LoL!!!! All I have to say about that. People watching, strong drinks, good time…read more The morning will require COFFEE

I was looking forward to this place. As I wanted something, more Hawai'i authentic…read more. Typical little alley type dive bar . Wasn't worth the hype Waitress was super nice

Catching up on an old review I never finished when this place first opened 2 years ago !…read more Of course the menu has since changed. The former 3660 has been totally transformed into a vintage bookstore in the front, followed by a bar in the middle, and a "speakeasy" behind door number 3. Not sure what to expect, the food totally exceeded my expectations with creative and tapas style dishes and beautifully crafted drinks. We enjoyed sharing these tasty dishes: Tofu with mushrooms, Gold Curry Clambake, Taco flight, cochinita pibil with masa cakes, and Cowboy Beef Salad. It had a fun vibe with dim lighting and vintage style decor, a great choice for my bday dinner with the gurls!

Came here for drinks with a friend and we enjoyed the experience. We met Rick, the manager, and he…read morewas so welcoming and friendly. I've been here before and have ordered food which is usually good! This time around we had dinner before coming. Great place to chat with a friend. Good idea to make a reservation but you might not need one.

Food was great, atmosphere was fantastic, music was the perfect volume and mix- a JARROD made the…read moreentire experience extraordinary. If you come here ask for Jarrod- you will not regret it!!

Service was very good and the decor is contemporary. We both liked our cocktails. The banana…read morebread old fashioned was intriguing. Food was a bit of a let down though. The HFC chicken was good at first but as it cooled off it tasted like old bird. Fries were soggy. My wife liked the tuna wonton tacos though. Live music was very good. Just wish it played longer and maybe skip the dj or have the dj on a different night. Give. The prices, I expected a bit better.

The best mai tai ever! Gabriella was friendly, fast and made a great drink. Super fun and great…read moreenergy!

I was looking for a casual bar to grab some drink and found this place in the food hall. Bartender…read morerecommended their tipsy mai tai and decided to go with it. Presentation was nice but it was a little light on the alcohol and a lot of ice. Overall I was ok to have some drinks and hang out.

The first breakfast we had on our vacation was at Deck. located at the Queen Kapi'olani Hotel in…read moreWaikiki. We were seated immediately at a table that afforded us an excellent view of Diamond Head. The unhindered breeze gave the place a relaxed island vibe. Service was top notch with friendly and mindful servers who made sure we were comfortable and answered any questions we had concerning the menu items. We decided on the Diamond Head breakfast with the Portuguese sausage and the Tokyo style pancakes. The Diamond Head Breakfast was the standard two eggs, meat and potatoes. But the Tokyo style pancakes were excellent! They were fluffy with ricotta cheese incorporated in the pancakes. This is our first experience with this type of pancake and it was delish! It was well worth the visit!

We visited Deck for brunch around 10:30 AM with a party of 8 and had a reservation. Our server was…read morefriendly, although they were pretty busy with other tables, so we didn't get checked on as often throughout the meal. It wasn't a huge deal for us, though. The food was good! We tried the truffle fries, calamari, haupia French toast, kim chee fried rice, and braised short rib loco moco. Everything was tasty, but if I had to pick one dish to order again, it would definitely be the kim chee fried rice, as the portion was huge & tasted yummy. We also shared a few bottles of mimosas, and the iced mocha was delicious and perfectly chocolatey. One thing to keep in mind is that it can get pretty warm, especially during the summer. They have a large covered area and can cover portions of the restaurant that are getting direct sun, but if you're visiting during the daytime, I'd definitely recommend bringing a portable fan. You could also call ahead and request a table that isn't directly in the sun. Overall, we had a great brunch experience and would definitely come back again!

Such a fun hidden gem in Waikiki!…read more Tucked inside the White Sands Hotel, Green Lady has that true speakeasy feel. Look for "Room 8" to your left--finding the entrance is part of the fun! Once inside, you're greeted with a clean, intimate space, low lighting, and moody vibes. There are only a handful of seats in the indoor bar, so it feels cozy and exclusive rather than like your typical crowded Waikiki bar. The mixologists are fantastic at their craft. Every cocktail we tried was creative, flavorful, and deliciously strong--definitely drinks you want to sip and enjoy! If you love hidden bars, creative cocktails, and a chill, intimate atmosphere, definitely add Green Lady to your Honolulu list.

Fun speakeasy inside a hotel. I came alone a sat at the bar and the bartender (I believe her name…read moreis Hailey) was so wonderful! I ordered a 'bartender's choice' and she nailed it! The place is relatively small and intimate, drinks are yummy, price is typical specialty cocktail price. There are street parkings, but I walked there, it's within walking distance if you stay around Waikiki. 100% recommend!

Great Experience with Courtney!…read more Small 12 seat bar with a great vibe!! Run don't walk and make a reservation!

Stopped by this bar recently and really enjoyed the vibe. It's a nice, relaxing spot--perfect if…read moreyou're looking to unwind without a loud or crowded scene. The drinks were crafted well and tasted great. That said, it is definitely on the pricey side--two drinks came out to about $60, which might give you pause if you're planning to stay for multiple drinks. Overall, it's a good place for quality over quantity: great atmosphere and solid drinks. Service was great.

Nice waikiki ambience, beer, food and Aloha to take friends and visitors out! Excellent!read more

Hula pie tastes amazing! Shoutout to Kenny for making the experience 10/10. Definitely recommend!read more

Love this spot. Local dive bar in the Heart of Waikiki. Great beer selection good pours from the…read morebartenders. Its a come as you are no frills place. Dont go expecting princess treatment cause they dont serve those there more like Pirates aarrrrggg. Ill always go there. Cheers big ears.

Honolulu Tavern is a classic old-school Waikiki dive bar. It's frequented mostly by locals and…read moreoffers much more reasonable drink prices than most spots in the area. The place isn't fancy -- just a couple of fans trying to move the air -- but it has a relaxed, no-frills vibe that's refreshing after walking around Waikiki. Good spot if you're looking for affordable drinks and a laid-back local atmosphere rather than a polished tourist bar. Imee, is my favorite bartender. She'll take great care of you and keep you laughing!

Sadly I hoped I could give it a better review but since moving from the downtown venue to Waikiki I…read morejust couldn't. Located in a hotel called The Romer on Nāhua Street in Waikiki off of Kuhio (closer to Ala Wai Canal) it is a smallish unpretentious looking building on Diamond Head side of Nahua. They have valet stand in front and validate parking for up to 3 hours. The valet wasn't very friendly when we walked towards him and usually they hold the door open but this one did not. We realize he's probably not part of Lei Stand staff but it doesn't make a good first impression. Walk into the lobby and directly to your left is the Lei Stand. It is brightly neon but dark if that makes sense, and very small. If you're a fan of when it used to be on Bethel St downtown then you'll be disappointed with this venue. No view to be had, dark drapes cover the windows (we were there at 6:00 pm) and no cute little lanai or garden. Tiny tables either high tops or rounds - maybe 10 total and a small bar. There was one tiny corner booth. The lost star was for this set up but also another lost star for NO MUSIC. Music is such an important part of a place especially a bar so we were disappointed and appalled there was only silence. Bartender said the music was "broken" so we turned on our phones to get something on our table. Then two girls brought in something to light the place up with some tunes so that helped. The final lost star was it is called The Lei Stand yet there wasn't a lei stand inside the place. When we asked the bartender where it was he didn't even know what a lei was. Then we explained to him and he said it is in the hotel lobby but you have to go to front desk to let them know you wish to purchase one. Another disappointment. Thank goodness I bought her a lei from downtown in case they didn't have any. The good stars ... Star 1 goes to the drink menu and how delicious they tasted. "Rub up on my belly" was beautifully prepared and so delicious I had to have another one lol I mean how could I refuse a second guava jam infused Tito's vodka??? Bartender prepared with cute little garnish and an ice stick to keep it cold! He was very nice and took good care of us. My friend opted for the "Clifton's Curse" - yes there's a back story to this drink- and enjoyed the cognac, absinthe, bitters and sherry concoction! Ono! Star 2 goes to the food or "nibbles" as they call it. Taro chips and crack dip were yum and a nice handful of chips not too much and not too little. Hurricane fries - to die for! Plenty of furikake, parmigiano reggiano and spicy aioli. The girls who brought our food were very nice and made sure we had what we needed to enjoy, bringing us waters too. They also had a smash burger for $25 but we had dinner rez later so didn't want to indulge but it looked good. It might be cute if you wanted to do a private party here and I noticed a room across with a beautiful large table set up for a private dinner - not sure if part of hotel or bar.

What a fantastic place to enjoy some drinks in Waikiki! We decided to drop by after an amazing…read moreconcert at the Blue Note. The Lei Stand Waikiki is conveniently located in the cozy lobby of the Romer House Hotel. The bar itself is on the smaller side so it does fill up quickly. We happily sipped on Clifton's curse cocktails while munching on smash burger sliders. Awesome vibes, good food and drinks.. We'll be back again soon!