farmers aren’t simply for nourishment; they serve a deeper purpose as a spiritual connection to keep alive the culture and traditions of the Hawaiian people.

Chris is thrilled to have Killer Taco be a family affair with his wife, Michelle, being a critical part of the Killer Taco team since 2009. In true Hawaiian fashion, they both enjoy surfing, stand up paddle boarding, golf and traveling. they are very proud parents of their daughter, with a baby on the way, who lives in Syracuse, New York and their son who works at the puget sound naval shipyard in Bremerton, Washington.

In Hawaii, everything about the islands whets the appetite. The ever present sunshine, the trade wind breezes, the soft sea air, the delicious sound of the Hawaiian language itself. No wonder the world feels at home at L&L Hawaiian Barbecue, where we fill your plate with all the goodness of the islands of aloha.