Social Profile: 
✔️Breakfast ✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out ✔️Delivery
… View more
Chef Luis Castro, Castro’s Restaurant is an album of memories. Having developed a love and respect of farm-to-table cooking at a young age while growing up in Bogota, Columbia, Castro’s Restaurant is an ode to his journey as chef and a reflection of his roots. Chef Luis started his career in the kitchen working as a cook in Columbia during high school. After a whirlwind of relocating in pursuit of growth, he found himself working in prestigious positions such as Executive Sous Chef for Morimoto Asia Waikiki and Chef de Cuisine for Michael Mina’s Stripsteak Waikiki. When his love and craving for the latin flavors he grew up eating overpowered his need to learn the next technique, he decided it was time to open a restaurant of his own.
Spacious restaurant with wooden beams and outdoor seating, whipping up Latin American fare.
Hours
| Sunday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–1 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–1 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2113 Kalākaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815
Phone: (808) 630-0480
Website: https://www.castrosrestauranthi.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Castros: A Culinary Gem in Waikiki for Exquisite Breakfast and Dinner
Welcome to Castro’s, a delightful breakfast haven nestled in the vibrant streets of Waikiki, Honolulu. Located at 2113 Kalākaua Ave, this charming spot has …
Castro’s (@castroswaikiki) • Instagram photos and videos
… hawaii #honolulueats #hawaiifoodie #oahu #aloha #hawaiistagram. Photo by … Try our Mediterranean Potato, Mediterranean vibes, Hawaii style Come visit us at …
Castro’s – Facebook
Details ; . 100% recommend (9 Reviews) ; . Closed now ; . 2113 Kalākaua Ave Unit 201 Honolulu, HI 96815, 96815 …
Reviews
Nicole Devine
Some of the best food I’ve had in Waikiki. The salmon board was extremely fresh and full of flavor, and the Cubano sandwich is a must-try. I also had the Bien Días with fresh, sweet fruit and finished with the perfect Cuban coffee. Excellent service! We enjoyed it so much we came back two days in a row. Highly recommend.
… moreAnnie Crosby
This breakfast was SO good. Our group of 4 + a baby visited around 10:30 on a Sunday morning. It was fairly crowded and we were lucky to snag a table. The service was fast, especially given how busy they were. Our group ordered the French toast, ham & cheese sandwich, brisket sandwich, and watercress salad. Everything was delicious and everything except the salad was served with fresh fruit. This is a great place to enjoy a delicious breakfast in Honolulu. We parked at a lot down the street, but you may be able to get street parking.
… morePhillip Salvador
This place is so great I came back twice on vacation. Let ambiance and setting are great. Very vibrant and friendly staff. The food is prepared fresh and tasty. We had the French toast and it wasn’t overly sweet but so balanced and wonderful. Overall highly recommend.
… moreIryna Yaresko-Linska
We decided to have our breakfast at this place today. I had seen many good reviews about it, and I can say they were right. The portions here are large, and the food is tasty. I tried a savory breakfast option with sausage, potatoes, and fruit, as well as French toast. I really liked it — the portions were generous, the food was delicious, and the fruit was fresh. Overall, I’m very satisfied. The only thing is that we didn’t try the coffee or drinks, we just came to eat, and I’m happy with the experience.
… moreAlison Foote
Couple friends was visiting Hawaii for a few days. Before we hit the beach to relax and enjoy the beautiful island of Hawaii we decided to eat at this gem. Food was amazing and the fresh juices was refreshing. The French toast 10/10. Actually everything we had 10/10. Definitely try this place.
Visted back in Aug of 2024
… moreVisted back in Aug of 2024
Karan Singhal
6.5 the food was great, the bean hummus unique. Smoked salmon didn’t sit well. Fruit plate with papaya was great for brunch
… moreAndrea H
Best breakfast in Honolulu! Every dish is crafted to perfection. We had the buen dia sandwich, ham and cheese and the avocado toast, the three were spectacular. Also the passion fruit and dragon fruit drinks were amazing!
… moreLiz Cong
Came here after reading the reviews. We have been visiting Oahu/Waikiki for years and pass by this place which always seems to have a crowd.
Our first impression was lackluster. We were barely greeted by the woman behind the counter, who instead of asking if we had questions about the menu, and/or making suggestions, just stood there, and asked if he were ready to order. We weren’t expecting a lot just a smile perhaps and some suggestions. Not sure if she was having a bad day/moment but she was a bit cold and unwelcoming.
We ordered the French toast, traditional Cuban breakfast plate and a small potato salad. French toast looked amazing but was way too sweet and over sauced.
Too bad because the toast itself seemed well done but drowned in syrup.
Traditional Cuban breakfast plate was OK.
Sausage was tasty and egg was cooked just right. Potato salad was also OK.
Cubanito came to me not hot, so tasted meh.
Overall we were underwhelmed with the food and service. The ambience is nice with outdoor seating. Food came out fast. Maybe the sandwiches are better. Not sure we’ll be back to try them though. When we learned the owner wasn’t Cuban it added to the let-down experience.
We are from San Francisco where there are many excellent restaurants and perhaps our expectations are different.
Castro’s is a popular spot so it’s worth a try to see for yourself. We were disappointed.
… moreOur first impression was lackluster. We were barely greeted by the woman behind the counter, who instead of asking if we had questions about the menu, and/or making suggestions, just stood there, and asked if he were ready to order. We weren’t expecting a lot just a smile perhaps and some suggestions. Not sure if she was having a bad day/moment but she was a bit cold and unwelcoming.
We ordered the French toast, traditional Cuban breakfast plate and a small potato salad. French toast looked amazing but was way too sweet and over sauced.
Too bad because the toast itself seemed well done but drowned in syrup.
Traditional Cuban breakfast plate was OK.
Sausage was tasty and egg was cooked just right. Potato salad was also OK.
Cubanito came to me not hot, so tasted meh.
Overall we were underwhelmed with the food and service. The ambience is nice with outdoor seating. Food came out fast. Maybe the sandwiches are better. Not sure we’ll be back to try them though. When we learned the owner wasn’t Cuban it added to the let-down experience.
We are from San Francisco where there are many excellent restaurants and perhaps our expectations are different.
Castro’s is a popular spot so it’s worth a try to see for yourself. We were disappointed.
Aki Chaifroosh
So good, omg the brisket sandwich is the best and I got some house pickles to go. So yummy!
Also the staff were nice enough to let us bring next door coffee to their table. Next time I’ll get coffee from Castro’s too .
… moreAlso the staff were nice enough to let us bring next door coffee to their table. Next time I’ll get coffee from Castro’s too .
Erica Kristin
First time here and the place was easy to find. Parking was not. There isn’t dedicated parking but the food is served quickly. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. The Cuban sandwich was a bit greasy for me but had decent taste considering the bread choice. The pickled veggies and guava juice were delicious. The black beans lacked something. I would go back to try other dishes.
… more