Art museum · Capitol District
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"An Indigenous Hawaiian eatery at the Capitol Modern museum aiming to support native growers with dishes inspired by Hawaiian lore."
Bakery · Kakaako
"Giorgio DeLuca, a school teacher turned cheese merchant, and Joel Dean, a business manager at a publisher, dreamed of creating a place that would offer customers a sumptuous celebration of food and a venue to experience all of the pleasures that cooking and eating can bring. The original DEAN & DELUCA opened for business in September 1977 in SoHo, then an edgy artist and warehouse district in lower Manhattan, at the corner of Prince and Greene streets. The original store was designed to evoke a turn of the century food department, replete with ceiling fans spinning over a vast array of products that lined the soaring white walls of this enchanted emporium."
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Hotel · Waikiki
Swanky high-rise resort offering dining options, plus a pool, a spa & a golf club. On Ala Wai harbor, this upscale high-rise resort is an 11-minute walk from Ala Moana Beach Park and 8 miles from Honolulu International Airport. Swanky rooms come with flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, minifridges and coffeemakers. Suites add living rooms, and many feature balconies with ocean views. Club-level rooms access a lounge with perks including continental breakfast and afternoon snacks. Dining options include two restaurants, a coffee shop, and a bar. There's a 27-hole golf course, a tennis club, a pool and a spa. Meeting spaces include a ballroom for up to 900 guests. Parking and a local shuttle are included, and a resort fee applies.
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French restaurant · Waikiki
La Mer at the Halekulani offers a luxurious open-air dining experience with stunning ocean views, exceptional French cuisine, and top-tier service.
Japanese restaurant · Waikiki
A beloved takeout spot in a shopping mall food court, this counter-service kitchen serves up top-notch, fresh poke and sashimi that locals rave about.
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Hotel · Kapahulu
Colorful, family-owned budget hotel offering basic quarters with kitchenettes & a courtyard pool. Only 2.5 blocks from Waikiki Beach, this family-owned pink budget hotel is a 9-minute walk from Honolulu Zoo, 1.1 miles from the Ala Wai Golf Course and 2 miles from Diamond Head State Monument. All of the basic rooms and suites have private baths with tubs and showers, kitchenettes and TVs. Upgraded quarters in a newer wing have air conditioning and private balconies. The lobby offers free WiFi, card tables and a reading area. There’s also a courtyard swimming pool with chairs. A Korean BBQ restaurant, Japanese sushi bar and health-food shop are adjacent.
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Experience luxury at this chic harborfront resort with sleek rooms, stunning views, top-notch dining, and a vibrant pool scene just steps from Waikiki.
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Chinese restaurant · Kaimuki
This casual Chinese eatery features a large seafood-centric menu, including dim sum served daily.
Restaurant · Diamond Head
Tucked within the New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel, this breezy eatery offers a memorable mix of Pacific Rim dishes and breathtaking sunset views.
Restaurant · Waikiki
Royal Hawaiian's beachfront bar is a festive, slick spot for umbrella cocktails, appetizers & music.
Hawaiian restaurant · Kakaako
Highway Inn is a lively spot serving authentic Hawaiian dishes with vibrant flavors, perfect for a laid-back meal or takeout.