The O'hia Hideaway
Favorite Places to Eat
Here are all of our favorite local spots to hit up!
If you are looking for some good local sushi and an array of other island dishes, the Hilo Bay is the perfect place to check out. Sit out on the deck and enjoy gorgeous views overlooking the bay and the beautiful Mauna Kea.
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Hilo Bay Cafe
123 Lihiwai StIf you are looking for some good local sushi and an array of other island dishes, the Hilo Bay is the perfect place to check out. Sit out on the deck and enjoy gorgeous views overlooking the bay and the beautiful Mauna Kea.
If you are looking for a small intimate dinner spot this is your place! Regular menu changes utilizing locally source ingredients and nightly chef-inspired creations. Fantastic cocktails :-) Be sure to make reservations, space is limited!
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Moon and Turtle
51 Kalakaua StIf you are looking for a small intimate dinner spot this is your place! Regular menu changes utilizing locally source ingredients and nightly chef-inspired creations. Fantastic cocktails :-) Be sure to make reservations, space is limited!
Killer sandwiches and the best acai bowls! Great place to stop on a hot day for a frozen treat or some fresh cold pressed juice :-)
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Makani’s Magic Pineapple Shack
54 Waianuenue AveKiller sandwiches and the best acai bowls! Great place to stop on a hot day for a frozen treat or some fresh cold pressed juice :-)
Great vegan/vegetarian place that uses locally sourced produce. Also offers a wide variety of kombucha tea flavors
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Conscious Culture Cafe
110 Keawe StGreat vegan/vegetarian place that uses locally sourced produce. Also offers a wide variety of kombucha tea flavors
Great little spot that offers a variety of food from seafood to bbq. Well known for their cocktails :-)
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Pineapples Restaurant
332 Keawe StGreat little spot that offers a variety of food from seafood to bbq. Well known for their cocktails :-)
Cafes/Coffee Shops
Best places to start your morning :-)
If you are heading up to Volcano National Park stop and grab a delicious coffee spot. Also offers a good variety of quick breakfast options! Highly recommend the Mango Iced Tea- soooo good!
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The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
16-586 Old Volcano RdIf you are heading up to Volcano National Park stop and grab a delicious coffee spot. Also offers a good variety of quick breakfast options! Highly recommend the Mango Iced Tea- soooo good!
Great local cafe that overlooks Hilo Bay. Delicious made to order breakfast items and drinks.
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Surf Break Cafe
28-1690 Old Mamalahoa HighwayGreat local cafe that overlooks Hilo Bay. Delicious made to order breakfast items and drinks.
Cafe for breakfast, lunch, or afternoon snack! Delicious vegetarian and vegan smoothies, food, and desserts.
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Sweet Cane Cafe
48 Kamana StCafe for breakfast, lunch, or afternoon snack! Delicious vegetarian and vegan smoothies, food, and desserts.
Local Attractions
Things to do on the East Side of the Island
Volcano National Park is located just outside of the village of Volcano. Just a short 40 minute trip from the Ohi'a Hideaway. Some areas have been closed following the 2018 lava flow largely due to earthquake damage. However, the parks is open and there is tons to explore! Highly recommended in early spring (March and April) when the Ohi'a blossoms are in bloom, absolutely gorgeous!
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Kīlauea
1 Crater Rim DriveVolcano National Park is located just outside of the village of Volcano. Just a short 40 minute trip from the Ohi'a Hideaway. Some areas have been closed following the 2018 lava flow largely due to earthquake damage. However, the parks is open and there is tons to explore! Highly recommended in early spring (March and April) when the Ohi'a blossoms are in bloom, absolutely gorgeous!
Traveling with kids? Or just love animals? Check out the Panaewa Rainforest Zoo. Admission is free, and you will see everything from exotic birds (including free roaming peacocks), to lemurs, and our two local tigers Ziggy and Sriracha :-)
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Panaewa Rainforest Zoo
800 Stainback HwyTraveling with kids? Or just love animals? Check out the Panaewa Rainforest Zoo. Admission is free, and you will see everything from exotic birds (including free roaming peacocks), to lemurs, and our two local tigers Ziggy and Sriracha :-)
Looking for a good beach to safely play with the kids? Onekahakeha Beach Park is one of our personal faves. Shaded grassy areas with picnic tables, the perfect wave break allowing kids to play safely in the ocean. Be sure to bring a snorkel and check out the fish!
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Onekahakaha Beach Park
74 Onekahakaha RdLooking for a good beach to safely play with the kids? Onekahakeha Beach Park is one of our personal faves. Shaded grassy areas with picnic tables, the perfect wave break allowing kids to play safely in the ocean. Be sure to bring a snorkel and check out the fish!
History buff? Be sure to check out the Lyman Museum and Mission House originally build in 1838. Natural Hawaiian history museum highlighting ancient Hawaiian practices, and tools!
Admission: $10 adults, $8 seniors, $3 children, $21 family
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Lyman Museum & Mission House
276 Haili StHistory buff? Be sure to check out the Lyman Museum and Mission House originally build in 1838. Natural Hawaiian history museum highlighting ancient Hawaiian practices, and tools!
Admission: $10 adults, $8 seniors, $3 children, $21 family
Have a love of Astronomy? Be sure to check out the Imiloa Astronomy Center where Astronomy and Ancient Hawaii navigation collide! Learn about the unique view the islands have of the night sky, unlike anywhere in the world, and learn how the Native Hawaiian's used astronomy to guide them on their ocean voyages. Daily Planetarium shows!
Admission: Adults: $19, Children (5-12): $12, Children under 4: Free
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Imiloa Astronomy Center
600 Imiloa PlHave a love of Astronomy? Be sure to check out the Imiloa Astronomy Center where Astronomy and Ancient Hawaii navigation collide! Learn about the unique view the islands have of the night sky, unlike anywhere in the world, and learn how the Native Hawaiian's used astronomy to guide them on their ocean voyages. Daily Planetarium shows!
Admission: Adults: $19, Children (5-12): $12, Children under 4: Free
A must visit! Just 10 minutes down the road towards Pahoa! The Maku'u Farmers Market is the biggest market on the island and is open every Sunday from 8 am to 2 pm. Best place to find delicious local produce. Vendors from all over the island come to the farmers market to sell local art and fashions. Be sure to get some shaved iced and plan to eat a good lunch while listening to local music. The perfect place to grab some souvenirs.
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Maku'u Farmer's Market
15-2131 Keaau-Pahoa RdA must visit! Just 10 minutes down the road towards Pahoa! The Maku'u Farmers Market is the biggest market on the island and is open every Sunday from 8 am to 2 pm. Best place to find delicious local produce. Vendors from all over the island come to the farmers market to sell local art and fashions. Be sure to get some shaved iced and plan to eat a good lunch while listening to local music. The perfect place to grab some souvenirs.