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This charming shop is a nostalgic haven for vibrant Hawaiian quilts and gifts, featuring local artistry and fun crafting kits, perfect for all ages.

Cozy brick-walled spot in Honolulu mixing New American eats with island-flavored cocktails and local farm-to-table flair.

Café Maharani is a cozy gem on S King St serving generous portions of vibrant Indian dishes, including favorites like butter chicken and cheesy naan—perfect for a satisfying feast with friends.

Nisshodo Mochiya, a century-old candy shop in Honolulu, serves delightful homemade mochi and manju in a cozy, unassuming setting that’s worth the hunt.

Waikiki’s iconic Moana Surfrider, a Victorian beachfront gem with rocking chairs, a giant banyan tree, and unbeatable ocean views.

Teruya's is a cozy Japanese takeout spot spicing up Honolulu with fresh bentos, crispy andagi, and sweet potato mochi delights.

Perched on the 3rd floor of Neiman Marcus, Mariposa offers a breezy bistro vibe with ocean views and a tempting New American menu, perfect for leisurely lunches or sunset dinners.

Experience the thrill of surfing with the Moniz family at their laid-back surf school right across from Waikiki Beach, where expert instructors share their passion and local knowledge to get you riding waves in no time.

Hau Tree offers creative Pacific Rim dining with prime beachfront views, fresh cocktails, and a relaxed, tropical vibe perfect for brunch or sunset.

Leonard's Bakery, a Honolulu gem since '52, serves up heavenly malasadas—pillow-soft Portuguese donuts that are best enjoyed fresh and hot, with a lineup of delightful fillings.