O'ahu: Where To Eat
Hawaiian Vinegar Co. produces small-batch vinegars and shrubs from rescued fruits and vegetables. The business recently opened a small shop, which gives folks another good reason to visit Wahiawā.
Foodies, keep this list handy for your next vacation to Oʻahu.
The popular local chain has finally expanded to Oʻahu—and its first location is right on Kapahulu Avenue.
Together, Waikīkī Market and Piko Kitchen + Bar are a one-stop shop for delicious bites, creative drinks—and your grocery needs.
These markets have the freshest local ingredients and some of the most exclusive products on the island.
Here are some of the trendiest eateries on Oʻahu.
Here’s a toast to Oʻahu’s picturesque pau hana spots.
As long as Musubistro and its fish katsu musubi are there, massive wintertime waves aren’t the only reason to head up to the North Shore.
You don’t have to spend a lot to eat well in the Islands.
This Waikīkī poolside bar pays tribute to Hawaiʻi's golden era of travel.
This is the Honolulu bakery’s fifth location—and yes, you can get Coco Puffs here, too.
Get to know Kaimukī while getting your caffeine fix at these neighborhood coffee shops.
With an emphasis on promoting local produce and culture, The Boardroom is making a statement with its delectable dishes and drinks.
No, not Matsumoto Shave Ice or Aoki’s Shave Ice. Kaimana Shave Ice is the real deal with real fruit syrups.
Here are the winners for the best bakeries on Oʻahu from our 2022 Readers’ Choice Awards.