The hash was good, but the quantity was marginal. My wife's three-egg omelet, which featured ham, bell peppers and mushrooms, was the better choice. As for the boys' pancakes, they each left me two. I appreciated that the strawberries came mixed-in with the batter, instead of merely sprinkled on top. The coconut syrup was also something not commonly seen. It gave the pancakes a distinct coconut flavor, but when combined with maple syrup it was drowned out. Overall, though, the pancakes were marked more by quantity than quality. The skin of the pancake peeled off easily, although everything--skin and all--was soft and fluffy.
Though I was comfortable through the three pancakes, I just couldn't power my way through the fourth. My breakfast won.
Big Island Grill
75-5702 Kuakini Hwy
Kailua Kona, HI 96740
(808) 326-1153
