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In an age of information overload, magazines cut through the chatter to bring you the best.
Two young scholar-entrepreneurs are working at making Hawaii a center for artisanal craft chocolate, from bean to bar.
Is the customer always right? We turned the tables and asked Hawaii chefs to dish on what they wish diners knew.
Pink wines aren't in fashion, but they're perfect for Hawaii summers and Hawaii food. Chuck Furuya has assembled six of the best roses in the world for this tasting, Aug. 3
A dozen Honolulu bartenders came up with their most inspired drink for the Bombay Sapphire & GQ Magazine Most Inspired Bartender Contest.
It's your chance to attend an industry-style wine tasting, with more than 100 wines from 21 wineries, plus winemakers and winery reps. Roy's Hawaii Kai.
We'd like to make a correction to something that aired on the Hawaii Coffee Episode of Biting Commentary TV.
Why would people stand in line for more than an hour to eat breakfast? The answer may be the pancakes at Boots & Kimo's, Kailua.
The final episode of Biting Commentary TV is all about Hawaii Coffee. Including a coffee cupping with Dennis McQuoid at Honolulu's Beach Bum Cafe.
Long before blogs, Yelp and Facebook, HONOLULU Magazine realized that the best dining information came from the customers of restaurants.
Summer doldrums got you down? Here are a half dozen Honolulu events to keep you fed and happy.
It's brunch and a trip to the Farmers' Market both, at the Royal Hawaiian's locally sourced brunch, once a month. And it's fun.
You have to order the chili and the rice separately, but it's one of the great downtown lunches at Soul de Cuba.
SugarBun, the biggest Malaysian fast-food chain, is eyeing an eatery in the university area.
Biting Commentary cooks with Ed Kenney of Town and Downtown, and manages for once not to cut himself. Coming on TV Sunday.