Best Hawaiian Restaurants in Rancho Santa Fe

Great service, food and view of harbor and downtown beautiful

The minute we entered, the staff were so friendly and made sure we were ready to have fun ... and we sure had a blast! Such a fun ambience, friendly staff, delicious food and drinks were amazing!!!

We love this place and always go here with family and friends since it is everybody’s favorite. The service is great and the sushi is the best in North county. Only bummer is there is no bar with alcohol, and they just serve beer and wine. Other than that, highly recommend this place.

Had been wanting to check out The Space Pad for awhile! I love speakeasies so I was super excited to hear that one had opened in my hometown! I ordered an old fashioned with mezcal and it did not disappoint! The room itself is really small but the drinks and the ambience delivered! Will be bringing back more friends for an otherworldly experience!

Had enjoyed twice previously for dinner, but this was the first time for a Sunday breakfast/brunch. Menus are limited but beautifully executed. Rebecca’s service was friendly and fabulous plus she was working on her birthday. Her upbeat personality is infectious. One of our 4 diners has to be gluten free and although the menu items are not marked, Rebecca was very knowledgeable about menu & prep and offered to bring a fruit bowl instead of the breakfast potatoes. It was huge, fresh and delicious. The Hawaiian breakfast plate was great & even the spam nonbelievers in our group were impressed. The table seating is quite limited so we were glad to have reserved our table for 4. The restaurant still has the retro switchboard decor, an homage to the telephone operators who worked in the building during the 40s as Oceanside was exploding in growth with the establishment of Camp Pendleton. The restaurant is located in the Historic Fin Hotel, now a Hilton Tapestry Collection, boutique hotel. Opened in 1927 & having colorful history and several owner & name changes, most recently The Dolphin. It was one of the first seaside hotels to have hot & cold running water & steam heating in each of its rooms. From modern, to seedy, to almost destroyed in a 2015 fire, to reborn in 2016, if you enjoy a restaurant/building with retro cool history and great Hawaiian/Korean food, you’ll enjoy The Switchboard. The ambiance of the Fin Hotel building and the coffeehouse next to the restaurant are added pluses.