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Which dog, cat or critter is the cutest thing on four legs in Honolulu?
One includes bites of horchata-soaked doughnuts. Anybody wanna spoon?
Clown around at a DIY celebration full of elephant-sized fun.
The new yellow and red food truck helmed by a Sicilian is bouncing between parks, breweries and markets across O‘ahu.
(Sponsored) Wine down from work-at-home life at The Signature, which offers up to 50% off select dishes and drinks from 4:30 to 7 p.m. nightly.
He also tells us about how he created the Spanish-Mexican menu at his Hale‘iwa restaurant, which celebrates its two-year anniversary this month.
(Sponsored) This Friday, June 26, head over to our Insta for a behind-the-scenes look at the Foodland brand, plus an exclusive one-day-only offer just for HONOLULU readers.
The longtime bakery closed in 2018 after nearly 50 years in business. Now it’s back, just down the road from its original location.
The fourth session in our free talk-story webinar grapples with the dynamics of surviving a pandemic as part of a couple, figuring out strategies that help even as our lives keep changing.
Looking back on the restaurant that helped usher in Hawai‘i’s craft beer scene.
(Sponsored) Foodland To You is the perfect, ultra convenient option for when you have no time, or energy, to hit the supermarket.
(Sponsored) Recently reopened for dine-in, Redfish serves customizable poke bowls, locally sourced dishes and a full drink menu. (Plus, limited Father’s Day to-go meals!)
An O‘ahu dad has words of wisdom for his only child who will start college on the Mainland during the coronavirus pandemic.
A beekeeper turns honey into a Champagne-like mead.