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    4.2 (1.4k reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Jill F.

    @fortunefoodfinds: "(Hide)OUT n' about! A Hideout Signature Espresso Martini, a custom "Fruity, Strong, n' Sweet" Cocktail, Crispy Pork Belly & Brussel Sprouts, n' Truffle Garlic Fries served with Garlic Aioli & a house-made ranch sauce from HIDEOUT at THE LAYLOW in Waikiki. When you're looking for a night out to sip n' snack over bumpin' beats, go on n' be sure to reserve a seat!" SERVICE: friendly INTERIOR: modern, chic yet laid back EXTERIOR: on the rooftop at The LAYLOW, good amount of seating WAIT TIME: less than 10 mins to grab a drink at the bar, got seated in the dining area maybe an hour after we arrived (did not have reservations) PARKING: got dropped off OVERALL COMMENTS: always wanted to come here n' finally after how many years made my way on a Saturday night. Entered the elevator n' saw their July music calendar posted, which was great bc I wanted to be in a music setting. They have live music n' a DJ on the weekends. Couldn't decide on a drink so the bartender asked what I liked n' my go-to request is for "fruity, strong, n' sweet." It turned out creamy n' good. The pupus we ordered to snack on were delicious, would definitely order them again. Atmosphere was nice n' casual. Drinks were good, food was great, n' the beats the night I went was my kine of music!

    Hideout Signature Espresso Martini
    Marie E.

    After some udon, we crossed the street for a drink and some live music. It was the perfect night with the island breeze, 2000s R&B playing, and a strong yet delicious espresso martini. The whole experience was perfect and made for such a great night out.

    Lily D.

    Stressful from the start. I called to inquire about parking a week prior to my rsv and was told they were sold out for the night. I mentioned that it was just a general question and i wasn't coming that night. They informed me that it's validated for two hours and it's first come first serve. After the 2 hours its $14 an hour. Getting into the valet area was stressful enough as there was a car parked right before you turn and pedestrians that walk back and forth from their main driveway entrance. I also had to wait for valet for a bit too as there was 2 other cars in front of me and probably only 2 valet on duty trying to move cars forward. Reservations can be made on open table, but there was really no point to doing that since it's open seating during happy hour times. We ended up just picking a table that was in the shade, and noticed they only have their menu by QR code which is kinda annoying. The server was pretty nice tho and he brought my dog some water mid way. Their happy hour runs from 2-6 and the menu is slightly less expensive. The food was kind of standard hotel type of food and nothing really stood out. Otherwise the vibes at the restaurant was nice and i do like that they allow dogs to join you. it seems like they have live music after a certain time. I was even more annoyed and stressed with the valet when i went to pick up my car. They literally just handed me my keys. My car was parked along the wall probably 20 steps away, but they could have at least taken out my car cause it was so hard to get out, but i guess it's nice they trust that i wont bang the car in front of back of me i guess even tho im a pretty terrible parker. at the time they didn't look as busy as when i first arrived, so i dont know why they couldn't have just done the bare minimum with just pulling out my car from the stall.

    Hula Girls
    Ian M.

    I loved finding this spot! I looked at the coffee situation at my hotel (Hilton Garden Inn) and the lack of anything but powered creamer (yuck) so immediately went on the hunt for something better. I initially tried the bakery directly across the street at the International Marketplace, but they didn't open until 7am. I began to walk towards a distant Starbucks I found on Google and noticed an active escalator and signage pointing towards the open Hideout at the Laylow. Advertising local coffee, I immediately took the ride upstairs and was greeted by two young ladies full of smiles and Aloha spirit! Being summertime and hot (even at 6am) I ordered a large iced latte and decided to drink it on their large open lanai. I'm glad I did. The breezes up there were perfect and watching the daylight get brighter with local birds chirping and fluttering about made for a very nice wake-up! This became my go-to stop every morning of my visit! I only ordered breakfast once and kept it low-carb so I had cheesy eggs and Portuguese sausage. Perfect and hit the spot. If staying at the Laylow (Marriott product) or close by, I'd recommend this as your morning wake-up as well! Enjoy!

    Michelle M.

    Great service and yummy food... Tucked away at the Laylow hotel, is a chill restaurant with fun Hawaiian vibes. We started our vacation with dinner at the Hideout, and upon entering you could immediately hear live music. We received a warm welcome, and brought over to our booth where our server Kai was quick to greet us. We ordered cocktails (I don't remember the name of mine. It's something spritz, and my husband tried the banana bread old fashioned) and we shared the appetizer platter (brussel sprouts with pork belly, kalua pork egg rolls, poke tacos, and edamame)to share. We also ordered the garlic shrimp dumplings. Everything was super tasty. Lots of other items on the menu that I want to try during another visit to the island.

    Terrence Y.

    After being out all day in Waikiki we wanted a nightcap to end the day. It's a great rooftop spot with some views. We got seated right away even though we had a fairly large group. The service was quick and super friendly. Most importantly, all the drinks we ordered were delicious and we enjoyed our time there together.

    Townside Breakfast Sandwich*
    Dee H.

    Excellent brunch! Got the townside breakfast sammie- wow, one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've had in a while! The potatoes are cooked perfectly- soft on the inside and crunchy on the outside. I really liked the side of garlic aioli. My fiance had the French toast with eggs, bacon, and toast. I also tried the vanilla latte- just everything was great. Would definitely come back. Great ambiance too!

    Bay M.

    Celebrated a birthday dinner here. For a party of 12, reservations are highly recommended. This restaurant is on the rooftop bar of The Laylow hotel, Waikiki. Serving Hapa cuisine and craft cocktails. Love their interior. Unfortunately it was raining when we were here so the lounge area was wet. Very laid back lanai vibes. They even had a live DJ. We made it to happy hour so we tried to order a little of everything on the menu to share. The Laylow Maitai was highly recommended, so we got a few of those. Crispy pork belly brussels sprouts - delish! Mainlander burger - good! Shrimp dumplings - okay. Truffle fries & Hideout fries - good! Chicken karaage - so good, got 2! Poke tacos - good! Kalbi beef plate - fave! For our keiki, she enjoyed their butter pasta. Honestly, I almost ordered one myself. Great dining experience. Friendly staff. Cost was reasonable since we made it to HH for half of our meal. Check it out!

    Inside
    Jacki R.

    Service and music were great! They use a QR code menu so to me finding a drink I wanted was not simple. We had the chocolate bread pudding was delicious and we really enjoyed the vibe!

    Happy hour draft menu
    Donna L.

    Hideout is a nice large updated open space which you can access from the street by going up the escalator at the Laylow hotel. The decor is fresh and welcoming and offers a wide range of comfortable seating options. Servers and staff are calm, friendly and helpful. Hideout has one of the longest happy hours, daily 1-5pm, offering a wide selection of discounted foods and drinks.

    Macadamia Buckwheat Pancakes + side of Portuguese Sausage
    Taylor C.

    We had a credit since we were staying here at the hotel and decided to get breakfast here to use it! If you are going for breakfast, you have to get the pancakes. They definitely could be the best pancakes we've ever had. They were so good. The rest of the breakfast was good too but those pancakes were stand out for sure. Lots of live music in the evening with a great vibe too.

    Amanda D.

    Hideout for dinner was a total vibe! The live music was so much fun! It did start to rain a little outside but that didn't stop us from Enjoying the evening and the food! Steak was great !!!

    Luau and Artichoke Dip, with Maui Onion Wonton Chips
    Dan D.

    A true cocktail bar, with a decent enough kitchen attached to it. I wanted to talk with the bartenders about the drinks, be transported by the live music, and customize a couple cocktails for the mood I was in. The staff here is working hard. Many Waikīkī restaurants are staffed by people projecting and living the island vibe. Hideout's bartenders, highlighted by James and Jeremy, kept my club soda topped off while I wasn't looking, and listened to my drink feedback to pick the right bourbon and guide my food choices. They also had a regular in that night who visits 5X/year - they knew what she wanted and put in the order invisibly when she sat down. The espresso martini is not to be missed, and worth its "best of island" award. You also do need to try the Mai Tai here - flavorful, bold, and strong but not spirit-forward. With live music every night, it's tempting to stop by again and again. If I'd had better food it'd be a slam dunk recommendation. I was not about this play on spinach and artichoke dip that I got, but I ate it; they were definitely willing to swap it out if I'd insisted. That's good service. On my last night and third visit to the bar, Jeremy made a strawberry lily koi lemon drop just for me, based on my request for something "fruity and acidic". It was lights out.

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    Ask the Community - Hideout

    Does it have a great view of the sun set?

    Not at all.

    Do they require reservations for large groups?

    Yes

    Are kids (age 1 and 2) allowed?

    Yes! there were lots of kids, even very young ones) when I was there recently

    The online menu says they have "mimosas for the table" at Sunday brunch. Is that still offered? I don't see it mentioned in anyone's reviews which seems unusual.

    Hideout recently brought brunch service back since the pandemic. Mimosas for the table is a new addition to the Sunday brunch menu, which is why you may not see reviews about it. Hope this helps!

    Do you still serve the same Bloody Mary's with the bacon that you used to serve?

    Yes!

    What days and times do they have live music?

    6-9 every night is whats stated

    Is the vibe of this place too young for seniors? I need a family friendly place for dinner with my aunties, in their 60s and 70s

    It is a bit trendier on weekend nights but totally doable with your aunts. The dinner food was good, breakfast not so much. It is a pretty chilled out place with nice music and they have firepits incase your aunts get cold.

    So my truck is lifted and my wheels are kinda wide do they let you just leave your vehicle upfront or someone takes it and drives it somewhere?

    You might want to call the hotel and check my answer, but we felt their valet garage was tight and cramped. It sounds like your truck would be a tight fit. I'm pretty sure you can park at the International Marketplace which is right next door.… 

    Are you open for breakfast and if so what time? Is It possible to make reservations?

    Only the coffee place was open and you can sit anywhere

    Where do you park?

    There's valet in front of the hotel. It's located next to escalator. The Hideout can validate yr ticket.

    What are their Happy Hour times?

    First hour of opening, 5-6pm

    Do they do takeout?

    Yes they do!!!

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