Crispy Grindz Acai Bowls And Brazilian Food

Acai: The thing I love about their Acai bowl is that it is made out of pure acai with no added juice or other fruits which most of the acai stand in oahu do to make their acai base. The only downside is that you have to pay extra for other toppings. But if you prefer pure and natural açaí, this is my go to. Service: Was extremely fast, so if you're also in a come and go situation then this is perfect. Service: 5

Acai: The thing I love about their Acai bowl is that it is made out of pure acai with no added juice or other fruits which most of the acai stand in oahu do to make their acai base. The only downside is that you have to pay extra for other toppings. But if you prefer pure and natural açaí, this is my go to. Service: Was extremely fast, so if you're also in a come and go situation then this is perfect.

After a long day on the North Shore we were looking for something delicious. We were all satisfied with this food truck. I got an açai bowl. It was fresh and tasty. Outside of the base, each extra fruit or topping costs extra so my small bowl quickly became the highest priced item on the ticket. Companions ordered coxincha and said it was delicious. Those are Brazilian street food fried shredded chicken. They also got the Brazilian soda. It is a guarana dink so be prepared to be energized if you buy it: .

Best açaí on the North Shore! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

My family and I absolutely love this small restaurant. The Patels they serve are incredibly delicious, although I must warn you that their pizza is a bit different from the traditional version. It consists of cheese, tomato, and oregano instead of marinara sauce, which was a bit disappointing for my kids. However, the chicken and cheese and ham and cheese options are really tasty! I tried the banana and cinnamon Patel, which reminded me of banana lumpia. The wait times for the Patels can be a bit long because they are freshly fried, but they are definitely worth it! The açaí bowl here is not as sweet as others I have tried, but I was told that it's because it's less processed and closer to real açaí. The staff is very friendly and the restaurant is conveniently located on the main road in Haleiwa. Parking is limited and getting in and out can be a bit of a hassle.