The order counter at Al's Aloha Kitchen with a surfboard on the wall, pineapples and the Aloha Kitchen sign
Hours
Monday9 AM–8 PM
Tuesday9 AM–8 PM
Wednesday9 AM–8 PM
Thursday9 AM–8 PM
Friday9 AM–8 PM
Saturday9 AM–8 PM
Sunday9 AM–3 PM

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Al's Aloha Kitchen

Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars on Google$$

Al's Aloha Kitchen is a small Hawaiian counter-service spot at 70 Pope Avenue, Suite O, on the south end of Hilton Head. Alex Vitto, who grew up on the island, opened it in July 2018 after time on Oahu's North Shore, and the room shows it: a surfboard on the wall, pineapples on the counter and Hawaii-themed decor. Reviewers say you feel like you have stepped into an island cafe.

What to Order at Al's Aloha Kitchen

Poke bowls and acai bowls are the heart of it. The poke comes with a choice of protein and toppings, and reviewers who order the acai bowls praise the thick, not icy texture and the amount of fresh fruit, with the Palmalu bowl and the jalapeno spam musubi named by name. The menu also has smoothies, fresh pressed juice, mochi ice cream, cold brew and coffee and ginger shots. Many dishes are gluten free. The menu button above has the full list.

How It Works

You order at the counter and sit at the tables inside. Service is quick, so it suits a light lunch, a post-beach snack or a healthier breakfast, since it opens at 9 a.m. It is open every day, closing early on Sunday afternoon. You can also order online for pickup, and the kitchen caters events. There are no reservations, and none are needed.

Getting There

Al's is at 70 Pope Avenue, Suite O, on the south end of the island. For more places to eat, see the Hilton Head restaurants page or the Hilton Head dining guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Al's Aloha Kitchen take reservations?

No. It is a counter-service spot: order at the counter, or order online for pickup.

What is Al's Aloha Kitchen known for?

Poke bowls, acai (superfruit) bowls and spam musubi, plus smoothies, fresh pressed juice and coffee.

Does Al's Aloha Kitchen have gluten-free options?

Yes. Google reviewers point to many gluten-free options, especially among the poke and acai bowls.

What are the hours?

Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call (843) 384-4444 to confirm.

Does Al's Aloha Kitchen cater?

Yes. The restaurant lists catering for events.

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