80 Percent What You Eat
Inside 80 Percent What You Eat
80 Percent What You Eat is a laid-back cafe nestled right in Mākaha, serving up a mix of health-conscious eats and refreshing beverages that reflect the island’s vibrant spirit. Located just off Farrington Highway, it naturally draws a crowd looking for fresh, wholesome options after a morning surf or a day exploring the West Side.
The vibe here leans casual and welcoming, with most seating outdoors where you can soak in the Hawaiian sun and relax. It’s a spot where locals stop by regularly, whether for a morning açai bowl that’s tailored just right or a chilled smoothie to beat the midday heat. The kitchen balances island-inspired flavors with straightforward health foods—the kind of place you can get a solid dose of veggies and fresh fruit without fuss.
Menu highlights like the Tropical Bowl and Açaí Na Tigela showcase fresh, colorful ingredients that appeal to those mindful of what they eat but don’t want to compromise on flavor or portion size. For those who prefer something savory, wraps featuring chicken and avocado offer a satisfying, protein-packed alternative. The juice selection, especially the Tropical Tonic, stands out as a bright, citrusy option that complements the food well. It's a good stop for people prioritizing freshness, whether grabbing a quick bite before heading out or sitting down to catch up with friends.
Staff hospitality here tends to be warm and personable, reflecting a community-oriented mentality. The proximity to local resorts and the ease of access for travelers lends the place a diversity of patrons—from longtime Waianae residents keeping pace with the evolving local scene to visitors keen on a genuine taste of the island’s healthful side.
This spot is best enjoyed during sunny morning and early afternoon hours when the outdoor seating area is inviting and the pace is unhurried. It’s not a big indoor space, so if crowds gather, it keeps things social and open. Overall, 80 Percent What You Eat feels like a natural extension of the neighborhood — a place where healthful eating meets community roots, catering equally well to locals and thoughtful visitors who want to connect with Mākaha beyond the usual tourist trails.
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