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Overlooking the Waikiki Beach and the Pacific Ocean, The Beach Bar at the Moana Surfrider is indeed what it is called. The ancient banyan tree is the setting of this lively bar where you sit under its shade and enjoy tropical drinks and the wonderful vistas. Savor local pub grub and let your feet tap to the island music played by the local bands. Opened in the 1950s, this bar is a popular spot for tourists and hotel guests.
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Now offering take-out from our Taproom. Place your order in store or call ahead.
Located just makai of Nimitz Hwy in Kalihi is enough to put off most people from hunting this gem down, but the prices and the menu make the effort worth it. The business thrives on catering gigs, but lunchtime they serve up a menu of plate lunch specialties that will make you drool. The menu changes constantly but includes items like fresh seared opakapaka in lemon butter caper sauce, tea-smoked duck breast, seafood paella, chicken saltimbanco and their very popular osso bucco-style short ribs. The décor is downright plain and the parking can be a hassle so some prefer to call ahead, ask for takeout and settle in for their meal at their favorite beach park.
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Located at the water's edge along famous Waikiki beach, this upscale eatery is hot and trendy. The atmosphere is full of custom modern tropical accents, hardwood floors and comfortable seating either inside or out. Dinner starts just before sunset where one can choose from a long list of temptations that include grilled nueske's bacon, sticky chicken wings, chinese baby back ribs, market fresh fish tacos and more. But it is the bar which attracts the beautiful and exotic where it is said the largest rum collection in the islands if not the country is to be found.
Once a small, rustic, one-story building dwarfed by large warehouses in an industrial neighborhood, Big Kahuna Pizzas was hidden in the middle of a concrete jungle. A lane-widening project led to the demolition of their original home in the summer of 2007. It is now located in the Airport Trade Center (which is easier to find) and better than ever thanks to an expanded menu. In addition to a wide variety of both traditional and unique pizza toppings and sauces, they offer two absolutely huge sandwiches. Each one stands about 4-5 inches tall and is 8-9" wide. Granted, it's mostly a thick circular bun, but it is extremely filling. Pizzas on the other hand tend to run a little small (for the price) but the flavors help redeem that slight downside. All in all Da Big Kahuna is not your usual pizza place.
Located at Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club of Lewers Street, Honolulu, Mahina & Sun's is award-winning chef Ed Kenney's unique effort at globalizing Hawaiian food. Taking inspiration from the homely preparation of everyday meal of Hawaiian people, the restaurant lines up its menu and hence offers a full orientation with Hawaiian cuisine and culture. The restaurant picks up the ingredients for its daily dining from the farms of Oahu in the most nature-friendly way. It is also remarkable in sourcing out ingredients from the sea without affecting the marine life. this conservationist attitude is also reflected in their exceedingly careful handling of food with respect to all its essential nutrients. Treat yourself to Hawaiian fares in a luxurious setting serenaded by jazz, soul, classic rock or a DJ mix.
