For downtown Honolulu restaurants, you can’t look past Livestock Tavern with a cozy atmosphere and excellent service. The modern menu offers hearty dishes like New England clam chowder, Hen of the Wood mushrooms and oxtail Mac and cheese. An impressive wine, beer, cider and spirit list means you might be there all afternoon or night.
The welcoming staff is always happy if you want to stay for one more drink or maybe dessert before you hit the road. This warm hotel in Honolulu’s Chinatown Art District emphasizes simple comfort food and high-quality drinks. Get there early to make a great night of it.
The Chinatown in Honolulu is 140 years old, making it one of the oldest in America. There is a high concentration of excellent restaurants here and around the whole downtown area, meaning visitors are spoiled for choice. You can walk around the streets and be drawn in by the alluring aromas drifting out of the kitchens.
Especially in Chinatown, which is always bustling with loud music, sounds and interesting sights, you will be tempted to stop for a meal or maybe a snack if it’s those hungry hours that fall between lunch and dinner.
Foodies always rave about Hawaiian restaurants, especially the stunning collection of dining options in Honolulu. You might become that person who posts food photos on their Instagram page by the end of your vacation and eating will be a highlight of your trip amongst the many other wonderful experiences you will have in Hawaii.
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