In Hawaii, “ohana” refers to the sense of mutual obligation and care that holds families together. In Huntington Beach, Bread Crumb Ohana Cafe brings that same spirit to its service during breakfast and lunch. The restaurant itself is tidy and bright, with a low-key, come-as-you-are atmosphere.

Don’t let the laid-back vibe fool you, though—this place absolutely takes its cooking seriously. That’s why you’ll find a line out the door on every Sunday morning. Because of its unique and distinctive climate, history, and mix of cultures, Hawaii’s cuisine is a blend of flavors and styles, and the menu here reflects that. Regulars recommend the Hawaiian bread French toast with coconut syrup, as well as the loco moco, which is rice topped with your choice of meat with eggs, brown gravy and toast.

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