Friendly service..... although it was slow in the beginning and busier towards the evening, the…read morewaitress continued to check on us and make her rounds. The food is good too!!!! I'd stop in here after work just for the food. Even tho it's a new location, they are still working all the kinks out. But I like there's a new place to hang that isn't all the way in town.

Working in cargo ships there are not many options to eat on Sand Island especially late at night. I…read morehave been to the previous iterations in this location and now it is called Breakroom. Breakroom has been taken over by new management, stylishly redesigned and now offering a great menu. Seems like a cool spot! I did not get a chance to eat during my last visit but I had some well made manhattans and played pool with friends. Can't wait to come back and stuff my face.

Good service, friendly people. Good place to chill. If you want to watch Thursday night football…read morethis is the place.

Kimchee fried rice here is my all time favorite. I have yet to love this at another restaurant. We…read moreeven ordered it for our wedding, and it was a huge hit. My daughter loves their honey walnut shrimp and fries. The breading to the honey walnut shrimp is always just right and it's not overly dressed with the honey or walnuts, either. This is also my husband's favorite app. We're sorta regulars here, so the service is always great. Servers greet with a smile and are quick to place orders for both food and drinks. When we sit at the bar, it's the same, as well. The bartenders are always friendly and take the time to get to know your name. It can get busy during the weekends, but if you're there before 6, it's usually not that bad.

We decided to give them another try after going years ago at their old location since we were…read moreshopping in the area. It seemed to be a slow day for them but two other tables came in shortly after us. The girl who sat and served us was very nice & checked on us often. We got our drinks in a timely manner but the food took about 45 minutes to get to us after ordering. The table who ordered before us got their plates one by one at separate times so I knew kitchen staff was low that day. When our food came out it was presented nicely, but the burger patties seemed unseasoned. I believe they're previously frozen which ok since they don't specify it's made in house but it just lacked seasoning unfortunately. It's not too loud In there, lots of TV's to watch sports & I saw the girl happily change it for an other table who wanted to watch something in particular. They were also out of a couple things which the server made us aware of, later I overheard more things were out after another couple tried to order. The service was great but the food was ok.

While the menu doesn't offer a large selection of food options, the items on the menu are all very…read moredelicious. We ordered the charcuterie board, 2- ballconi, and caprese. I sincerely thought it wouldn't be enough food to fill me up. I was wrong. My husband and I are usually big eaters and we were both full. He ordered a bucket of beers - 5 for $25 which was a nice deal. The Nonna's Special Drink - "Lost In Rome" was both pretty and delicious! The service was excellent! It's a family owned business and family operated. They are very friendly, down to earth, and it's easy to kind of feel like family, even as a customer because of how easily they chat and talk to you as if you've known them a long time. Upon first walking in to the main entrance, it felt a little strange since this used to be a Foodland. But when we were sitting at the bar talking story, we kind of forgot that we were sitting in one small eatery that is a part of a larger food court type environment. It was a Friday night, which apparently is salsa night. There was an open area kind of in the middle of all the eateries where there was a couple teaching salsa to people who are interested in learning. From what it looked like it seemed that these were all individual people that showed up separately but partnered up to learn the dance. Overall, I would definitely recommend you check this place out. We liked it so much that we're going back again tomorrow night.

Locally owned and family curated, to say we enjoy Nonna's is an understatement. My brother and I…read morewere coming here once a week at least. Friendly and personable, we were immediately remembered after our first visit. The soup is ono, the meatballs are awesome, and my fav is the Caprese salad. Enjoy your food at the bar where you can talk story all you like with the bartenders. Thursdays are line-dancing nights and Friday is salsa nights - both are very popular and everyone is friendly. Drink at Nonna's and enjoy the events.

This is an order at the register and find a table kind of place. That said, if you want to eat and…read moredrink at the bar, sit and order from the bartender (decent selection of local beers). We got the blackened fish sandwich and the beef stew. Of the two, the beef stew is better. Also next to the restaurant is a fish market where you can get poke or sashimi. Not bad.

Although the menu is a bit limited and ranging from almost 25 bucks for fish and d chips to almost…read more40 for a little steak, this place has always been a treat to stop in just for the usually excellent service and the fresh quality of all presentation. So, when a hair was found in my daughters cheesecake it was a bit shocking! The waiter recognized the grotesque error in production and immediately ask is she wolike another slice. She agreed and was presented with the hair free 8.50 version. It is common practice to not only provide the option of replacing the product for the customer but to remove the charge for the hair laced food from the bill. This action not only expresses the restaurants remorse but signifies their desire to keep you as a returning customer. Unfortunately this did not occur nor was any Kama' Aina discount applied (resident discount). Curious to know if the assumption that we, African Americans, are not aware of the rights a d wrongs in the service industry. Nonetheless, as a travel provider for tourists here in Hawaii, I will not longer recommend or refer tourists to Nico's pier 38 from this day forward. So sad. I expected more from this Honolulu establishment.

On a busy Saturday night in Chinatown with waiting lines at other bars, this place was empty. It's…read morea hole in the wall, like literally you walk in and it's like a big hole of a room with a bar, a couch, and a little DJ area. The music that was playing had it sounding like a big club. The bartender was really into her job, one person in my group asked for a pineapple rum type drink and she proceeded to craft a delicious cocktail. I asked for something similar and she gladly accepted the challenge, dancing around the bar searching for ingredients and even adding a little absinthe fire flame. She could definitely bring people in just having a cocktail of the night because someone else at the bar saw what we ordered and wanted one and couldn't stop raving about it.

Despite its small size, it makes up for it with a lovely atmosphere and a great bar with friendly…read morebartenders. Goth nights are held at this location and I always look forward to visiting every month.

great service beautiful servers and great time it was the…read morebest socal club karaoke bar on island the servers will sing with you it is fun for guys night out too...

Love this bar. The staff were sooooo amazing, went out of their way for us, food on point, the…read moreatmosphere is awesome. Go there often

Elevated brunch that will have you intrigued. This place was…read moregiving speakeasy vibes while being very creative with the regular buffet style food and adding subtle flavors for taste. That restaurant is a little in the smaller side, but definitely a great place for brunch dates or a quick bite for a small group. All your fave food and more. The prime rib was excellent with delicious condiments - personal fave was the chimichurri. All the cocktails are great as well. Fave was the Bean Buzz martini (espresso martini but with cold brew). The staff there was so helpful and with choosing cocktails and being able to make some changes to drinks. When I originally made my res, I accidentally made it for 10:30pm rather than am. The waitress called to double check. I've never had someone call for my mistake. (Thank you so much Cynthia!) great bartender, and a man who kept egging me on to eat more (I'm not complaining). Great vibes, great food, and great drinks! I will be back!

Happy hour is daily from open-6:30pm…read more You're able to make reservations. I've always walked in and got a seat. Today I got the oysters again. These are the biggest oysters I've been served at a restaurant/lounge. Can't beat the price...$2!!! The mini corn muffins ($10) were also good- yes they are small and there were only 4 or 5 of them (sorry I didn't get a pick). You can eat them in 1 bite, but it is good.

The food and the server were both good. He was pleasant and his explanation on the menu was clear…read moreto understand.

Restaurants is not only good food but the service of the workers is one of the important is…read morecommunication and respect.. that is 100 percent.and that is my experience.

Landed on the island on a Monday and left this evening's bar crawl in the hands of my cousin - the…read morelocals tour. Ended up in Kalihi on some nondescript, industrial looking side street and found myself in what my cousin described as a Laotian themed bar. There's always a first for everything. Very local feel, clean, casual, non pretentious. The acoustic system here kicks major ass for karaoke, although I have no idea what is being sung. It's all fun though. At any rate, very friendly staff, the kitchen closes late and they make a mean fried chicken. Come check it out!

A fantastic, homey neighborhood bar. Babby is a fun and attentive host, checking on his customers…read moreand ensuring they're enjoying themselves. His staff is cordial and service-oriented. Mahalo for the mini-reunion!