Kailua Featured in Honolulu Magazine

Honolulu Magazine, April 1, 2009

Check out the link below to see Kailua featured in the April 2009 issue of Honolulu Magazine!

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Tenant Feature

Crepes Get Place on table at New Kailua Cafe

Honolulu Advertiser, January 30, 2009

Rosario "Kakay" Tarvyd with crepe (Photo by Richard Ambo)

In France, crepes are street food. The paper-thin griddle cakes are quickly baked on platter-size griddles in open-air booths, they're filled with one of a trio of ingredients — butter, jam or a chocolate spread — then folded into quarters and eaten as you stroll.

In America, crepes are dessert, filled with sweetened fruit, such as cherries or apple slices. In old-style supper clubs, the fruit would be caramelized and flamed tableside, and the crepe, smaller and thicker than the French version, filled and dressed with whipped cream.

And there's the challenge for Crepes No Ka 'Oi, the 2-month-old cafe on Kailua's Hekili Street: Their crepes are neither street food (you get to sit down in a charming, flower-filled, sweetly fragrant room) nor are they all dessert (and no, there is no tableside flaming).

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National Feature

The Obamas' Vacation Spot

Associated Press , December 22, 2008

Eating at Island Snow (Photo by Alex Brandon)

Kailua, Hawaii - While on vacation in Hawaii, the Obama family is staying in a $9 million single-story oceanfront home in a laid-back neighborhood over the mountains from downtown Honolulu, where the president-elect grew up.

The five-bedroom wood-frame house, which belongs to a Houston man, sits on almost an acre of land fronting Kailua Beach, a favorite spot for windsurfers, kayakers and dog walkers. 

The white sand in front of the house is public land, just like all beaches under state law.  The Obamas may see neighbors out for a walk or jog. 

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I Love Kailua Town Party

11 a.m.-4 p.m., April 26, 2009

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I Love Hula

10 a.m. - 4 p.m., April 26, 2009

Please visit the "I Love Hula" stage while you're at the I Love Kailua Town Party for a full day of hula, celebrating its importance in our island life.  Stop by to see Hawaiian culture perpetuated by these fine halau hula of Kailua and Waimanalo:

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