Top 7 Food and Drink Events to Check Out in Honolulu This Month
A Franciscan Winery dinner, a whiskey flight and more.
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What If Ice Cream Was Good For You?
A new, nutritional treat hits local grocery freezers.
Field Notes: The Scoop on Hawai‘i’s Dog Parks
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: the Ala Wai Dog Park.
Craving Fresh ‘Ahi? New Pearl City Poke Place is Worth the Trip
Tiny Poke on Da Run offers fresh fish and comfort food.
Something New event: Chris Kajioka takes on tilapia
When he opens a restaurant of his own in Honolulu later this year, maybe we’ll see tilapia on the menu?
Now You Can Relish the Hollywood Favorite Pink’s Hot Dogs at Sea Life Park
Tasty but pricey dogs come with star-studded history.
This Week’s Picks: Top 5 Things To Do in Honolulu
March 13–22: Watch a Shakespeare classic on stage, play carnival games and celebrate a new polo season.
Whatcha Fillin’s Got Sweet and Savory Waffle Cakes
We never expected to find these treats inside a Kaimukī arcade.
This Week’s Picks: Top 6 Things To Do in Honolulu
March 3–22: Celebrate Pacific cultures, meet the world’s first female strike pilot and attend film talks around town.
Waikīkī’s New Shave Ice Spot Lemona Hawai‘i Makes Syrups From Fresh Fruits
You won’t find artificial ingredients at this new shave ice spot on Lewers Street.
First Look: Eight50 Craft Beer Lounge Scores with Drinks
An upscale craft beer lounge opens in Leeward Bowl.
Maui-born Artist Andy Graydon Paints With Sound
The Honolulu Museum of Art opens a sound installation this week.
First Look: Japanese Restaurant Rijō Opens in Downtown Honolulu
Finally, a new restaurant at the old Palomino spot.
From Our Files: What Honolulu Looked Like Between February 1920 and 1980
A look back at Honolulu from 1920 to 1980. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.
Crafts for Honolulu Families: A Science-Theme Party
Colorful candy, sweet experiments and dry ice create a formula for fun.
