Was recommended to go here from someone that I highly regard, and I am glad he spoke so highly of it! Awesome staff, atmosphere, foods and drinks! Especially on a cold evening! I was happy to join in the conversation the Haiku locals beings I am from Wailuku Heights and kind of have stayed in the same area. It was fun venturing outside of my comfort zone! Mahalo Colleen's . I also usually don't eat pizza (pizza'd too hard as a teenager) but yours was sooooo good!!! Lol. Mahalo for the warm souls, food and drink and a cold night!! Well, OUR cold. 🙃💜🌺
JAMES KWEI
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November 03, 2025
Tucked in 'downtown' Haiku (Country vibe), this restaurant is a locals' favourite but visitors are certainly welcome because the entire staff is friendly, cheerful and welcoming. The food is solid, it has everything one can ask for. Bar area is comfy and lively. If you happen to cruise by the town of Haiku, make sure to stop by for a meal (breakfast, dinner) or great Happy Hour.
Janeen Ling
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December 28, 2025
I was a returning customer and came to this restaurant excited to eat. We drove an extra 20 mins to come back here. I ordered the arugula omelette and when I ate it, I realized it didn't have the avocado in it. The waitress then told me that they had run out of avocado however, no one told me this when I ordered it. I actually had ordered this omelette specifically because I wanted avocado and I let them know this. Their consideration for this lack of communication and total miss of expectations was a credit of three dollars on my bill as avocado isn't very expensive (this was literally the explanation I was given). This specifically was a very poor customer experience and i did not feel valued (waitresses were nice and attentive). I will not be returning. If they had offered to make me something different or even gave me a couple of pastries, I would've been happy. This was not a cheap place to eat. It was almost $180 for five people to eat breakfast so this is another reason why I feel they truly missed expectations. .
Eli Bronstein
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January 26, 2026
Came to Colleen's under a recommendation from a friend and left having had a transcendent experience involving a carrot ginger soup and perfect - perfect. - stir fry paired with ahi. This wasn't the most crazy meal I've ever had but it's just so clear that every choice the kitchen is making is really intentional and so well executed. Down to earth vibe and kind of the coolest wallpaper ever. Mahalo for such a lovely experience and being so welcoming.
Shane Cook
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September 26, 2022
We stopped in to see the area and found this place. Very quaint and friendly.
We ordered a tuna melt and the upcountry beef burger. Both were perfectly prepared and fresh. We shared an order of fries as the portion was very generous. Love the crispy battered fries.
We picked up a couple of pastries for the road as they looked great and tasted just as great for breakfast the next day.
Highly recommended.
Was recommended to go here from someone that I highly regard, and I am glad he spoke so highly of it! Awesome staff, atmosphere, foods and drinks! Especially on a cold evening! I was happy to join in the conversation the Haiku locals beings I am from Wailuku Heights and kind of have stayed in the same area. It was fun venturing outside of my comfort zone! Mahalo Colleen's . I also usually don't eat pizza (pizza'd too hard as a teenager) but yours was sooooo good!!! Lol. Mahalo for the warm souls, food and drink and a cold night!! Well, OUR cold. 🙃💜🌺
Tucked in 'downtown' Haiku (Country vibe), this restaurant is a locals' favourite but visitors are certainly welcome because the entire staff is friendly, cheerful and welcoming. The food is solid, it has everything one can ask for. Bar area is comfy and lively. If you happen to cruise by the town of Haiku, make sure to stop by for a meal (breakfast, dinner) or great Happy Hour.
I was a returning customer and came to this restaurant excited to eat. We drove an extra 20 mins to come back here. I ordered the arugula omelette and when I ate it, I realized it didn't have the avocado in it. The waitress then told me that they had run out of avocado however, no one told me this when I ordered it. I actually had ordered this omelette specifically because I wanted avocado and I let them know this. Their consideration for this lack of communication and total miss of expectations was a credit of three dollars on my bill as avocado isn't very expensive (this was literally the explanation I was given). This specifically was a very poor customer experience and i did not feel valued (waitresses were nice and attentive). I will not be returning. If they had offered to make me something different or even gave me a couple of pastries, I would've been happy. This was not a cheap place to eat. It was almost $180 for five people to eat breakfast so this is another reason why I feel they truly missed expectations. .
Came to Colleen's under a recommendation from a friend and left having had a transcendent experience involving a carrot ginger soup and perfect - perfect. - stir fry paired with ahi. This wasn't the most crazy meal I've ever had but it's just so clear that every choice the kitchen is making is really intentional and so well executed. Down to earth vibe and kind of the coolest wallpaper ever. Mahalo for such a lovely experience and being so welcoming.
We stopped in to see the area and found this place. Very quaint and friendly. We ordered a tuna melt and the upcountry beef burger. Both were perfectly prepared and fresh. We shared an order of fries as the portion was very generous. Love the crispy battered fries. We picked up a couple of pastries for the road as they looked great and tasted just as great for breakfast the next day. Highly recommended.