Friday’s Eat the Street at Makers & Tasters celebrated both Halloween and Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), with attendees putting on their sugar skull makeup or Halloween costumes for a Mexican-themed night of delicious grinds and a…
Bust out the face paint and brush up on your macabre makeup skills. Our fave foodie fiesta hosts its annual Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration this Viernes with costume contests, trick-or-treating, happy hour, Mexican eats and…
Beer and bratwurst (and some seriously delicious pineapple fried rice from Mega-load Burgers) were the highlight of this month’s Eat the Street, held at Streetgrindz’ new Makers and Tasters location at the former Fisherman’s Wharf. Many of the vendors got…
Strap on your best lederhosen and pick up a stein! Forget pumpkin spice lattes, it’s Oktoberfest season and our drink of choice is a boot of beer! Prost to a good time during our favorite monthly street fest at Makers…
The biggest Eat the Street yet happened Friday in its new home at the old Fisherman’s Wharf site on Ala Moana Boulevard. In its new space, the event has doubled in size. Last night, about 70 food trucks and stalls…
The clouds parted ways just in time for the exclusive preview and ceremonial blessing of Makers & Tasters, Street Grindz’s new waterfront food park at Kewalo Harbor. More than 20 vendors, both new and seasoned, dished up signature bites and…
First, the giant news: Eat the Street is doubling in size at a permanent new home. Friday’s edition will be at the old Fisherman’s Wharf site on Ala Moana Boulevard, with about 70 food trucks and stalls selling all kinds…
What’s a little wind and rain? The ever-weakening remnants of Guillermo won’t scare me away from enjoying a weekend brimming with musicals, artsy cultural events, concerts and foodie fests! Peace on Your Wings Thursday, August 6-9 7 p.m. An adaptation…
Eat the Street brought a taste of the Middle East to Kakaako Friday evening under a beautiful full moon, with at least a few vendors serving up dishes like Aloha Pops’ Moroccan Mint and Hibiscus Flower Pop, Hawaiian Waffledog’s Tandoori…
Jam-packed with things do and places to be: Eats from the Middle East, the world’s largest sake event outside Japan, local comedy and nightclub yoga round out the month of July and take us full steam ahead into August. Art…
This list of street eats has my belly dancing! July’s Eat the Street takes us on a magic carpet ride to the delicious flavors of the Middle East. And look who’s joining us: Eat the Street first timers Country Shave…
Comfort food, soul food and quintessentially American dishes like burgers and ribs ruled at Friday’s Eat the Street, held at Kakaako Waterfront Park. It was the debut of the red Toko Express truck, serving up an extremely popular mac and…
Now that Eat the Street is getting comfy in its new home at Kakaako Waterfront Park, this month’s culinary theme is — what else? — coast-to-coast grinds from right in the U.S.A. With the country’s birthday right around the corner,…
Those tables, tents and food trucks you see at the old Fisherman’s Wharf? On Ala Moana just across Ward Warehouse? That’s Kakaako’s new street food pod. Not only that, it’s a permanent thing, and the start of something much bigger.…
Eat the Street once again switched locations this month, settling at the Kakaako Waterfront Park parking lot at the end of Cooke Street. With the theme of Hawaii, May’s Eat the Street celebrated the unique and wonderful foods we know…
We’re closing out May with a delicious bang and greeting June with some wine. There’s a great lineup of events every day this weekend! Art + Flea: Jurassic Village Thursday, May 28 5 p.m. Over 60 independent artists, vintage collectors,…
After kicking off a delicious summer with a BBQ in Pearl City last weekend, Eat the Street comes home to Kakaako on Friday with ono Hawaiian eats and other local treats. This month, you’ll find the food trucks circling Kakaako…
We’re ramping up our event calendar at Frolic! Let it be your guide to navigate and plan your time out with the coolest events Honolulu has to offer. Starting today, every week we’ll round up the weekend’s top 5 events…
Lumpia, adobo, balut and other Filipino favorites were the stars of the newly relocated Eat the Street, held Friday at Kakaako Gateway Park. Mainstays like Elena’s Filipino had long lines until well after closing time, while dishes like Pauls Poppers’…
On the fourth stop of Eat the Street’s tour of Asia, we’re mesmerized by the bubbling stews, intrigued by the lumpia and can’t get enough adobo. Mmm, it’s all so sarap sarap at Eat the Street: Philippines! We’re just as…
Eat the Street marked the end of an era on Friday evening, with its last event at the 555 South Street location before the event moves to Kakaako Gateway park.This month, Eat the Street Japan made an encore as the…
Eat the Street says sayonara to its digs at 555 South St. this Friday, ending an era at the parking lot it has called home since 2011. The food fest’s finale theme at the old lot? Pack your chopsticks, it’s…
While there wasn’t really much French food to be seen at this month’s PACKED Eat the Street (organizer Poni Askew said this event had the most Facebook RSVPs of any Eat the Street ever), there were a few standout chocolate…
Eat the Street closes out the month of amour with a stop in France to celebrate its most decadent sweet. So here’s a fair warning for chocoholics: Bring extra napkins! When: Friday, Feb. 27 from 4 to 9 p.m.Where: 555…
The home base for the 2022 Hale ‘Aina Restaurateurs of the Year is a hidden paradise that serves up the best Lao and Thai food in Honolulu.
Kats Sushi is the only place you can find made-to-order AYCE sushi that’s not on a buffet table.
Meat-, dairy- and egg-free menu items at Planted by La Tour Café include burgers, banh mi sandwiches and yes—macarons.
How well do you know Big Island beers? Here‘s a round-the-island guide to Hawai‘i Island's top breweries.
This Friday, you won’t need the luck of the Irish to find classic dishes and green desserts.
Where to find live music, after parties, at-sea dancing, beer gardens and golf balls.
