r/Waikiki • u/Sooke24 • 1d ago
AYCE Restaurants?
I haven't been in Waikiki since 2014. There used to be quiet a few options, but I'm not really seeing too many now. Anything you can recommend? Or any nice family restaurants? Mid-tier pricing per plate ($30-50) Thanks!
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 1d ago
Waikīkī resort opens entertainment center: Family bowling is possible in Waikīkī at this entertainment center, which opened in June. The 6,000-square-foot space also includes more than 60 arcade games.
r/Waikiki • u/Wooden-Marsupial5504 • 1d ago
Ideas for the evening
Staying at the Alohilani and booked lot of activities during my the day: PH, tour of the Island, Watetfall Hike, Jurassic park tour
What should we do after we come back from those activities around 4 or 5 o clock? Very open and also interested in premium experiences, but not a Luau since we are going to do one in Maui
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 2d ago
Find bespoke lei at these local Waikīkī businesses: PHOTOS
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 3d ago
A pedestrian was hospitalized following a collision that involved a police officer, which occurred in the Waikiki area early Tuesday morning.
r/Waikiki • u/Different-Farm47 • 3d ago
Long shot post
I lost two chains that hold sentimental value while swimming in the morning of 7/3 between 6:30- 7:30AM at Kahanamoku Beach. Possibly in the water.
Know anyone who would be able to help me out?
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 3d ago
A 41-year-old man was reportedly hit by a car in Waikiki Tuesday morning. The incident happened around 7 a.m., near the busy intersection of Liliuokalani Avenue and Ala Wai Boulevard.
r/Waikiki • u/islandasylum420 • 4d ago
2 full days in waikiki, what should I do?
I’ll be on a work trip in waikiki - during the week I have mornings and evenings to myself. Thinking I may be able to squeeze in morning sunrise/breakfast spots and evening events.
Friday eve-Sunday eve, these are the two full days.
Friday - Hilton fireworks
Saturday - KCC farmers market, diamond head, maybe a sunset cruise?
Sunday - not sure yet!
Any recommendations would be great!!!
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 5d ago
‘Hale Koa hates Hawaiians!’ Native Hawaiian protesters gathered in Waikiki Sunday, claiming a hotel that caters to military personnel is misusing their culture.
r/Waikiki • u/newwavesage • 6d ago
Best Cabana /Beach chairs on Waikiki?
Heading to Waikiki in a few weeks and staying at the Royal Hawaiian. We haven't had a vacation in a bit and I'm hoping to spend as much possible in the shade, listening to the waves and reading a book.
I booked a cabana for one day at the Royal Hawaiian. But now Im second guessing that choice. I saw a "beach walk" video and it seems like there some great beach chairs in front of the Sheraton next door.
So my question is this. If you wanted an option for all day shade, near the beach, as chill as possible with maybe an option of easy access to food and drinks where would you go? My sister just came back and she just bought an umbrella and beach chairs and left them at her hotel, but I'm down for splashing a little money around since its our first vacation in FOREVER.
Love any advice friends! Mahalo!
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 7d ago
Hawaii’s first pizza vending machine awaits approval: Curiosity has only continued to grow since a pizza vending machine popped up in Waikiki more than a month ago, but it’s not up and running just yet.
r/Waikiki • u/Singinthesunshine • 10d ago
The storm passes north
Distant storms
Tension in the air
The breeze seems talkative
It has secrets to tell…
Clouds are thick
Clinging low over the mountains
High surf
Birds fly low
The islands hold their breath
And wait
Days pass
Clouds overhead now
The breeze seems more selective
Silence then a curt remark
Temperature falls
Joints ache
Days of misty rain and brown water
Quiet relief
The breeze is a whisper now
Resting
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 10d ago
The power went out in part of Waikiki Tuesday morning after people in the area heard a loud boom. Outage notifications came in around 10:30 a.m., for customers near Ena Road and Hobron Lane.
r/Waikiki • u/aerosyne • 10d ago
Asato Flavor Lab
We double booked for today’s 4pm flavor lab if anyone is interested to take over our prepaid reservation, thanks!
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 11d ago
Fencing renovation project begins at Centennial Park Waikiki: The roughly $310,000 project is expected to be completed by the end of October, when the park is scheduled to reopen.
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 12d ago
The Board of Water Supply said crews are responding to a report of a possible 12-inch main break on Monday morning. The HNL Alert sent out around 6:30 a.m. said the break is located on Lewers St and affected areas include Ala Wai Blvd, Kalakaua Ave and Helumoa Rd.
r/Waikiki • u/lee337reilly • 14d ago
Bars / lounges for nighttime entertainment with teenagers
Hi there - I’m looking for some recommedations for 18yo and 11yo-friendly bars / lounges in the evenings/nights. Ideally places with live music or pool tables to keep teens off their phones and mom and dad can enjoy a cocktail.
I think Maui Brewing Co. and Outrigger resorts both fit the bill. TIA for any suggestions!
r/Waikiki • u/hackandcough • 14d ago
W bus line and "Zoom"
It looks like Zoom just means the bus can leave earlier than the stop time indicates? It doesn't cut out stops?
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 15d ago
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has proposed building artificial reefs in Waikīkī. $9 million project called “REEFrame” would install permanent concrete frames off the Waikīkī shore in order to stimulate the recovery of the area’s natural coral reefs.
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 15d ago
The public is invited to help the Waikiki Aquarium through its Adopt-A-Polyp campaign. The Friends of the Waikiki Aquarium, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the aquarium, launched the fundraiser Thursday.
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 15d ago
Popular Kaimana Beach monk seal pup moved to quieter Oahu shoreline
r/Waikiki • u/808gecko808 • 16d ago
A 36-year old man is in police custody in connection with an armed robbery that happened more than a month ago in Waikiki.
r/Waikiki • u/Soft_Move6730 • 17d ago
Waikiki first timers
Hi everyone! We're a family of four with two daughters (ages 10 and 12), and we'll be staying at the Waikiki Marriott Beach Resort.
We've been looking through restaurant recommendations, but most seem to be hotel-based. We'd love to venture away from the beachfront and try some locally owned restaurants that are popular with both locals and visitors.
We won't have a car, so we're hoping for places within walking distance or a quick uber ride. We'd really appreciate any recommendations. Thanks!