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Just Cruisin Coffee

Great sandwiches and pastries and 100% pure Kona coffee.

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Cafe 100
In honor of the famed 100th Infantry Army Battalion, Mr. Miyashiro who served in the 100th during World War II, established this local restaurant with his wife in 1945. Destroyed twice by the devastating tsunamis, Cafe 100 offers good food at a great price. Known for their "Loco Moco" consisting of a bowl of rice with a hamburger patty, gravy and an egg, it is one of the best places to "grind" on the island and a local favorite.
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Hale Inu Sports Bar
Sports bar with karaoke, billiards, and a great atmosphere. Good viewing point of the Wailoa recreation area.
M-Sa 10AM-2AM, Su 1PM-2AM
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King Kamehameha Statue
Erected in 1997 at Wailoa State Park, the statue of King Kamehameha is perhaps the most impressive of the four found throughout the state. A gift from the island of Kauai who failed to erect the statue due to the historical significance of being the only island never to be conquered by Kamehameha the Great. Standing at 14 feet tall, the statue now overlooks Hilo where the first King of Hawaii established his seat of government.
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Sunlight Cafe
Japanese 'izakaya' type menu.