Your Top 5: The Most Popular Honolulu Food Roundups in 2021
Think of it as 32 things to put on your must-eat list before the end of 2022.
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Think of it as 32 things to put on your must-eat list before the end of 2022.
Made with O‘ahu-grown chocolate, they even have their own upscale boutique.
Khan Skewer Restaurant takes over the Saint Louis Alumni Clubhouse with juicy grilled lamb, pork and seafood on sticks.
Yes, Reindeer Butt Sneeze is back: We may not have (much) snow, but local breweries have winter specials in cans and on draft.
Cheesy truffly goodness. You got me.
The posh Downtown Honolulu cocktail bar has rolled out a brunch menu fit for a queen.
More than two dozen new options for Christmas, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day 2022.
Cocoa Melts’ intricate creations are an Instagram sensation. The question is can you get your hands on one?
Chef Ron DeGuzman juxtaposes international cuisines with familiar flavors at Stage in the Honolulu Design Center.
Tiki-aficionado Beachbum Berry’s pop-up bar at Prince Waikīkī is open daily to spread holiday cheer through New Year’s Eve.
Eleven opens inside Foodland Farms Ala Moana today, Dec. 9 with compelling cocktails and small plates that will make you forget you’re in a supermarket.
Top picks to try when it’s 70 degrees and gloomy.
From that first cup of coffee to a lunchtime shopping break to a delicious holiday dinner, Royal Hawaiian Center has something for everyone this holiday season!
The newest eatery at Royal Hawaiian Center is turning out wicked good lobster rolls and serious clam chowder bread bowls.
Where to find Christmas cakes, sashimi, prime rib and more: 36 options to feast your eyes on.
Dreamy pizza pies, Crispy Garlic Guys and crushable cocktails are just some of the ways to my heart.
When HONOLULU and Frolic Hawai‘i go head-to-head in Foodland’s gingerbread house competition, all bets are off. Plus, some tips to help you build your own sweet, cinnamon-y, super fabulous piece of edible real estate.
(Sponsored) We dive into the dishes where Asian roots meet Italian imports on this bold block of Chinatown.

