Expansive pool deck restaurant serving all-day fare overlooking Waikiki Beach with nightly entertainment. Menu highlights include fresh bowls, kalua pork, fish tacos, and more.
Now offering take-out from our Taproom. Place your order in store or call ahead.
Located in Chinatown, Hanks is a popular chilled-out dive bar. A cozy, warm ambiance teams up with friendly service to welcome tourists and locals with open arms. The paintings of royalty and islands adorn the wall, giving it a classy look. If you want to explore music, then this is the place to be. On most evenings you can enjoy a musical melange with the in-house bands. As the night passes, you will end up with more buddies to share a glass or two with you.
Soju Bang
Overlooking Lake Wilson, Kemo'o Farms Pub & Grill is a local institution. Originally a farm from 1909, the bar was established in 1934 and ever since has been a popular spot. It is also a reputed and famous place for live music in the area. The bar's name in Hawaiian means reptile or lizard, though no one knows the backstory of why the restaurant was named the following. Comprising of three distinct bars which includes a barn-inspired bar, sports bar and lakeside lanai. The free TouchTunes app makes you play the music you want on their jukebox. Sports fans can catch the latest sporting events on their television. Live music is held regularly with well-known bands taking the stage.
Manifest
This cafe/bar hybrid is just another sign that the rebirth of Honolulu’s Historical Chinatown district is progressing, even if it’s ever so slowly. The morning will find the espresso machine humming the familiar tunes of mocha and cappuccino and the lines of area workers politely declaring their skinny and foam preferences. However, in the afternoon, the sounds of the post-work crowd sing a tune that is more festive. The sounds of beer bottles, martini shakers and crushed ice signal another workday has come to a close. Folks gather to celebrate or analyze the events of the day.
