Kono’s Northshore is a staple for a casual breakfast or brunch on Oahu. It’s one of the best places to eat in Oahu if you’re craving a breakfast burrito — the “breakfast bombers” (flour tortillas stuffed with eggs, potato, cheese, and meat, like chorizo or pork) are the most popular menu item. We stopped at Kono’s Northshore during our day trip to the North Shore (the original location!) after snorkeling at Shark’s Cove and let me tell you — a breakfast burrito hits different after a morning of snorkeling and being out in the sun!

For your noontime noshing, try Killer Tacos (Jack Johnson spottings here are common!), Konos, Grass Skirt Grill. or perhaps the most popular, Kua Aina Sandwhich—famous for its generously portioned and oh-so-ono ‘burgahs.’ For the vegetarians, try Beet Box Café—a natural and healthy café tucked into the back of local natural grocer, Celestial Foods. Evening sunsets on the North Shore are legendary, and taking in the view over dinner at Haleiwa Joe’s Seafood Grill is both locals’ and visitors’ first choice.

Kono’s Northshore is an award-winning restaurant that’s well-renowned for its succulent kalua pork dishes, and we can’t get enough!. Whether it’s in the form of a hearty breakfast plate or a refreshing lunchtime dish, you’ll always leave satisfied. And don’t forget to pair your meal with one of Kono’s handcrafted milkshakes or freshly squeezed lemonades – the perfect way to wash down some of the best food you’ll find on the island!

Kono’s has several locations on the island (we visited them all because we liked it that much!), so no matter where you are, you can most likely find their heavenly Kalua pig plates, breakfast bombers, and milkshakes. The Kalua pork nachos are in a league of their own. Trust me, once you’ve tried Kono’s version, no other pulled pork nacho will ever compare!

With a line often wrapping out the door, Kono’s Restaurant has become a hot spot for undeniably flavorful, fresh and well-priced comfort food. Kono’s signature product is 12 hour slow roasted pork known for being juicy, tender, and oh, so, flavorful. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Konos’ will certainly serve you up something delicious at any meal.

Kono’s Restaurant has been bringing award-winning kalua pig to the North Shore since 2002, and we are here for it. Kono’s slow roasts their pork for 12 hours and serves it fast-casual style for breakfast and lunch. Yes, you could get a kalua pork sandwich, which is delicious, but the breakfast bombers are really why you’re here.

The restaurant offers a delightful selection of salads, each crafted with fresh ingredients and bursting with flavor. Diners can choose from a variety of options to suit their tastes, ensuring a satisfying and healthy meal. The establishment provides a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for a casual dining experience.

Kono’s Northshore in Haleiwa is a must-visit for anyone craving Hawaiian flavors. Their famous kalua pork dishes melt in your mouth, and their handcrafted milkshakes and lemonades are the perfect treat on a sunny day. The cafe charms with its warm atmosphere and friendly staff, making everyone feel welcome.

Kono’s Northshore – Haleiwa: Known for their bomb breakfast burritos, pulled pork, and milkshakes, don’t expect a light breakfast here!. But whatever you do, don’t miss out on their signature Kalua pig in either a famous 12 hour breakfast bomber, sandwich, or plate lunch. AND some fresh pineapple lemonade.

Another breakfast option, Kono’s Haleiwa turns out packed, juicy breakfast burritos at a breakneck pace. Its succulent kalua pig is also what keeps customers returning again and again, and after one bite, you’ll understand why. Various locations, (808) 637-9211, konosnorthshore.com.

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Kono’s – If you’ve heard about the famous breakfast burritos (dubbed ‘Bombers’), stop at Kono’s. They’re only open for very specific times, so check the hours before you leave home. There is almost always a line, but it’s so worth it.

Breakfast bombers pulled pork & milkshakes round out the menu at this funky, counter-serve joint and is a must stop on your trip to Oahu. There are 4 locations throughout the island. Check out their website here.

A Mexican fast food restaurant, the burritos inside are quite good, beef and lettuce are very good, 10 dollars a burrito, the price is still affordable, Coke is a super cup, drinking is very cool.

For a savory start, head over to Kono’s Northshore in Haleiwa to savor their award-winning breakfast bombers and Hawaiian-style smoked meats that will energize you for the day’s adventures.

Sandwich shops: For a great sandwich in Haleiwa, check out Konos, Waialua Bakery, Farm to Barn, and Storto's Deli. All of these spots have outdoor seating with views of Haleiwa Town.

The charming Kono’s Northshore in Haleiwa is a great breakfast spot for trying some fantastic food in a low-key environment.

Also we really like Kono’s and there’s a few locations - we liked the Chun’s bomber, sprout bagel, and Big Pig Quesadilla.