The Breadshop
About
In Oahu, The Breadshop operates as a bakery at 3408 Waialae Ave #104, Honolulu, HI 96816. The venue holds a 4.7 out of 5 average from 248 reviews, a strong showing that reflects a settled following in Honolulu.
Opening hours run Wednesday to Saturday from 14:00 to 19:00, with Sunday trading from 14:00 to 18:30, and the shop stays closed on Monday and Tuesday. The website at breadsbybreadshop.com carries further details. Waikiki, Kailua and the North Shore lie within reach of the address, and Pearl Harbor sits nearby.
Hawaii's warm tropical climate means daytime temperatures change little between summer and winter. English and Hawaiian are both official languages, and Hawaiian words appear widely in place names. The wetter season runs from November to March, with drier weather from April to October.
Hawaiian food includes plate lunches, poke made from raw fish, and kalua pork cooked in an imu earth oven. A first-time visitor should expect a compact bakery with a focused range and a queue at peak times.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Breadshop known for?
The Breadshop is a bakery on Oahu, and its website is http://www.breadsbybreadshop.com/. Hawaiian food on the island includes plate lunches, poke made from raw fish, and kalua pork cooked in an imu earth oven.
What kind of business is The Breadshop?
The Breadshop is a bakery on Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands. Its opening hours are We-Sa 14:00-19:00 and Su 14:00-18:30.
Where is The Breadshop located on Oahu?
The Breadshop sits at 3408 Waialae Ave #104, Honolulu, HI 96816, United States. That puts it in Honolulu, so anyone staying in Waikiki is on the same side of the island.
How do visitors rate The Breadshop?
The Breadshop holds a rating of 4.7/5 from 248 reviews. That score reflects a bakery in Honolulu that draws a steady following.
Is The Breadshop easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Oahu?
The Breadshop is at 3408 Waialae Ave #104 in Honolulu, close to Waikiki and within reach of places such as Kailua and Pearl Harbor. Oahu is part of the Hawaiian Islands, where English and Hawaiian are both official languages.
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