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    Best North Shore Restaurants

    The North Shore isn't just about legendary surf - it's home to some of Oahu's best eats. We're actively exploring the area and adding more reviews soon. Check back for updates or explore our current Oahu recommendations!

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the North Shore known for food-wise?

    The North Shore is famous for its shrimp trucks (like Giovanni's and Romy's), acai bowls, plate lunches, and casual beachside eats. Haleiwa town has a great mix of local spots and trendy cafes.

    How far is North Shore from Waikiki?

    The North Shore is about 35-45 miles from Waikiki, typically a 1-1.5 hour drive depending on traffic. Many visitors combine food stops with beach visits at Pipeline, Sunset Beach, or Waimea Bay.

    What's the best time to visit North Shore restaurants?

    Weekdays are less crowded than weekends. For shrimp trucks, arrive before 11 AM to beat tour buses. Most restaurants are casual and don't require reservations.

    Are North Shore restaurants cash only?

    Many food trucks and smaller spots are still cash-preferred, though most now accept cards. It's smart to carry $20-40 cash just in case, especially for the famous shrimp trucks.

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