Bar 35 is one of my favourite bars- why? First of all, variety. They stock beers from all over the world; I was introduced to some of my new favourites thanks to the helpful staff. They have a diverse selection of wines, vodka, whiskey, you name it; if you like to drink it, they probably have it. On Tuesdays they offer a special on a bottle of wine (your choice) and one of their house-made brick oven pizzas. On other nights, they have cigar and scotch specials. Still on other nights, they have specials on their delicious shaken martinis, and let's not forget Beer-venture Wednesdays! They host a variety of events as well, including Mad Men night, various fashion shows and live concerts, to even DJ competitions. Bar 35 has the perfect cool, timeless atmosphere that can take on a multitude of events, and still seem to fit, which makes it an ideal venue if you like to put on different music nights or events. Bar 35 is also quite spacious. There's different seating areas throughout, whether you want to pull up a stool at the bar, lounge on the back lanai (which has its own outdoor bar), or sit with a bit more privacy on a cushy black leather couch surrounded by metallic beaded curtains. The staff is also phenomenal! The regular bar tenders are always friendly, quick to serve you, and knowledgeable of their products. If I ever forgot something or lost something, all I would have to do is call the next day and someone was willing to help, which I truly appreciate. Bar 35 just celebrated their 10th anniversary last week, and I hope to see them around for many more happy anniversaries! I recommend following their instagram (@bar35hawaii), so you can track just how many events they put on every week! read more

I went to my very first "First Friday" here. Because of the recommendations from our friends we got into downtown early and went early to bar 35. And thank goodness we did because this place was packed packed packed. The music was good and I really liked the mixed crowd. It's kind of what I expected a "first Friday" to be.... Lots of good looking people partying! I think my Bar 35 experience was enhanced by the fact that we got an area on bar and were able to enjoy the yummy pizza and appetizers and didn't have to worry about standing the entire night and fight the crowd! Plus because we were sitting right on the bar we were constantly taken cared of by very attentive bartenders! Not to mention we got there before happy hour was finished!! Double plus!! Being that is was a first Friday it was extremely crowded so you don't get a real good feel of this place. Luckily I have been here on a non first Friday night and was able to experience this bar in a not so crowded night. I actually liked the feel of the place with it's big sofas, and outside area. It has a good vibe. The only thing that throws you off is that when you are in Bar 35 it's this cool, hip vibe and when we left the bar at 2 am... We literally had to step over some homeless people sleeping just to the sides of the doors. That's the plus about going on First Fridays here though. No homeless when you leave... Just the lines and lines of people waiting to get in!! Yelp 365 challenge: 14/365 read more

So my fiancee and I stumbled on this restaurant on Halloween and I can say I'm glad we did. This place's ambiance is awesome its a lounge setting so if you want to just have a nice drink, kick back on a nice couch and watch quirky films this is the place to do it. My favorite part of this bar is that their drinks are amazing! After having two I was done for the night (and I am not a light weight). Their bartenders are well trained and attentive and I loved their drinks. I had a ginger martini and a ginger honey drink. I would definitely recommend this place to any of my friends and I will be back whenever I'm in Chinatown! read more

Okay, so I have been to Bar 35 quite a bit I would say, and every single time I go, I experience something different. It really is a unique place. The drink menu is pretty awesome, and they have a wide range of beers, including framboise, which made me an instant fan of the place. The crowd widely varies, but I have always had fun with whomever shows up. The bartenders are attentive and quick, and the drinks are pretty good. From what I hear, the pizza is bomb, although I feel like only having two bites of it myself makes it unfair for me to review it. ( I will say the two bites I had were pretty good.) The bar itself is really neat. I love the setup of the leather couches, the stage, the back patio and the strange S&M style VIP rooms. There is a wide range of music played here, sometimes I really like it, and a few nights, I have not been a fan. I mean, c'mon...they play wildlife shows on the big screen..that's so awesome! There are various shows and special events here, ranging from the normal to the bizarre. I modeled in a lingerie fashion show here last february, and it was alot of fun and it garnered alot of attention. They have various DJ's, dancers, fashion shows, and displays throughout the week, so definitely friend them on facebook to get the scoop before you go and see if it's something up your alley. Bottom Line: It's a pretty solid place to go and always have a good time, save for the few times where they have sucky music. Check their facebook page or website before you attend, but definitely give it a chance! read more

This place was AWFUL!!!!!! Horrible server in the back patio. Too crowded. Rude, cussing, unpleasant employees. 300% humidity. My group would have left way earlier had we been able to navigate through the sweaty crowd any faster. Can confidently state I will absolutely NEVER return to this establishment. read more

When someone mentions Bar 35, the first thing that comes to mind is Pizza. Why is that? Oh yeah, probably because their pizza is so damn good! The highlight of this place is the back patio. Sometimes the place is going off, sometimes it isn't. When it's good, it's good. But if it's bad, chances are everything else is dead as well. So make this part of your Hotel Street crawl, along with thirtynine hotel and Next Door. read more

One of my favorite bars in Chinatown. Love all the food options as well. The pizzas and the chicken nuggets are great for soaking up some booze! The outdoor patio is nice, and smoker friendly for the most part, which is nice in HNL. read more

The bar only had three bartenders throughout the indoor and outdoor bars on a Saturday night. Whoever the female blonde bartender was incredibly rude and condescending. read more

If you're looking for a place that is 85° hotter than the outside air, serves weak drinks, warm beers, and kicks you out for sitting down on a couch, THIS IS YOUR SPOT!!! The security guards are more concerned with making power moves than actually keeping an eye on the sketchy stuff going on in this place. If you decide to come here, may the odds be ever in your favor. read more

Great spot, I always stop by when I'm out in town. The coolest part is the outdoor area in the back, which you don't expect due to the austere layout of the interior. It's actually only good in the beginning of the night, I've noticed it gets crowded and filled with dudes the later it gets. I usually move over to 39 Hotel when that happens. Count on a cool crowd and good looking people. I like their projector screen that shows weird videos. Remember though, as its name suggests, it's a bar. No real dancing goes on there. read more

Pretty sweet bar for Chinatown! I liked the pizza take out window between the outside bar and the main part of the bar, although I didn't have any pizza. And it was DEFINITELY a step up from the Loft! (Cute bartender girl was all about my order as SOON as I walked in, loved that. Most bartender women give girls the stink eye....so that gave me a good vibe, right off the bat.) I heard their beer selection is bomb, but I stray away from beer unless I'm a few deep so.... I didn't get to experience the beer. Inside the main bar are a few small tables, a flat screen with couches underneath, 2 women's restrooms (NICE!), and a slew off good looking bartenders. Outside gives me more of a pushed up against a tree in Chico vibe (the Chico part is from Taylor haha), but nonetheless, it was sweet and actually somewhat roomy even when it was starting to fill up. I had a vodka/soda and a Crown/water which were both strong but drinkable. It struck me as a place I'd actually hang out at - trendy, sort of young crowd, no douchebags (except for the creep surfer hippie twins haha), and strong drinks. We made it there around 11:30 so it wasn't exactly popping off yet, but by the time I left, it was busy. I'd totally be down to go again the next time I'm in Waikiki!! read more

Ok as to the stars, I am not 100% on the 4 stars since every time I have gone there, I was already on the tipsy side ;D But I had a great time here! I will update this listing when I go in fully sober (my next nightlife mission). It helps to go later in the evening since it is pretty empty if you go too early, from what I gather. We went around midnight and it was good. But then again, most clubs are like that, so nothing new. The drinks were ok (I do remember the lychee martini was good, can't remember what else I had), the music was decent and the crowd was ok. The vibe is better than what I expected so I gave them the extra star. Otherwise it's definitely a nice place but nothing extraordinary. read more

Located in chinatown in a place where u wouldn't go normally without a police escort, but chinatown has cleaned up a lot in recent years and bar 35 is a pretty nice to hang out. They got an awesome selection of beers in bottles and on tap at fairly reasonable prices plus a full selection of liquor that the bartenders can make you pretty much anything you can think of. If you like beer, i would suggest sampling the beers that you have never heard of, if you're like me and like Rouge beers, this is one of the few places i know of that you can get it outside of speciality liquor stores and they have a lot of different brews that you should try. The food is pretty good, higher end bar food. But the pizzas are awesome if you like the simple crispy crust type and not that expensive. Although if its crowded and you don't have one of the few seating areas available its difficult to eat while holding your beer and the plate of pizza. They have a live dj that used to play old school alternative rock all the time which was awesome, but the last few times i've been there they have moved for into other types of music that i don't particularly care for. Plus its a pretty small bar and the music is pretty load so you usually have to shout to get your bar order in or to talk to your friends. Parking is pretty difficult, no street parking available except for the side streets a couple of blocks in all directions, i wouldn't park too far either because it makes for a scary walk back to your car afterwards in areas where its not so cleaned up. Instead opt for one of the municipal lots in the area, much safer and costs about $5 or so. Just make sure you check what time your car has to be out of there less you're car gets stuck overnight. Hint: go for first friday when there's lots of other activities around and you can bar hop or check out some of the street performers around the area. Plus there's more security/police in the area and you feel much safer walking around without fear of getting mugged or something. read more

Bar35 is the premier club/bar in Chinatown, and Hawaii in my opinion. "Why so?" might you ask. Bar35 utilizes it's space, lighting, and comfort in a way that reminds me of home (seriously, my house is dark, filled with leather couches, red walls, and good liquor). Is that too much of a pre-disposed affliction? Too bad, you need to experience it!! The extensive beer menu is a big attraction. I personally love the fact that here serves Rogue Nation beer, reminds me of chilling at the Ale House off of Columbus Ave in San Francisco. Other notables are King Fisher beer from India and larger sized beer bottle selections. Service here is always quick and attentive. I have sat in the VIP section as well as the outside, inside, with a big group, and walked up to the bar, every instance has come out with great conversations, created drinks (me and my sis are amateur mixologists), remembered my name/drink......... Seriously, I could go on and on about how much I love this place alongside their bartenders and waitstaff. But I will cut this review short for you...the reader...to fill in the blanks. Go ahead and experience the new level of lounge/club/bar. read more

Bar35 is probably one of my favorite bars in Chinatown! I like to come here and unwind after a day at work...or a day at play....or pretty much any day. The happy hour is AMAZING. HH is from 4:30pm to 8pm (i think) $3 sky vodka martinis which are a little fruity but super delicious. Guinness on tap! Beer tastings EVERY Wednesday. The beer tastings come with free pizza! They also have a beer menu that will make all the beer lovers drool. The pizza is delish! a little pricey, but sooo good with a nice cold glass of beer. The service is always friendly and fast. Bartenders are good and generous with the mixer to booze ratio. I love the ambience. It has kind of a dive bar feel, but without the grimy feeling of a dive bar. The outside patio is really cute and comfortable. It makes you feel like you're chilling at your friend's house. Don't forget: They (like a bunch of other bars in this area) are closed on Mondays. It's like a nice little oasis in the middle of Chinatown. read more

A bunch of my friend introduced me to this bar... It was an awesome experience, I also met gold medalist Natasha Kai!! Luckily the drinks were strong because the music was outdated... GOOD COMPANY = FUN TIMES read more

I went here a few days ago. It's a nice chill place but I wouldn't go out of my way just to come here. read more

Bar 35 - Patron with pine back - Bars Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Bar 35, what can I say? I really enjoy that there is an outdoor area where you can sit down and have a few drinks. But other then that they just don't play music I can really vibe too. Plus it's always packed on First Fridays, making it uncomfortable to even walk! Also parking sucks because it's in downtown. Honestly for me it's not worth fighting the crowds and paying for parking to make my way down here. read more

Decided to revisit this place. I really appreciated that the owner contacted me to make it right, though I am writing this re-review by my own volition. Came here last Friday with a group of out of town friends and everyone seemed to enjoy it. The drinks and music were good, almost reminded me of the clubs in LA minus the over-crowding, which is always a plus. We sat on a few of the couches and although we already ordered drinks from the bar, the waitress did come by to check if we needed refills, which was nice of her. Saw some food come out, and I'll definitely have to order next time I visit! read more

i haven't been here in forever. The nice part of this place is that there is an outdoor lounge area. Great for my smoker friends that want to continue drinking while they smoke, instead of leaving their drinks to step out on Hotel St. It got loud inside when a live band started to play, but on a not so crowded night, its not bad. As it's always been, it's pretty modern lounge with dim lighting. They are known for their flatbread, crispy pizzas which are usually very yummy. Now that time has passed, the place isn't cramped with the pau hana crowd, which is good for me. read more

My first time at Bar 35 felt like victory. My Pau Hana appearance presented me with a wall if beers and scrumptious thin-crust pizzas at killer prices. So good I ordered two pies. I can eat! My only complaint is that the pizza could be at least a bit larger for the price. Still, very good quality over quantity factor. Forgivable. Back again tonight. Loving the Italian Perdition and a pint of Hapa brown ale. Killer combo! read more

The people at this place were extremely rude. And the owner looks like she on drugs. Plus the place doesn't look sanitary. Overprice food, and when ask certain questions the waiter had a complete attitude. My friend and I decided not to eat here. The so call friendly service and unkept business scare us away. I would not recommend. read more

Why didn't I know about this place sooneR? Probably because it looks like some cheap, dingy bar like alot of other places on Hotel Street. Lesson learned: NEVER JUDGE A BAR BY THE OUTSIDE. The decor is trendy, but not out of place. It has a great atmosphere and is a nice place to chill in downtown. I like the outside bar area--it's like a hidden spot you find in the middle of a jungle (aka downtown Honolulu). It doesn't compare to places you'll find in bigger cities, but for Honolulu, it's impressive. Added bonus- tons of beer selections. don't know why I left out a couple stars... must not have had that big an impact on me. read more

Pizza that challenges a lot of restaurants, a good selection of beer, friendly staff, strong and flavorful martinis, and a good crowd should equal three stars, but the extras knock it down a few (huh, what am I talking about?)... Parking is scarce and comes at a premium all over town. However, there's plenty of safe municipal parking a short walk away - unless this is your first stop of the night. Even if it is though - you'll likely be tempted to over-indulge, the atmosphere is upbeat, it's home to a good crowd as the evening wears on, and good drinks are in abundance. The lychee martinis are constantly raved about but are on the sweet side, a good selection of beers are $4 dollars. Pau hana there's room both inside and out. The evening crowd draws a good mix of people, all friendly. Though friendly staff are there help, service (drinks and food) can slow considerably. The thin-crust pizza is among the best "bar food" in Honolulu and can easily hold it's own among many restaurants. Recommended: Salmon and Capers. I enjoy the place. So what's it not? A feeling of uncleanliness (and I'm not the cleanest). Maybe I sat down in the exactly wrong place and exactly the wrong time, with the dirtiest person right before me. Multiple times. Sober as a duck. It's also dimly lit. Actually, just dark. Dark as the dark night's of Honolulu. It's fine when it's dark outside, but walking in from the 80 degree sunny Hawai'i weather makes one feel like their entering a dungeon of sorts. All said, it shouldn't stop you from visiting, it hasn't stopped myself. I'll keep going even if it means I occasionally sit in something. Just be positive, it can make for a good icebreaker with those around you. read more

Came by with a girlfriend on a Saturday night - more specifically, the Saturday before Christmas. I'm guessing it was a slow night, because my impression of Bar 35 was that it would be crowded and well, teeming with nightlife. On this particular night, it definitely wasn't crowded, but still pretty sick. This is the epitome of how I like my bars - not prissy by any means, but comfortable and laid back with just the right amount of grunge. Located right off of King Street, this neighborhood spot is convenient and walking distance from other mainstays like the Manifest (literally, steps). The music was a great fusion of 90's hip hop, seamlessly mixed with top 40 and a few throwback gems. Perfect. We were able to sit at a table, which I imagine is a long shot on its busier nights, and order an entree in addition to our drinks. We got the vegetarian pizza, which was tasty and well prepared. I would order it again but am not compelled to rave about it as "the best" by any means. As far as drinks, we decided on the Beer-Mosa and Cherry Blossom Princess. The consensus was the drinks weren't as strong as we would have liked, as we were able to throw back three each - a very unusual occurrence. Service was okay, but were so engrossed in conversation that it didn't bother us. Prices are manageable. Upon reviewing their menu online, I'm impressed with their extensive beer list, including quite a few Belgian brews (my ultimate favorite and guilty pleasure). I would definitely come back, hopefully on a busier, more high-energy night. If I were still a Hawaii resident, I imagine I'd frequent a place exactly like this. read more

Free admission for their night club scene!!! Drinks are pretty good, I recommend going during their happy hour. The service was very slow. We came in right after their happy hour, when it wasn't busy and before the big night crowd came in, but it seemed like our server couldn't handle our group of 10... took her over 30 min to get our round of shots to us. The music was pretty decent. We went on a Friday night and they were playing the older hits from the 1990's and early 2000's. Don't know if the DJ was filling in for someone else but he wasn't doing the best of job switching the beats from song to song. read more

I love this bar! The owner is very friendly (at least I think he's the owner), and in addition to having the best bottled beer collection on Oahu, the pizza here is delicious as well! I definitely recommend going through each of the Belgian beers that they carry, even though they are a bit pricey (but only slightly more expensive than whole goods) and definitely try the sweet Bangkok pizza! Thanks for the great times bar 35! read more

We went here for our last night in Waikiki to experience the night life. They had their IGNITE event going on so it was a night full of reggae, hip hop, dance, and electro vibes, which is what we were looking for. The bar itself is very spacious and the lines for the bar aren't too bad, given that there are only 2-3 bartenders. Large selection of beers to choose from as well as cocktails. They also have a bar in the back patio area as well. The back patio area is more of a lounge compared to the bar vibe in the front. It's a bit more intimate and the music is different and not as loud as the main area. The dance floor was pretty bumping, lots of people having a good time. I enjoyed the giant video screen with old school music videos. read more

The pieces are slowly starting to come together on Hotel Street. First it was thirtyninehotel that opened its doors to Honolulu's sophisticated scenesters, followed by NextDoor. For beer drinkers, however, the must-visit destination is Bar 35. When the revitalization of Hotel Street began to pick up steam in 2004, most of the attention went to thirtyninehotel and its weekly lineup of various art-related and musical events. Kaspy's, which had opened next door at about the same time, stuck with a traditional Hawaiian theme. Instead of DJs, slam poetry and art installations, the bar offered slack key and an owner who could talk story for hours. Unfortunately, only thirtyninehotel would receive enough support to remain open. Kaspy's was forced to close within six months of serving its first drink. Soon after, word got out that one of the partners at Indigo wanted to expand in the neighborhood. That partner was Dave Stewart, and his new venture turned out to be Bar 35. Unlike Indigo, which attracts a lot of wine and martini fans, Stewart's new watering hole caters to the discriminating beer drinker. With more than 100 different bottled brands available, you don't have to wait for a beer festival to conduct your own international tasting. And with a happy hour every day from 4 to 8 p.m. that offers all 12-ounce bottles for just $3, you won't have to worry about breaking the bank in order to pay for your trip around the world. Unlike its predecessor, Bar 35 takes a minimalistic approach when it comes to the room's decor. Gone are the potted plants and other flora that used to fill the bar, as are the plain-looking tables and chairs and an elevated stage that served as Kaspy's performance space. The vibe now is much more stylish, with leather couches and retro chairs that conjure up memories of furniture from the late '70s and early '80s. Brick walls, a high ceiling with beams exposed and minimal lighting help give this spot a New York jazz lounge feel. Pick up a menu when you first walk in, and you'll find a partial listing of beers that are available. Once you've given the menu an initial once-over, don't be afraid to ask the bartender if there's anything else worth trying. A number of bottles on the wall behind the bar aren't listed, and it's a lot easier to ask for a little guidance instead of spending the time to examine every last offering. Other nice touches include a step under the bar that serves as a footrest for customers, along with hooks to hang a jacket or for ladies to hang their purses. A small enclave at the makai end of the room provides space for a few more couches, with a wall separating the area from the rest of the bar and making it feel a little more private. Bar 35 is well on its way towards becoming a cornerstone in the effort to turn Hotel Street into a more attractive place to visit. Once people get past the grittiness of the surrounding neighborhood and realize that parking isn't as much of a problem as it seems, you'll see bigger crowds in this part of town after dark. http://starbulletin.com/2005/07/22/features/barfly.html read more

This is the nightlife that Honolulu needs. If you hate Waikiki then this the spot for you. Good drinks, bumpin music, and there is space. One thing I love about it is that you can have good drinks, fun people, be social, and enjoy life! No stupid drunk people running around. Great place....and its even better during a first friday. read more

I've only been to Bar 35 once on First Friday, so this review is based more on my other experiences there. The bar is fairly relaxed during the week. They have good drink specials ($3-4 per beer) on the wide variety of bottled beers from around the world. The music isn't too loud so that people can have conversations. There are typically 10-15 people in the bar on an average weeknight. The crowds on the weekend are much bigger. On the downside, they don't have a large selection of draft beers and the Belgian beers are not on special. Bummer! read more

To be fair, Bar 35 itself is a decent bar. Nice outdoor area and happy hour is decent too. The fact that they've supported DJ's Nocturna and Modboy, is enough to lower their rating. The bartenders at Bar 35 aren't bad. Excellent beer selection. The mixed drinks were fu-fu and had minimal alcohol content but they tasted pretty good. We were very patient with the DJ's tonight. It was mostly Modboy playing 80's tracks and dude can't you keep a freakin beat? You're one lame DJ... super lame. Nocturna got on and played 2 or 3 decent tracks and was able to tie a few tracks together with a decent dance beat, then the lame fuck Modboy got back on to play his crap. It sucked pretty bad tonight. Bar 35 - Find another duo Nocturna - Teach him something or boot him off Modboy - Sorry bro, you don't get it and at the level you're playing, you never will. My son plays better than you on his Denon's. I hate to be so negative but it was pretty bad tonight. We can go anywhere to hear tracks played... I can go as far as my ipod or blackberry and hear way fucking better music than your ass can conceive. Please just stop and do something else. read more

Been here a bunch of times. It's right in the middle of China Town, so it's easy to get to. There's a few parking garages, or street parking if you're early enough. They have some pretty good pizzas, although I'll always be partial to JJ Dolan's when it comes to pizza and drinks. Their wide selection of sauces is also a good thing to try with fries or chicken nuggets. I think I like that most of the dipping sauces have mayo in them. Drinks are pretty cheap, considering how generous they are with the pours. I recently went there a few days ago with some friends, ordered shots of crown, and saw that the shot glasses (which already seem bigger than normal size) were almost half full. Needless to say, it took me more than 1 gulp to finish it, and afterwards, I was well on my way to working up a good buzz. I also think they have a great beer selection...I usually like to order wild blue, which a lot of places don't carry...but they had it!!! Another quick tidbit: happy hour lasts till 8. Which is nice, since most places close it off at 7. Anyway, I've been here when it's been crowded, I've been here when it's been a little quieter. I've been here drunk, I've been here sober. Liked it every time. Good service, from the bartenders to the servers: really nice, attentive, and helpful. It attracts a variety of people...but I'd have to say mostly young professionals wanting to have a good time after a long day or week. It's worth coming here, even just to chill in the outdoor area in the back, where it's quieter and you can have better conversation with whomever your with. I'm definitely a regular fan. :) read more

Bar 35 is great for beer. It's a favorite of mine for happy hour because I like to be able to talk to my friends and drink good beer. It's chinatown location is fun and a nice break from the Waikiki craziness. I also like it because the location is confusing. Not confusing in that you can't find it, but confusing in that you're wearing pants and a collared shirt yet you're o Hotel street trying not to get pulled into a bum fight. It's trendy and fun. Prices are comparable to any bar downtown and it's a fun place to go. It's got a great outdoor space and If you're going to do the "first Friday" thing, I suggest you go early, get a table and don't get up! The crowds get pretty crazy, but I'm sure you know that. read more

Boss beer lineup - Kriek yummms. Oh, and a place that plays my girl Erykah Badu is always a fave. read more

Awesome little dive bar. Movies playing that you can listen to. Bartenders are very cool. Make you feel like a local and very talkative. Drinks are good prices for the area. Pretty open and a lot of space to chill. read more

Bar 35 - Bars Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Chill place with a nice back yard lounge. Cigar night first and second Thursdays of each month. Great beer selection and killer happy hour deals especially on martinis. read more

Bar 35 - Full house. - Bars Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Average bar overall. Yay for a long happy hour and cheap cocktails, but other than that, there's not too much to rave about. Drinks were pretty sugary and weak, nothing really exciting. The ambiance was kind of weird with national geographic scenes playing as the background to awkward gogo dancers. The crowd was older, like late 20s to 30s. Good to try, but just once-probably a good place to start if you're bar hopping Chinatown. read more

I came to Hawaii to enjoy the island and some friends invite me to Bar 35 for the first Friday and I pay my cover to enter but after 2 hours, I went out for a few minutes. When I went to enter again the security gay told that I've to make the line again, not import if I have payed the cover before and he told that my frustration is not his problem and I had to make the line again. I think that it's a really bad attention and don't know to try the customers. I don't recommend this local if you come to Hawaii. read more

The bouncer denied my real identification with the reason that "I don't look like my picture." I offered other forms of identification and asked if police could verify it. He responded with "they can't verify anything." He was rude and unprofessional and denied me when I am of age and using my REAL form of identification. Will never attempt to go here again by the simple fact that the bouncer treated me as if I were a child. Check your staff, you lost my money. read more