This café offers a warm, local atmosphere with a family-focused vibe embodying the ALOHA spirit. Attentive service ensures guests feel cared for, making it a welcoming spot for gluten-free diners seeking a friendly, homey breakfast experience.
Expect a short wait of about 10 minutes around 11am.
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They have a gluten-free menu available.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
Came here for brunch and was pleasantly surprised! They have some really good omelettes. I got the Hawaiian omelette with onions, Spam, Portuguese sausage, cheese, and chives, with a side of hash browns, and honestly, it was amazing! Everything was flavorful and cooked perfectly.
I’m gluten-free, and usually I can tell pretty quickly if I’ve accidentally eaten gluten because I’ll start feeling sick. It’s been about 2 hours as I’m writing this, and I still feel completely fine, which is a huge plus! My partner got the stuffed French toast, which wasn’t gluten-free, and he really enjoyed it too. Definitely a good spot for brunch!
C
Community member
As tourists, Sweet E’s was a quick in and out breakfast spot where we fueled up after a sunrise hike or before a day of excursions—get there before 8 am to avoid a line. The servers roam between tables to ensure all guests have what they need instead of a single server checking on you infrequently. My coffee never got cold because every time a server saw room, they topped off my mug! I’m vegan and gluten free, so the only item on their menu I could eat was oatmeal, but they doctored it up with toppings like blueberries, honey, and peanut butter. And my husband had leftovers, which is a testament to the large portion sizes!
C
Community member
Great brekkie! I had the smoked salmon and bagel. My daughter had the Benedict minus the muffin-- she can't eat gluten:) Crispy hashbrowns were bomb.
Service was amazing!