A Hawaiian-inspired breakfast spot known for pancakes, loco moco, and island-style comfort food.
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Photo: Eat in SGV"If it’s your first visit, come hungry and try a mix of sweet and savory dishes. Aloha Stacks is best known for its pancakes, but the Hawaiian breakfast plates and loco moco are just as much a part of the experience. The portions are generous, the atmosphere is casual, and the menu makes it easy to share a few different dishes around the table."
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Aloha Food Factory in Alhambra is known for one thing: their macadamia nut pancakes. Fluffy, creamy, and loaded with real mac nuts, they taste like vanilla pudding in pancake form. It's nine dollars for a small plate but enough to share. They've been serving Hawaiian comfort food for years, and this dish alone is worth the visit.

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