Asian-inspired noodles, rice bowls, coffee, and pastries
























"The tiny coffee shop inside Taverna Costera offers just a few tables, so it’s usually quiet in here. The Wi-Fi is fast and there’s a power outlet for each table. If you’re hungry, the menu includes Hawaiian-inspired dishes." - Janna Karel

"The coffee shop inside Taverna Costera serves traditional coffee shop beverages to go, or dine in with one of the Hawaiian breakfast plates like spam musubi or loco moco." - Janna Karel

"I grabbed coffee drinks at Dragon’s Alley Coffee Co., the sibling to Taverna Costera, which serves beverages to the rooftop patio as well as a courtyard patio in the Arts District." - Susan Stapleton

"Opening daily at 7 a.m. with counter service and its own outdoor seating, Dragon’s Alley Coffee Co. will serve cold brew coffee, boba, and teas and sits next door to Taverna Costera on the ground floor; the shop nods to the former Lucky Dragon hotel by reusing signs and artwork from the now-closed resort." - Bradley Martin

"Serving as the resort's night market, Dragon's Alley is the themed night-market area located within Lucky Dragon." - Susan Stapleton