Bits & Bites Cafe — Restaurant in Hawaii

Cute and tasty shop for a quick snack. I like the crumbly cake-like sweetness of these fresh baked scones. Show up when they open for the best selections! All the flavors have been tasty and balanced without being overly sweet, and still with the right crumble texture. I like the classics, the blueberry or the cranberry with the fresh berries, but the other flavors are good too, the ube, matcha w/white chocolate, lilikoi, and so many more. Solid and consistent 4.5 stars, 9/10 times they are perfection. Today was an odd day, both of mine were slightly egg-y tasting, so they may have switched suppliers or gotten a different brand of eggs this time. That being said, I have a pretty discerning palate and I don't think most people would taste the difference. They also sell coffee and have a few small tables for customers. Lots of parking options: street parking out in front, behind the building in the metered lot, or across the street...

Stopped by this cute shop from seeing reviews on yelp and Google! Walked in and shop has small seating area with tables and chairs and menu posted on wall for good and drinks.

You can tell scones are fresh and was acknowledged right away when we walked in. Definitely has the small Cafe vibes about it and now on to flavor...

We picked up a 6 pack of scones that came out to just about $35 total. 1- Guava Cream cheese 2- Rainbow 3- coconut 4- Blueberry 5- Cinnamon Banana 6- Lilikoi

Now I love sweet, but not on my pastires and I was hesitant about buying the lilikoi and guava but was reassured it wasn't as sweet as I thought. sure enough it wasn't

Smooth flavors throughout the scones, nice icing on top. Outside texture of scones are consistent and once you get inside its soft, moist and flavorful.

We will come back to this cute little shop soon! I would recommend getting there early enough...

Excellent scones. Lilikoi drizzled, fluffy inside, just the right amount of bite outside, little pieces of heaven. We tried lemon, guava, coconut, lilikoi (passion fruit), apple/cinnamon, and blueberry: everything was perfect. Nothing else to add: just perfect.

All that said, if you want to really indulge yourself, order a Japanese cheesecake. Oh. My. Goodness. This little cloud-textured (think soufflé), lightly sweetened cheesecake was the best surprise. Could have eaten it all by myself, instead of sharing it with the equally Japanese-cheesecake-smitten family.

One last call out to Jessica, the wonderful baker/wonder for her aloha spirit and keeping out cake for an extra hour beyond closing, given that we were driving back (late!) from the North...