Rocky's Coffee Shop

-Fried rice omelet is the specialty. -Banana short stack with chocolate chips is another favorite. -Ask for daily house specials. -Cash or Credit Card. -Street parking or park at Waipahu Festival Marketplace. Busy during the weekends. Closed: Wednesday and Thursday Mon: 6:00 am to 11:00 am Tue: 6:00 am to 11:00 am Fri: 6:00 am to 11:00 am Sat: 6:00 am to 11:30 am Sun: 6:00 am to 11:30 am

Been eating here since the 80s. If you want fast food you’re in the wrong place. Customer service is awesome. Food is very good. They known for the egg omelet. Banana pancakes are a go too. Love the place love the people. Just be patient for your food and service. Put the phone down and talk to each others while looking at the old pictures of Waipahu plantation. 94block 9/9/2023

Perfect classic neighborhood greasy spoon diner serving everyday Hawaiian style breakfast. Exceptional service, very fast, the food was exactly what I wanted it to be. Maybe not the best place for you if you're accustomed to Denny's/Cracker Barrel/IHOP/etc. But if you like good down home breakfast, then this is for you.

OMG I Love Rocky's!!! The fried rice omelet is to die for. Pair that with a short stack of banana pancakes for breakfast and you are in a food coma till noon. But loving every minute of it. I went to Rocky's when it was next door. I loved looking at the little scraps of notes near the register, the checklist near the take out window, the bar stools. The new place is a little bigger, and the people, food and atmosphere is still fantastic. This is one of those family institutions that needs to keep going. It makes you feel at home, it makes you happy just being there. Oh, and if you have a few minutes after your meal, go wander through the fish market and shops next door at the Waipahu Festival Marketplace.

This painting of Waipahu Depot St. is in the restaurant along with a lot of historical photos of the sugar mill era. Go to Rocky's if you want a nice, nostalgic 50's-60's coffee shop experience. The staff is great and the food is, well, coffee shop food. Check the specials menu inside the cashier's alcove to expand your choices beyond the usual coffee shop fare. Once you're nestled in one of their booths, lovingly cared for by the staff, you won't want to hurry back to the present day.

I was telling the Aunty working the counter yesterday morning. The last time I visited Rocky's was back in 1984. They haven't missed a beat in regards to the hospitality and quality of the food (so Ono). Although it was renovated a few years back, the ambiance and nostalgic themes still remained. One of the few original mom and pop left in America. A taste of the past and loyal generations of customers still frequent a unique peace of Americanca.