Where To Grab A Drink
The Best Bars In Honolulu
It’s more than just tiki drinks.
The mai tai at Bar Leather Apron is unlike any other mai tai you'll drink while in Honolulu.
This tiki bar was opened by the owners of a haunted house attraction and special effects company, which means you’ll find tiki tinged with horror here.
Everyone’s got their favorite local dives, and 8 Fat Fat 8, which opened nearly 40 years ago, is one of ours.
The Poke & Seafood Of Your Dreams
Maguro Brothers
Maguro Brothers makes poke that highlights the freshest fish.
Sushi ii is an excellent omakase option in Honolulu that also offers creative cooked dishes.
Mitch’s is in a warehouse-looking location just a few blocks from the airport runways, serving sushi with fresh seafood from around the world
You could easily go to a different izakaya every day of the week in Honolulu, but you need to prioritize Gaku.
Hou Fish Market is a Kaka’ako poke and sushi spot with a fantastic seared salmon bowl.
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