Love a dive bar. Love a friendly one. This place is perfect. On the outskirts of Waikiki. I met a…read moreton of people who live within walking distance. Watched a soccer match there. I didn't eat but the beers went down well. I went 2x during my visit and the next time I went I did a vodka exclusive evening. The bartenders were so nice and they poured heavy which I think is a good thing.

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

My friends and I adore HB!…read more It's a great place for concerts and shows. Their crew really puts their heart into their work and you can tell. There really is something for everyone. We love the options at Wild Orange. I've been sober from alcohol for the better part of 3 years and normally speakeasies don't have much to offer me. It's fun to still get to cry some craft drinks without the booze. Their vegan and veg bites are creative and delicious. I've had many a great night dancing, eating, and jamming out with people I love. They also host different pool and darts events that I've spectated at. Always fun just to play casual pick up, but some of my friends play more seriously in some of the tournaments and it's nice that their venue is large enough for the crowd. Parking can be tight but if you go to the top level there is normally something open. As long as you remember to get your parking validation (they even have a sign reminding you) it's very reasonable and cheaper than ride sharing if you have someone who's able to drive.

"Well, listen, if you bring 'em by, maybe we could interest you in a game of pool.. Yeah, Frank…read morehere - he's got his own billiard room." - Cosmo Kramer, Seinfeld da Scene: Revisiting old haunts and took my daughter here to play some pool and tell stories from my old (and her recent) youth. It's a far cry from the original spot on Ke'eaumoku I used to go; right across from Like Like Drive-Inn... it was more like a old school "Color of Money" pool hall back then. There is ALOT going on in this spot now. Event space for concerts/club, 2 pool rooms, full bar, darts, and a hidden speakeasy (see review of Wild Orange). da Play: Came in early afternoon/evening and was already busy, tables were a little worn, but true and spaced nicely, there were mostly regulation-size tables and a few smaller bar-size ones by the darts. Good cues were a little sparce and for some reason a lot of "keiki-sized" ones... then I realized why when some kiddos walked by. I think it's great that you can bring your kids, now I get why the "21 band" gets issued at security. There was a lecture/event w/ Hawaiian music in the event space when we got there, turned into a club with music thumping through the walls later on. Played almost two hours, with three rounds of drinks, very reasonable. da Service: Park, check in, parking validated, hit the bar, drop your name for a table and wait for the pager to vibrate while sipping on cold drinks... Bartenders were nice as was the very diverse crowd. 20 somethings groups chatting it up, date night couples, bros drinking more than playing, families w/ kids, and a few semi-serious guys "in session". GREAT PEOPLE WATCHING. Security is visible and on top of things; couple of times a rowdy group got rambunctious and got a firm talking to... you don't wanna get a scolding by any of the bulls in yellow security shirts!!

Cheapest and best dive bar in Waikiki. Location is great to all the other bars and clubs. There is…read morenothing fancy here though if you're expecting that.

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!

Nice people, very old table and cramped area. Not really worth going upstairs. Maybe good for…read morelocals and/or league play.

Clean table and balls, Family friendly, Cold air conditioning, practice, play pool, open to the…read morepublic

Cool little bar with good drinks and the happy hour is cool but they need to get AC it's so hot in…read morethat place OMG they only have small fans and it wasn't even packed I can imagine when they have a full house .

Sat down for a drink with our group of friends and within minutes security came over demanding…read more"paperwork" for our service dog. There is no official paperwork for service animals and asking for documentation like that shows a complete lack of understanding of the law. Rather than deal with a power-tripping security guard who clearly had no idea what he was talking about, we chose to leave. Pretty ridiculous experience and not a place I'd recommend if this is how guests are treated.

Tapa Bar is located in the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort in Honolulu next to the…read moreTapa Tower. We stopped in on our first day while waiting for our room to be ready and ordered some drinks and appetizers - Hot Wings and Waffle Fries. The Hot Wings were mediocre at best and were $25 for 6 wings! Waffle Fries were nothing special either, but at least they were only $6. The other day we visited, we ordered a Rueben to share - the pastrami meat was cold even though it was a toasted sandwich. The drinks are much better - I enjoyed a few Pina Coladas during my stay. They offer table seating around the entire bar plus bar top seating - it has a great view of one of the pools and they have a ton of TVs. It was great watching the Niners defeat the Eagles here on Sunday with a bunch of fans! Overall, Tapa Bar is good for drinks, but I would not recommend for food. Staff was amazing and consistent though!

Food is over priced and the wait staff is not attentive. The drinks don't have a lot of alcohol in…read morethem. We had to flag down our waitress numerous times because she was not coming back to check on us. No thank you.

Great place with great views and ambiance! Came here for dinner to meet with friends, love being…read morewith a view and it's a cute place, even if you choose to not eat I think there's a bar in inside area, food is reasonably price for location, drinks were fantastic Non-A and alcoholic! It wasn't the best meal but pretty decent for the price and views' would come here again

Over priced, brunch menu falls short and they are always out of something... the avocado toast and…read morecrab Benedict were decent, but the tuna was completely tasteless and the burger pretty bad. It's sad how some restaurants have dropped their quality in the last few years, Hau Tree was a great place to come with your family like 15-20 years ago, they used to have good food.

Great service and yummy food... Tucked away at the Laylow…read morehotel, is a chill restaurant with fun Hawaiian vibes. We started our vacation with dinner at the Hideout, and upon entering you could immediately hear live music. We received a warm welcome, and brought over to our booth where our server Kai was quick to greet us. We ordered cocktails (I don't remember the name of mine. It's something spritz, and my husband tried the banana bread old fashioned) and we shared the appetizer platter (brussel sprouts with pork belly, kalua pork egg rolls, poke tacos, and edamame)to share. We also ordered the garlic shrimp dumplings. Everything was super tasty. Lots of other items on the menu that I want to try during another visit to the island.

I loved finding this spot! I looked at the coffee situation at my hotel (Hilton Garden Inn) and the…read morelack of anything but powered creamer (yuck) so immediately went on the hunt for something better. I initially tried the bakery directly across the street at the International Marketplace, but they didn't open until 7am. I began to walk towards a distant Starbucks I found on Google and noticed an active escalator and signage pointing towards the open Hideout at the Laylow. Advertising local coffee, I immediately took the ride upstairs and was greeted by two young ladies full of smiles and Aloha spirit! Being summertime and hot (even at 6am) I ordered a large iced latte and decided to drink it on their large open lanai. I'm glad I did. The breezes up there were perfect and watching the daylight get brighter with local birds chirping and fluttering about made for a very nice wake-up! This became my go-to stop every morning of my visit! I only ordered breakfast once and kept it low-carb so I had cheesy eggs and Portuguese sausage. Perfect and hit the spot. If staying at the Laylow (Marriott product) or close by, I'd recommend this as your morning wake-up as well! Enjoy!