Cream Pot - Honolulu

This was the best brunch experience I had in the island…best service, best food, and the place is so spacious and clean, this is what you expect if you’re coming to relax and have a good time! I highly recommend the cinnamon apple French toast, and the chicken spinach crepe, never go wrong with the house special coffee and the lemonade!Thanks to the staff and manager!

Best brunch in town! I give it a perfect 10/10. The food is both delicious and of high quality, the service is fantastic, and the atmosphere is lovely. You definitely shouldn't miss out on this place! I highly recommend the Café Vienna. The scrambled eggs, omelettes, baked eggs, and hash browns are all excellent. The Benedicts are also very good; their egg cooking skills are spot on! I absolutely loved the dressing on the green salad, and the bacon is a standout too. The soufflé pancakes are a must-try, and the Belgian waffles are scrumptious as well! Thank you, Cream Pot; we will be back!

I visited Cream Pot at 11:30 AM, and it was pleasantly quiet, allowing us to be seated immediately. The tables were spotless, and the staff was both quick and friendly. We ordered the Apple Waffles and the Three Cheese Omelet, and our food arrived within 20 minutes. The waffles were the first to come out; they were a tad too sweet for my taste, earning a solid 8/10. On the other hand, the omelet was absolutely amazing! I would highly recommend it and would rate it a 9/10. The prices are a bit on the higher side, totaling $46 for the two dishes, but I believe it was worth it. If you find yourself in the area, I definitely recommend dining here!

We were all pleasantly surprised by the way selection of breakfast restaurants in the area, but this place was special! The attention to flavors and textures here are unmatched. The souffle pancakes are simply indulgent! It's hard to beat a caramel banana souffle pancake, but they do match this with their savory pot dishes topped with eggs. Also, do not pass up the delicious coffee!

Home of the original souffle pancakes since 2008! Many thinks that souffle pancakes originated from Japan but this restaurant claims that they invented it. Regardless, it's a fun brunch spot if you would like to play tourist, it has the french-Japanese ambience that makes it cute and charming. Most of our food is yummy, especially the souffle pancakes $25) but I was not won over by the Vietnamese style coffee $8). Im giving the food 4 stars because the price can be pretty steep, expect to pay more than $20.They also have a cute dog walking around the establishment giving a boost of happiness for visiting patrons. I recommend that you make reservations after 11:30 am to avoid the brunch crowd and having to wait. Being surrounded by a flower garden and situated across the ala wai canal makes the view a charming one.Parking: You can validate your parking ticket to $3.50 per hour at the restaurant buildingWheelchair accessibility: You have to get on stairs so accessibility may not be the best