Best Family Restaurants in Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

"Looking for a place to try some traditional Hawaiian food during your visit?. Then head to Highway Inn in downtown Honolulu. (Hawaii Magazine named this spot the best Hawaiian food restaurant in town)."

"Cinnamon’s at the Ilikai is a Mom and Pop restaurant from Kailua that expanded into Waikiki. Famed for hearty breakfasts in a lovely al fresco restaurant setting. They offer a large menu from award-winning Eggs Benedict, French toast and omelets to nachos, frittata and beef stew."

"If you still have room after finishing one of their gooey and buttery cinnamon rolls, order a stack of Cinnamon’s famous pink guava chiffon pancakes."

"55-370 Kamehameha Hwy, Located at the Polynesian Cultural Center's Hukilau Marketplace, Laie, Oahu, HI 96762-2113Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible, SeatingSeafood, Barbecue, HawaiianLunch, DinnerSGD 7 - SGD 20"

", hidden on bustling King Street, garners a devoutly loyal — nearly cultlike — following, mostly because of its unpredictability. Here’s the backstory: Joyce Harada traveled to Europe and was inspired by the pastries and desserts she ate there. So when she returned to Oahu in 2007, she opened The Little Oven — and didn’t tell anyone."

"Banana-based, dairy-free ice cream makes a deliciously guilt-free dessert, with varieties including açai, greens and chocolate macadamia nut. Try the banana version with sliced pineapple, papaya, puffed quinoa, shaved coconut and honey — it’s like the tropics in a cup. No wonder the original food truck at the base of Diamond Head has spawned three more locations, including this large storefront by the University of Hawaiʻi."

"Banan serves up frozen desserts made exclusively from Hawaii-grown bananas. The desserts are blended with a variety of custom flavors, using local guava, pineapple, 'olena, macadamia, and more. Get yours in a cup, a bowl, or a papaya boat!"

"The Doris Duke Theatre exposes a mind-bending array of art – house films, retro classics, and groundbreaking documentaries inside the Honolulu Museum of Art. The Doris Duke Theatre is located at the rear end of the museum documentary, independent and international films are screened. It also hosts lectures, concerts, performances by visiting and local performers."

"Hawaii State Art Museum is a popular museum housed in the Capitol District building of Honolulu and holds the status of Hawaii Capital Historic District in the National Register of Historic Places. With some unique exhibits showcasing contemporary artwork and artifacts, Hawaii State Art Museum allows the visitors to explore various Hawaiian art forms with free admission to the museum. There are three permanent galleries housed in the museum for Hawaiian Art and 132 artistic sculptures created by 105 renowned artists."

"With its vibrant, thought-provoking collections, this public art museum brings together traditional and contemporary art from Hawaii’s multiethnic communities. The museum inhabits a grand 1928 Spanish Mission Revival–style building, formerly a YMCA and today a nationally registered historic site. The museum is also home to a fine gift shop and an excellent cafe, Artizen by MW."

"The Hawaii State Art Museum has three galleries along with an outdoor exhibition space that showcases temporary as well as permanent art selection. The permanent collection consists of 132 art pieces made by 105 artists. The collection dates from the 1960’s and includes the art-work of some of the most popular sculptors, ceramicists and print makers."

"So you came to Hawaii and stayed in Waikiki the whole time, that’s really dumb but at least you have this trifecta of watering holes to choose from. Also, because of the steady influx of tourists, these clubs usually have the best and most populous crowds."