Aloe Cafe

Delicious little cafe. Small but diverse menu. We had their chicken tacos and they were tasty. We went at 3:30 and it was busy with plenty of people. Outdoor seating under a canopy only. Great souvenir shop next door.

This is an unpretentious little place in the corner of a strip mall, well back from the road. There is a sign out front, but it's no bigger than those for the other businesses so you kind of have to look for it. All the tables are out on the covered patio in front, which seems pretty typical for Tahiti. I had a cheeseburger and fries, which were quite good. They actually ask how you want the burger cooked, and I told my wife that chain that's famous for their fries has nothing on this place. My wife had a chicken wrap, and loved it. Oh, and our server spoke perfectly acceptable English. The prices aren't much lower than what we would have paid at the resort, but the menu had more options, and, well, it made for a nice change of pace.

Located in downtown, this restaurant has a nice selection of food options. Snorkeled in the morning so I was hungry for lunch. The food was pretty tasty.

Food was great, and much better than the food we had in luxury ones in high end resort 😅 Decent price with tasty food, it was really delicious and it was a good restaurant where you can spend time relaxing during your visit the main island or even waiting for your shuttle boat from the resorts. (My Pics doesn't look good but it was delicious and really worth it)

Aloe Cafe is my favourite cafe in Bora Bora, French Polynesia. The prices were affordable, and the most important thing is that the sumptuous😋 tastes of their food are unforgettable.🥰

A good restaurant in Vaitape with a central location. The prices are, of course, a bit higher, as is the case everywhere on the island. I paid 3,000 CFP (€25.14) for a hamburger and a Coke. The drinks and food arrived quickly. I was asked about the doneness of the burger, and it was cooked as requested. The burger was solid, and the fries were well salted. However, it gets very crowded during peak times (12 PM) because tourists from the cruise ship come in.

The breakfast is pretty expensive. About 30USD for their meal specials. We ordered a la carte and got pancakes, bacon and croissants. The croissants are made in house and rather hard covered in some sugar. The coffee is so so, kind of watery without much flavor. This is one of the few cafes, so some breakfast is better than none

My husband and I stopped here for lunch around 2pm on a Thursday. We were sat right away and there were a few tables still available. We both got the mahi mahi that came with a truffle sauce, it was delicious! I got a side of mashed potatoes which went perfect with that sauce and my husband got sweet potato fries. I’d highly recommend stopping by, it was a surprisingly tasty meal.