Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club

Tucked in a downtown office, this dimly lit, James Beard-winning bar serves inventive cocktails and 500 whiskeys with cozy, speakeasy vibes.

Waikīkī’s Maguro Brothers serves fresh, buttery poke and sashimi made to order in a casual takeout spot with great prices.

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.

Moku Kitchen in Kakaʻako is the latest social hotspot mixing live music with fresh, farm-to-table American dishes and creative cocktails in a vibrant atmosphere.

Tucked away in the Park Shore Hotel, Yoshitsune serves authentic Japanese cuisine with a cozy vibe, featuring standout dishes like two-tier chirashi and miso butterfish.

Nestled in a humble strip mall, this cozy spot serves delightful housemade udon, perfect for warming up rainy days or cooling off in summer.

Tucked inside the Prince Waikiki hotel, Katsumidori serves authentic Japanese sushi crafted by master chefs, boasting high-quality, fresh ingredients in a cozy yet bustling atmosphere—just remember to make a reservation.

Old-school Hawaiian drive-in in Kapahulu, serving hearty, affordable plates like loco moco, BBQ, and shoyu chicken with all the classic sides.

Nestled in the Ala Moana Shopping Center, Foodland Farms delivers a vibrant shopping experience with fresh poke, Hawaiian specialties, and a sleek atmosphere perfect for grabbing groceries or a quick meal.

Iolani Palace in Honolulu is a beautifully restored 19th-century royal residence offering rich insights into Hawaii's monarchy and cultural heritage.