Aloha Greek has quietly planted a frozen yogurt counter inside the ground-floor retail of the Outrigger Waikīkī Paradise Hotel, giving hotel guests and beachgoers a quick dessert fix just steps from the sand. The walk-up counter serves frozen yogurt and shave ice, targeting the steady stream of foot traffic along Waikīkī’s busy strip. The opening adds to the growing trend of hotels carving out ground-floor space for fast-casual treats geared toward visitors.
As reported by Pacific Business News, the concept opened March 19 and is operating daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., serving soft-serve-style frozen yogurt alongside traditional Hawaiian shave ice. The counter sits within the Outrigger’s retail bay and is set up to cater to both hotel guests and passersby cruising the sidewalk.
Where It Is
The counter is located on the hotel block between Kalākaua and Kaiulani avenues, with mapping listings putting Aloha Greek at 150 Kaiulani Ave. MapQuest shows the storefront and a local phone number, confirming its spot on the Outrigger’s ground-floor retail strip. That block is a well-trodden path for beachgoers moving between the shoreline and the International Market Place.
Brand Background
Aloha Greek operates as an LLC and has filed trademark applications that cover frozen yogurt and self-serve frozen-yogurt shop services, according to Justia Trademarks. The applications are dated September 7, 2023, indicating the brand locked in its name and service categories months before surfacing in Waikīkī. The filings show the concept was legally teed up ahead of its retail debut.
Waikīkī's Snack Scene
The Outrigger addition fits into a broader wave of quick-serve concepts in Waikīkī, as hotels and compact retail centers lean into grab-and-go counters aimed at visitors. Hoodline recently highlighted a Discovery Bay Center counter that soft-opened with dumplings and a shave-ice station, underscoring how the district is embracing fast casual and snack-driven options. For locals, it means more late-afternoon and evening bites clustered near the beach.
For now, the simplest way to track down Aloha Greek is to head into the Outrigger Waikīkī Paradise Hotel’s retail arcade. Hours are listed as 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., as noted by Pacific Business News. Expect a short, dessert-focused lineup centered on frozen yogurt and shave ice built for quick, beach-adjacent treats.
