Maui Bread Company

I apologize for the picture of the mostly eaten Hawaiian Muffin, but I wasn’t thinking about posting a review for bread. So here is the deal…this is a grab and go place. Kind of hard to find, but it is nextdoor to “That’s a Wrap Cafe” and Kalia Cafe. Also a business called “Boss Frog’s” has the most visible sign in the strip center. This will help you find it. The food - you HAVE to get the Hawaiian Muffin! I don’t know about the Hawaiian bread or loaf or anything, but the muffin will knock your socks off! Sweet, crispy, and decadent, yet soft and fluffy inside. We also had a “K-dog” which is like a Hawaiian Kolache. It is a true fusion item, and it was really good. We also had a Ham, egg and cheese bun, and it was quite bland. The Coconut Iced Coffee was excellent to me, but my Wife did not like it so much. She prefers stupid sweet coffee, so she went to Kalia Cafe and got another coffee. She liked it better, but I tried hers and hated it, and this is my review about Maui Bread Company, so I will just leave it at this. Try the Hawaiian Muffin and K-dog and Coconut coffee. You will not be disappointed!

We popped in just to check out the selection and I was pleasantly surprised to see a number of items free from gluten and dairy products - this time tried the macadamia/coconut cookie. It was somehow chewy AND a bit like a shortbread cookie all at the same time! Excited to try the macaroons next time!

This place sells Asian, Hawaiian and European bake goods. The place is clean and modern. The POG bread, lilikoi bun and pineapple bun are a must try. They also have prepared cold drinks.

The Pineapple Coconut Muffin was outstanding, one of the best I've ever had. The Biscotti was also great ... The Pretzels looked great but didn't try them. Pina Colada is mostly just Hawaiian type bread with a little topping. The Ham and Pineapple was very similar to the Pina Colada (with ham added). The Macaroons were tasty but very dry and crumbly. Service was bright and friendly.

I purchased an almond butter croissant, pretzel, and roll with cheese for a nice bread selection. The flavors were pedestrian. For the price, I was expecting something from the old country.

delish breakfast rolls! cinnamon roll was also very good.

Loved the chocolate croissants, Hawaiian muffins, macnut coconut cookie and the coffee. Super friendly service from the lady that runs the shop and we enjoyed walking across to the beach to enjoy the view.

Fantastic pastry shop in the heart of Kihei… the lilikoi pastry and Pina colada are not to be missed! As a huge fan of almond croissants, I had to try that as well as the cinnamon roll and both were delicious! Their almond paste is creamy and dough was very flaky. We stopped by next door at the cafe for delicious coffee too and then did a little early morning shopping next door.

The sign on the window says "Tradition. Quality. Taste." But ... it should also say "day-old" or "stale". Here early on a Thursday morning, when things should be fresh. Bought a few items to eat onsite, and was looking forward to picking up more to bring back to family. Unfortunately, the cinnamon roll and lilikoi buns were so obviously not baked that morning - like mediocre, packaged pastries you'd buy at the grocery store. I ended up taking only a few bites. For the price, Maui Bread should be offering better.

No greeting when we walked in already started the experience off on the wrong foot... One worker was talking to one customer... I would think that someone who works in customer service could multi-task by greeting customers walking in without seeming rude & while still engaging in her current convo... My husband later mentioned he thought he heard them talking about his business has been slow lately. Well, if that's the case, I would say greeting customers may be a good place to start to build that back up... They must have been really picked over when we arrived... As for what we got, the cinnamon roll was dry, the almond scones were decent but hard like a cookie more than a scone (at least the ones we've had), & the ube mochi bread was way too sweet in our opinions. Definitely wouldn't come back.

Hawai'i locals know...European-style breads and pastries are few and far between on the islands. Hawaii's idea of good bread tends to be sweeter, and I hear that baking is less forgiving in tropical areas than in places with cooler climates. Maui Bread comes through with German and Hawaiian-style baked goods! My husband found this place by chance while strolling around the block. Maui Bread was part of Yelp's Top 100 Restaurants of 2023! We visited some time past 9AM, and the German pretzel was already sold out. The lady who took our order was sweet and patiently gave us recommendations. She shared that all breads and pastries are baked onsite the morning they're sold! Since we already had breakfast, we started off with a pretzel croissant and a pretzel baguette (the lady's first two recommendations). We ordered a small side of mustard. The bakery is a bit cozy, but they do offer outdoor seating. The pretzel croissant and the pretzel baguette were so delicious! My family and I agreed that we had to return to Maui Bread at least one more time. We found German pretzels during our second visit! This time, we ordered more pretzel croissant and the following recommendations: German pretzel Hawaiian muffin Lilikoi sweet bun We didn't order the last recommendation, the piña colada sweet bun, but we did order an almond croissant. Our brother-in-law ordered coconut coffee which isn't a latte, but is iced coffee with coconut milk, a bit of nutmeg, and no added sweeteners. So smart to offer coffee with pastries! The pretzel croissant was still everyone's favorite. We all enjoyed the almond croissant, too! The almond flavored creamy filling was so tasty. Oahu locals, add Maui Bread to your day trip itineraries if you ever make it to Kihei or Wailea!

If you're looking for real bread in S Maui, or a baked treat, check out Maui Bread. Offerings may vary a bit from day to day but options typically include banana bread (including a GF version), other sweet bread like mango or pumpkin, pretzels, muffins, cookies, rolls, twists, scones, and of course lots of bread choices (for many, you can choose a full or half loaf). They also have chocolate bars/gift packs and various types of preserves. It's all made locally and it's all fantastic :)

We wanted to try out some pastries one morning, and we stopped by here because it was near us. My friend got a pastry and ate it right away. I got some to save for later. The Hawaiian Sweet Bread and the POG Sweet Bread were both good; the Hawaiian bread was softer and more crumbly, messier to eat. The Pretzel Croissant was good, but way too salty for me, just like how salty a salted pretzel would be. My bf got the Peanut Butter Cookie, and he loved it. Staff was very friendly.

5 stars based on the food. We had the Lilikoi bun OMG so good. That's coming from someone who doesn't like jelly filled donuts or any kind of custard inside. This was so good! we also ordered the Hawaiian muffin which smells like toasted coconut and is amazing. Also bought the Hawaiian bread which we haven't tried yet but it's just beautiful. Pretty sure I'm going back there to get those gifts taken back home. The only drawback on this was the service... Two younger people barely spoke to us. I think they said hello and then said goodbye. lol we 100% are returning to this place!

Grabbed a haul of pastries from here to enjoy on our lanai with morning coffee :) Everything was warm and freshly baked. We had the wonderful rye loaf to make sandwiches for out hike - it was dense and had a nice chew.

This is our first time in Maui and my mom said it's strange to be in Hawaii and see no Asians. This is one of those establishments in Kihei which is literally all white people both working and frequenting the store. The bakery is similar to any high end bakery you would find in San Francisco, excellent set up with beautifully presented and packaged breads. We had the pina colada bread, pretzel croissant, and pretzel. Don't forget to ask for the mustard that comes with the pretzel. There's nothing that feels local about this place expect for the tropical themed pastries. Still if you simply want outstanding baked goods, this is the place for you!

Came here to get two pastries. One was an ube mochi bread and the other was a POG loaf. Both items were pretty unique and both items were decently sweet. The mochi bread had a sponge-like texture and it was quite easy to keep eating. There was decent ube flavor in it. The POG loaf felt like eating a sweet muffin. It was good but nothing too special. Overall, I think this place does a good job of having pastries revolve around Hawaiian flavor.

My dad loves this place so when I was visiting him we stopped in. He recommended a very boring looking muffin, the Hawaiian muffin. My goodness did it surpass expectations! It was the perfect subtle blend of macadamia, pineapple, and coconut and the texture was just perfection. We also ordered an almond croissant which is my go to order all over. This was one pleasantly unique in that instead of being filled with marzipan, it had a light airy almond cream in the middle. Both were so delightful that the camera did not eat first!!

WOW! What an epic bakery! We stopped in here for breakfast on one of our morning walks. The bakery had such a huge variety of items to choose from, and everything was fresh. We grabbed two trays and filled them with items from the shelves for the family. Everything was clearly labeled, and some fresh trays were behind the register. They also had a box with hot breakfast items next to the register. We grabbed some of cold coconut coffees (dark roast) from the fridge, and I ordered a masala chai. They let me know I could get free refills on hot water for the tea while I was there. The employee at the register was very helpful, making sure we got everything we wanted. Outside, we grabbed one of the many tables and cut our items into pieces to share. There wasn't a single thing we didn't love! One of my favorites as the ube mochi. The Christmas macarons were also excellent. My mom devoured the likikoi mochi. Both the guys chowed down on their peanut butter chocolate chip mochi. We had ordered way more than we could eat for the morning, so we brought home coconut macaroons, lemon poppyseed scones, and the leftover pieces of mochi. They made perfect snacks over the next few days! I'll definitely be stopping by again before we head out to grab some items for home.

The service is great, the place is clean, the price is alright, the pastries not so much. Or maybe we haven't ordered the right thing. We've been to Maui Bread 3 times and each time we are a little more disappointed. The pastries look awesome but when we try them, it's really "dry", not a lot of flavors and mainly "doughy".

This was a great unexpected find. I was at the coffee shop next door and noticed this bakery. We wanted some pastries to eat with our coffee so it was the perfect compliment. The great thing is that they are traditional German bakers that also incorporate local Hawaiian ingredients. It's the best of both worlds and my exact heritage. My mom is from Germany and my dad born and raised in Hawai'i. The owners were very friendly and told me about some of their unique baked items. We even spoke a little German. They do a great job of displaying their products in a very clean and well lit location. They maintain the aesthetic of clean German lines, with a touch of local wood shelves.

Small bakery in Kihei that sells fresh bread and pastries. I love their pre-made coconut iced coffee, however--expensive at around $9. The serving is tall but not sure how $9 for coffee seems to be the standard. My husband got their lilikoi sweet bun which was unfortunately too sweet.

A great selection of breads and the store smelled delicious. The Pretzel Croissant, Sweet Buns & Ube Mochi were my favorite. Service was very friendly. You honestly can't go wrong with anything you get from here. I highly recommend this place and try your best to get there early!

Pretzel croissant was unique and flavorful. Highly recommend. Chocolate croissant was decent as well, mousse inside not just hard piece of chocolate. Friendly service and helpful staff. Clean and organized and efficient. Will come back

Maui Bread is conveniently located in a small strip mall with parking right up front. They have tons of merch available, no seating indoor and a few outdoor tables. We ordered a variety of bread, one coconut cold coffee and one regular hot coffee. Their coffees are on the strong side for my preference and their bread is fair, nothing I would crave or rave about. Their customer service was available, not over the top friendly or over accommodating but available to answer questions.

Those review is for the almond scone, which had an odd texture and a weird aftertaste.

I'm sooo happy I got to stop by Maui Bread on my last day of the trip. It was the perfect way to start the morning and to pick up some pastries to bring home. Line was out the door, and I was overwhelmed with what to door (bc everything looked SO delicious) but I chose POG bread, Hawaiian bread, and the famous pretzel croissant. - POG bread - subtle flavors of guava, but the orange stands out. Gorgeous pink loaf and has a fruity/citrusy flavor. - Hawaiian bread - my favorite! Loaded with coconut, raisins, carrot, pineapples and mac nuts. This with a hot coffee is divine. - Pretzel croissant - tastes like a lighter pretzel bagel(?), the outer layer is topped with salt and the dough inside is buttery goodness.

Not much service bc it's help yourself kinda place. Pick up the items you want and pay for them. Friendly enough. Similarly not much ambiance. Just pick up pay and get out. But all that said, their items are tasty and delicious. We tried many different stuff: Ube mochi Peanut butter chocolate mochi Pretzels - Josie & Ella. Pineapple bread Banana walnut bread Coconut macaroons Pineapple bun (skip this one) I may have left out a couple but you get the idea. All delish and worth trying. I'm a fan.

This place was amazing! Here's the rundown of the things we tried. Take into account that this is the overal consensus from 3 people (1 local 2 haoles) Pretzel Croissant: an absolute must. This was easily the best item on the menu and sold out at 8 am the next day when we went in to buy more. I dream of these croissants and am insanely saddened to know that I will be unable to taste them again. Truly phenomenal and you would be a fool not to try one Pog bread: cute color, lacking in strength of pog flavor, probably wouldn't buy again but I'm glad I tried it Pog juice: best I've ever had in the state. Freshly squeezed, and AMAZING. Very expensive but absolutely worth trying once Pro tip is to dip the pog bread in the pog juice and you will be winning!!! It was an amazing combo together Kdog: very tasty, good balance of mozzarella cheese, hot dog, sausage, and warm fluffy bread Ube Mochi: pretty good, lacking a little in strength of flavor Pineapple bun thing (forget the name): least favorite and wouldn't get again. You only get a little bit of flavor in the middle and it just wasn't worth the price Lilikoi bun: AMAZING. Filled to the brim with lilikoi. Now, be sure to realize that they make this with real lilikoi so it's sour authentically to the fruit. Kids probably wouldn't be a fan but if you love real lilikoi this is a pastry for you Service: great! The lady was super friendly and kind, gave a bunch of great recommendations, cracked jokes with us, and helped bag stuff that wasn't even from her bakery. Amazing woman, 100000/10 The inside of the store was clean and well lighted, outside was nice and had plenty of seating. Only tip is to COME EARLY to get the selection of goodies you want!

Maui Bread has alot of variety in baked goods and sweets. It's worth a try. I got several treats -- the pretzel croissant, banana bread, chocolate chip mochi (not pictured), and chocolate chip cookie. I felt the items were too sweet for my preference, especially the mochi and cookie. You've got to pair it with a drink. However, note that if you want to order drinks, they don't really have a drinks menu so you can go next store to a cafe. Still a good experience to try out this bakery.

Soo glad was staying across the street again from these super nice folks! The chocolate pretzel croissant is OMG unbelievable!! And very unique. The hot K'dog is a wonderful twist on the Asian bakery staple hot dog in sweet roll: This one half hot dog and half Portuguese Sausage w/mozzarella....yummm!! The Hawaiian Muffins are also crazy good! Wish I'd had more time/stomachs to try more. Very personal preference here, I'm a bit of a banana bread snob and there's some flavor in theirs I'm not crazy about...it's a quality bread I'd suggest you try, just not my personal favorite. But by all means GO HERE (and go early b4 things sell out).

Stopped in during a recent visit to Maui. It's a cute baked goods shop. Ordered the pretzel croissant and a loaf of banana bread. Very little interaction with the employees, but both ladies were friendly. We found the pretzel croissant really yummy, but the bread ($9.99) missed the mark as it was pretty dry and didn't taste freshly baked.

I really enjoy the Hawaiian bread from this cute store. Every time I visit Maui, I make sure to visit. The other items they have are fresh and tasty as well, but nothing beats the Hawaiian bread. As with everything on Hawaii, the bread is quite expensive and price has only risen. However, I still think it is worth it and the lines at this place are very manageable. Note they open at 7 and close at 1pm. You get the most variety if you arrive earlier than later.

This bakery was named Yelp's #72 best restaurant in the US for 2023! When I walked in, I was hit with the smell of freshly baked goods. Although I was immediately attracted to the pastries at the front counter, I had to browse their entire shop. They specialize in two types of artisan breads: Hawaiian and German. They also offer mochi, cookies, and a good selection of gluten-free options. It took us some time to decide what we wanted since everything looked scrumptious. When we asked, the employee said her favorites were the Hawaiian Muffin and Almond Croissant. The four of us each selected a pastry for breakfast and we grabbed a loaf of bread to enjoy during the rest of the week. + ALMOND CROISSANT ($5.49): The crisp and flaky pastry housed the smoothest buttery almond mousse. It was so light, but bursting with a rich almond flavor. Get this! + PIÑA COLADA SWEET BUN ($5.19): A soft pillowy bun flavored with pineapple and coconut around the edges. This one was both sweet and a little tart. It would pair nicely with a coffee or tea. + LILIKOI SWEET BUN: This light bun had some lilikoi jam filled in the center and also dabbed on top. The bun itself is plain, which allows the slightly tart passion fruit flavor to shine. + UBE BREAD LOAF ($13, GF): This was my least favorite item, but I think we just incorrectly assumed it would be a sweet bread when it wasn't. It was surprisingly a little salty and I didn't really taste any ube. It was also on the denser side, but I found it a little better when heated up. While we didn't love the ube bread, we all enjoyed the pastries! They were such a treat for breakfast. This bakery is only open Friday through Tuesday, which is a pretty unique schedule. We had to be at the airport early on a Friday, but if we had a little more time, I guarantee we would have stopped in again to grab some baked goods before our flight. 4.75 stars.

What a cool place. Absolutely would recommend. We enjoyed the food and the service and will return next time we're on the island.

What an amazing way to start your morning. With cases and cases of options we couldn't narrow down our choices and ended up ordering a bunch of pastries and breads. I split the pina colada & the lilikoi pastry. Both were 5/5 amazing, I wish I could eat this every morning. I personally was not the biggest fan of the pretzel croissant, however the staff said it was very popular and my entire family loved it. They also have K' dogs!

YES, reference the other reviews and check out this lovely place. It has a nice neighborhood bakery ambiance with a good vibe from the regulars and some extraordinary bread that just takes control of your mouth. While enjoying our coffee and breakfast at the Cafe La Plage next door, we were able to witness the continuous circulation of people going in and out of the bakery, which naturally led us to explore our curiosity. The owner lady greeted us with a big smile and shared many jokes with my son, and the Hawaiian muffin that the older gentleman recommended was so OMG good - no wonder why it gets sold out quickly!

Very boutique bakery with breads, cookies, and pastries. A taste of Hawaii with a freshly baked Hawaii muffin. Muffin is a mix of macadamia nuts, pineapple, coconut and topped with a crunchy streusel of the same. The PINA COLADA pastry had coconut, pineapple in the center of pastry. They sell gluten free breads too.

Came here to grab some pastries as snacks before heading on the plane. I love how clean and put together the bakery looks. It was really inviting and looked delicious! I mainly came for the Hawaiian items and got passionfruit mochi and lilikoi sweet bun and each one was delicious! You can tell that it's made fresh and the bread is super soft! They also come in a pretty big portion so come hungry. On a side note, they also sell a lot of Hawaiian and German breads aside from the sweet and savory pastries. I would definitely come back if I was a local.

Due to the fire tragedy in Maui, we held off on writing these reviews. But now the island is back so let's get it started! And this one is great to start with... I mean you had us at "Maui". Add "Bread" to the mix and you have a winner. And that's how I would describe this place. The breads and pastries are winners. Try them all- you won't be disappointed.

Went here on my early morning trek for coffee and was surprised no coffee but it did not matter. Fresh homemade breads and pastries. Brioche egg sandwiches were delicious. Excellent Banana Bread and would definitely make this place a stop for at least one morning if not daily. Will be back before we leave.

We've enjoyed several of the products from Maui Bread Company and were really impressed with their selections of both German and Hawaiian Artisan breads, so we returned to try some more. Since we were up early, we arrived a few minutes before they opened and were 1st in line. But, when the doors opened, a woman arrived with an urgent need to skip the line and buy a couple of brownies. Okay, no worries. We pretty much knew what we wanted but we weren't in a big hurry. We picked up a couple of Hawaiian Sweet Bread loaves (one for us and one to gift), a couple of savory rolls and 2 sweet rolls. The sausage & egg roll was really good. The k-dog (with a long sausage & cheese) was excellent. Our piña colada roll was tasty but the Lilikoi roll was disappointing. The filling inside the bun was in a space about the size of a dime. Lots of Lilikoi on the outside that looked good, but it was smeared over the inside of the little bag. Should have requested it in a box. Live and learn.

New favorite bakery in Maui! Absolutely ADORE this place. Every single pastry we got was to die for!!! The service was super friendly, helpful and made the whole experience even better! The bakery is also so cute, clean and welcoming - such an incredible experience. We got an assortment of different breads and pastries, each one was even better than the last - one of the specialty pretzel buns they had for the Fourth of July was so amazing that I literally ran back to the bakery immediately to buy our the rest of them - they were that good! Love love love love this place - already looking forward to coming back tomorrow!

3.5 stars but rounding up since they have some unique baked goods, and a large variety of items to choose from. As a bonus, they also have homemade jams and butters for sale. Maui Bread is located in the same small plaza as Maui Fish'n Chips and a few other businesses. They still have a layer of plexiglass separately their staff from the customers. Make sure you come early if there is something specific you want to try, since they were already busy at 8:45am on a Tuesday. They only had a few lilikoi sweet buns remaining, but it didn't seem like anything was sold out quite yet. There was a short line when I arrived, but I was in and out in 5-10 minutes. I tried: [https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=hjAOA5DILhTvY5aVfrWwRQ&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg] -Lilikoi Sweet Bun ($5.49): Sadly, just ok; however, I did try this the day after, and I'm sure that changed the consistency somewhat. I liked the slight tartness of the filling, and the lilikoi flavor; however, I wasn't a fan of the gel-like consistency. -Jette/"Pretzel" Croissant ($4.89): Yum- this was my favorite out of the items I tried. I liked that the croissant was flaky and buttery, but it had the crisp of the pretzel on the exterior, and a slight chewiness. Recommended! -Hawaiian Muffin ($4.99): This muffin was fluffy and moist, but there were too many shredded coconut flakes for my preference. I would order another muffin, but would skip ordering the Hawaiian muffin again. Although prices are on the higher side, Maui Bread is worth checking out at least once, since they do offer items you won't really see anywhere else on Maui. I appreciated their items were clearly labeled, and prices were also easy to see. There were some tables available for outdoor seating. Parking was easy to find at the time since it was early, and this plaza wasn't busy yet.

I couldn't stop coming here. Literally almost every day I had to come back for more. Everything I tried (cinnamon rolls, savory breakfast items, breads, flavored butter and more) was so delicious!!! Absolutely worth a visit if you haven't been here. Will definitely be a favorite for future visits to Maui!

My wife & I stopped here one morning while going on a walk and found this place. They they are traditional German bakers that also incorporate local recipes. Great unique pastries.

Stop by for a delicious breakfast but make sure to go early cause they sell out fast. We got there at 7:30 and got the last of the bacon cheddar twist, plus a couple of cinnamon rolls and pretzel croissants. The bacon cheddar twist was my fave...bread was chewy with the right amount of cheese and bacon. The pretzel croissant was my wife's fave as she said it's not buttery like your typical croissant but has a crunch and taste of a pretzel. Finally the cinnamon roll was good, chewy texture but I wanted more cinnamon filling. Great owners who run the shop. Buy local and grab some pastries and bread from this establishment

Stopped by to purchase some treats for Ohana in Cali. This place always has good and delicious bread items to share.

Absolutely could NOT get enough of this place while I was staying in Kihei. It was across the street from our condo and we walked over every morning it was open during our stay. It's a month later and I cannot stop thinking about that pretzel croissant. I need someone on the mainland to sell it. It was perfect by itself but also tasted great as bread with a sandwich. You really cannot go wrong with anything you get here.

Yes ! - go to this place and try a variety - It was so good Standouts were pretzel croissant and cookies !

Maui Bread is pretty unique in their offerings. Coming from Southern California, we have stiff competition and I've seen my fair share of unique bakery options but Maui Bakery was truly a treat. The one downside is the pastries are pretty pricey. The pretzel croissant was the more unique items that I've truly not seen anywhere else. The combination of a slight burnt taste with the chewy texture of a pretzel, combined with the natural buttery mouth-feel of a croissant truly makes for an interesting treat. I would highly recommend trying it at least once.

Great variety using local favorites. Gluten free available. Friendly staff. Get there early!

We love this place, easy breakfast to grab and go. Their egg and bacon rolls are amazing and so are their pretzels. Just make sure you go early as a lot of the breakfast stuff sells out early.

Is it my personal mission to visit at least one local bakery during each vacation? It absolutely is. Ordered: - POG (passion fruit, orange, guava) bread ($7.69 each) - Hawaiian bread ($7.69 each) - Ube Mochi bread ($7.69 each) (gf) - lemon lilikoi Mochi bread ($7.39 each) (gf) - coconut coffee Must get: ube Mochi bread & Hawaiian bread Payment: accepts card, unknown about cash Parking: easy, accessible lot with plenty of parking Heard about this place after a friend of mine gifted the ube Mochi bread to me after coming back from Maui. I was SO impressed by how fresh the bread still was after not seeing my friend until a week and a half after she got back from her trip. Like fresh bread after a few days is rare, let alone a week and a half? Impressive. Waited two days to finally visit during my own trip because I was conveniently here on Wednesday and Thursday, the two days the bakery is normally closed. For sure worth the wait and the people are super kind. They gave plenty of tips on how to keep the bread fresh and even gave some cellophane for me to later pack the Hawaiian and POG breads since they were fresh out of the oven when I got there. All in all, a must visit while in Maui!

The sourdough bread and traditional roll were very very good. The highlight was the sourdough. The bacon cheese twist was a bit sweet for my liking but overall good.

Wow I love me my carbs and this place hits the spot! Went at 7:30 on a Saturday and just a couple people in line ahead of me. The woman who helped me was efficient. I got pretzel croissants (omg can't believe I've never had anything like this before--pretzel-y flavor and slightly doughier and chewy flaky croissant with salted exterior--so yum!), Hawaiian muffin (so so good! Coconut shreds and little chopped macadamia nuts and soft moist interior), pina colada bun (super soft and pillowy and if stand alone would have been great but compared to the other things, just meh), and the pretzel stick--good but kind of like your standard pretzel stick. Last but not least a small loaf of pog bread which was good but again nothing compared to the pretzel croissant or Hawaiian muffin. They also sell small jars of tropical flavor Hawaiian jam that they seem to make (has their label on it), and a few seasonings. This place is super super good--don't miss out!!

I love this place. The cookies are amazing! I love that they have the gluten-free option. I especially love the Coconut Macadamia cookies. The mochi is also delicious! I highly recommend it. The service and ambiance were great.