Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2756 Woodlawn Dr 6 102, Honolulu, HI 96822
Phone: (808) 888-3030
Website: https://www.loversxfighters.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Service was outstanding, almost too good in the sense that we never had a chance to need anything because our server was always there in an instant before we could ask haha.
We ordered meatballs, a mushroom pasta, a duck dish, some house pickles, and some wonderful breadshop bread. The dishes were all excellent, I would have been totally happy with this meal in New York or San Francisco, it was really well thought out and balanced. If I really had to nitpick and find one tiny issue, I’d say maybe the portugeuse sausage cassoulet was a bit rich to be paired with the duck?? But oh my gosh they prepared the duck perfectly, I’d order it again haha.
I like that they served breadshop bread, which I consider the best bread bakery that I know of in Oahu. We actually ended up ordering two loaves as my somewhat picky daughter pretty much ate a whole loaf by herself.
The inside was very comfortable and welcoming. It was near christmas so all the christmas decorations were up.
Parking was easy to find, food came out pretty fast, and we thoroughly enjoyed everything.
We started with a bottle of 2017 Scherrer Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon ($126) and Bread & Butter ($6). The wine was deep purple, with notes of black currant, chocolate and earthiness. The bread came with a herb butter but each slice was already buttered … I loved the bread!
We wanted the Hen of the Woods appetizer, but it was out, as was the Brussels Sprouts … We ended up with the Heirloom Carrots ($12) and the Sumac Cauliflower ($12). The very dark carrots came with a honey, paprika and parsley scented yogurt … They were delicious! The cauliflower was less successful, IMO. The menu listed hummus, garlic, and pickled onion … I liked the latter, but the sumac dusting was subtle, and the hummus and garlic were too subtle for my palate.
Our entrees were Herb Lamb ($38) and Duck ($28). The lamb was topped with a tomato chutney and served with Broccolini. The lamb was flavorful but somewhat tough. Slices of duck breast was served with a side of bean and Portuguese sausage cassoulet and sauteed kale … I wanted more cassoulet.
We ended our meal with the Ricotta Fritters ($12) and a French Press coffee ($8). The ricotta was very subdued … The dish reminded me of round beignets.
Our meal was reasonably priced and service by Sierra was fine. A little fine tuning of the entrees would have increased our satisfaction … As it stands, a rating of 4 (recommended).
I really do look forward to coming here again!
We got the mushroom sandwich and the risotto and I like the risotto better and my wife like the mushroom sandwich better. The cocktail that I ordered was made custom in-house and helped give donations to wildfire victims. What else can I say about this place that positive? I think you’re getting the point!
I must also say that the wait staff gave one of the best customer experience while at a restaurant that I can think of, and this is also in comparison to five Star dining that I’ve been to, bravo!!
The atmosphere is intimate and relaxed. The dining room feels thoughtfully designed without being overly formal, creating a comfortable environment that works well for both casual dinners and small gatherings. Its location near the university also gives the restaurant a mix of local residents, students, and visitors looking for something a little different from the more tourist-driven areas of town.
The menu reflects a modern American approach to dining, with dishes that emphasize seasonal ingredients and balanced presentation. Plates tend to combine familiar comfort elements with subtle creative touches, offering a menu that feels approachable while still showing attention to detail in preparation and flavor.
Service during the visit felt attentive and welcoming. Staff interactions were friendly and professional, and the pacing of the meal allowed time to enjoy each course without feeling rushed.
From a global travel perspective, Lady Elaine reminded me of the small independent neighborhood restaurants found in cities like Melbourne, Vancouver, and Copenhagen where chefs focus on thoughtful cooking and a more intimate dining experience rather than large-scale restaurant operations.
Shrimp is almost perfect (too salty in my taste). Lamp chops are just meh.
The service was outstanding. Our waiter was not only friendly and attentive, but also incredibly knowledgeable about the entire menu. His recommendations were spot on and really enhanced our dining experience.
I also appreciated the thoughtful touches, like the small basket placed under the table for handbags such a considerate detail. One unexpected highlight was the women’s restroom it’s so stylish that my friend and I couldn’t resist a quick photo shoot!
What surprised me most was the value. Living in Hawaii, I’m used to paying premium prices for meals that often don’t live up to expectations. But here, the pricing was more than fair, and the quality exceeded it. Everything felt well worth it.
If I had one small suggestion, it would be to adjust the lighting. When we arrived, the brightness was the first thing we noticed, and it gave the space more of a cafeteria feel. A slightly dimmer, warmer ambiance would really elevate the overall atmosphere.
That said, the lighting won’t keep me from coming back I’ll definitely be returning soon!
Lady Elaine has the most friendly staff. They are extremely warm and welcoming the moment you arrive. Service was 15/10 amazing. The ambiance is warm. It’s a nice place for intimate to a large group. Their drinks are yummy. And food menu is small plates family style kind of sharing. We selected a couple items from every category and really enjoyed it !
I personally like crispy potatoes/potato wedges. So if the potato could be served with sauce on the side instead, that would be my only wish. They were sold out of beef cheeks and octopus, but we’ll definitely be back to try. Our sever said they’ll be having a new menu in March.
Keiki menu is only $13 with great options!
Thank you for a great dinner!