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Bar Leather Apron, which opens in late December, is all about the experience.
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Bar Leather Apron, which opens in late December, is all about the experience.
Artizen by MW opens at HiSAM on Dec. 1.
This Thai eatery returns to Chinatown with cheap eats.
Rising star chef Mark Noguchi has opened a lunch café called Mission Social Hall and Café.
The Pint + Jigger partners’ newest eatery is finding its groove.
Finally, a new restaurant at the old Palomino spot.
You don’t have to be Chinese to enjoy these eight lucky foods traditionally eaten by the Chinese during the lunar new year.
Chinatown has a new pool bar from the owners of Downbeat Diner. The grand opening is this Saturday, Jan. 31.
Brasserie Du Vin owner David Stewart talks about closing the restaurant.
Coming soon: A dessert bar by Rachel Murai, formerly of Vintage Cave and Nobu Waikīkī.
The owners of Lucky Belly hope to finish demolition and renovation in their space by October.
Mid-Autumn Festival is today, September 8.
Expect a bakery, a coffee and juice bar, a takeaway spot with sandwiches and pizzas, and a small plates concept with a bar.
We’re not talking about the dry bread that scrapes the roof of your mouth. This is a showcase of great bread and ingredients.
Until Scratch Kitchen and Bake Shop opened, downtown office workers had to wait for weekends to participate in Honolulu’s Great Breakfast Boom. But now that there’s Scratch, there’s breakfast for all, everyday.
If we’re going to carbo-binge with the Baker Dudes, it’s going to be with their macadamia sticky buns.
Did you know that Sun Yat-sen, founding father of the republic of China, went to Iolani? Or that there’s a butcher in Chinatown who uses rendered fat to make soap?