Real Gastropub, Hawai‘i’s First Restaurant to Focus on Craft Beer, Won’t be Reopening
Looking back on the restaurant that helped usher in Hawai‘i’s craft beer scene.
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Looking back on the restaurant that helped usher in Hawai‘i’s craft beer scene.
The two local alcohol producers walked into a bar, and we haven’t been able to keep them straight since.
My neighborhood brewery opened on Friday, June 5, and I was one of the first to show up with my dog (on a leash).
Here's a look at the brand new Kakaako brewery and its junmai ginjo, nigori and amazake.
Restaurants such as Pagoda and 53 By the Sea pivot to food markets, offering not only prepared meals, but also ingredients to pick up for at-home cooking.
Upgrade your home bar and support a local restaurant with your own DIY cocktail kits and rare whiskeys.
Need a good beer to get through all the bad news? Add growlers to your pantry and support local brewers facing draft brews with a shelf life.
This little eatery in the ‘Ohana Hale Marketplace serves up classics, Cebu-style.
Two culture critics lay their hot dog cred on the line—and still find room for a “No” Dog and a hamburger for dessert. Welcome to the sausage party.
A new late-night happy hour, the place to be for brunch in early March and your last chance to raise a toast to a favorite bar and speakeasy.
Find 15 different beers on tap at this new local spot.
Whether your ideal way of ringing in the new decade is at a cocktail party, a casino night-themed party, or a three-course dinner, we have you covered.
The owners of Uncle Bo’s Pūpū Bar and Grill open a steakhouse specializing in prime meats.
Redfish Poke Bar in Kaka‘ako offers a hipster take on grabbing a meal, an adult beverage and even a poke bowl to take home.
Let someone else do the cooking on Dec. 25.
Chinese inventions: gunpowder, paper and ... hamburgers?
What’s in the former Home Bar space, a new steakhouse and “the best Hawaiian food.”
Kaka‘ako’s craft brew hub now stretches past Ward Avenue.
Thanks to early kickoff times, Sunday now means new breakfast and brew options.
We ate 10 hearty sandwiches in one sitting and played favorites.
At the Kaka‘ako Farmers Market, try a prepared plate or pick up one of the varieties of fresh pasta to take home.
Stop and smell the rosé at HONOLULU Magazine’s premier pink drink event, this Saturday, Oct. 12, at the IBM Building.
Mocktails that might make your meal.