In the charming old YWCA Laniakea building opposite 'Iolani Palace, Cafe Julia is a gem. Named after Julia Morgan, one of America's first female architects, who designed the building, the service and cuisine are superb in an open-air setting. Perfect for poke tacos or garlic ahi for lunch.
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