Booked a private girls night at Katt's last Friday, best decision I've made!…read more Fun private space Great variety of vintage dresses in all sizes and styles We very much enjoyed this VIP shopping experience! Heads up they offer burlesque lessons and more!

This cozy vintage shopping experience is definitely one of a kind. Unique options/styles for…read morevintage clothing for all tastes, what makes this the most amazing experience of all, is its appointment only,making you feel like like a VIP. The prices are amazing and the vibe of the whole place screams hidden gem.

This is the 2nd time we have used King Airport Shuttle. Drivers communicate by text to provide time…read moreof pickup at your location--I asked for an earlier pickup and they accommodated. On return, they text instructions as to where we should meet the driver after we collect our luggage--very organized and coordinated! Such a pleasure tovm ride with them! Will definitely use them for future trips.

We booked a ride to the Airport with this company and OMG Ive ridden in cars that were in Nascar…read morebut this guy was out of this world. We sped off to god knows where. He had only two speeds fast and tire screeching stop. It was an older van and an older man driving so we went bouncing around like rubber balls in a square box. Now like the starship enterprise we went into warp factor one, add to that he was on his cell phone arguing with someone while looking like he was about to have a stroke! I kept thinking who had my funeral arrangements. Anyway we did make it in one piece even if we all needed blood pressure medications. If you want a pulse pounding trip to or from the airport these guys fit the bill perfectly.

2026 Hawaii Rainbow Film Festival. Located in the heart of Honolulu, surrounded by the urban…read morerevival of Chinatown. 2nd floor bar and lounge area allows for drinks and food. Tons of parking in the surrounding public garages.

I was blessed enough to experience various shows at the Hawaii Theatre Center, the most recent…read morebeing a showing of Nosferatu (2024) for Halloween, which was a special experience with some friends who are also into horror flicks. The theater supports both movies as well as live shows, which makes it a unique cultural space. You're not supposed to eat in the theater itself, and if you want to drink you would need to buy a sippy cup-like container from the bar. I suppose it is meant to protect the theater from decay, all these protective measures. The bartender who served us wine was friendly enough. I loved seeing the art around the theater.

Great drinks, friendly service, awesome local bands play here and they host all the fun events in…read moreChinatown.

Imagine you just left a bar nearby and you're not quite ready to go home but you're not necessarily…read morelooking to get into it club scene with sloppy 20 something year olds...enter PSC. She's down a dark ally (no joke) trust the neon pink light as you walk towards it like a moth to a flame. Immediately you've found the dive bar of your dreams. She opens to the ally greeted by casual smokers and live music. There's gays, they's and everyone else. Drink menu is top notch. The bartender, well she's a vision and pours a mean drink. It feels criminal to bring this much attention to this social club, I'd hate to have to wait in a line but I loved it here.

I wish they'd bring Hawaii Winter Baseball back for good. Its refreshing for the people of Hawaii…read moreto watch real professional baseball for once. I remember going to a couple of Honolulu Sharks games back in the day at the stadium. At the time I had no idea who I was watching until I recently found a box of old HWB memorabilia and autographs. Turns out that I got autographs from Todd Helton (Colorado Rockies), Tadahito Iguchi (San Diego Padres), and I think Hideki Okajima (Boston Red Sox). I didn't get a chance to see any of the recent games with big draft names like Buster Posey and Joba Chamberlain. However, I hope some form of the league returns back to the islands.

Good news baseball fans. After a 2007 hiatus, Les Murakami Stadium is back open in 2008. What…read moredoes that mean? You can go see potential future major leaguers either on the UH campus or in Waipahu (all depending upon your location and mood). As a S.F. Giants fan, I'm interested to see how super prospect Buster Posey does for the Waikiki Beachboys. Murakami Stadium has general admission tix and, due to today's small crowd, only the lower deck was open. People sauntered in and could sit almost anywhere they liked (behind home plate, down the lines, in the shade, in the sun, etc.). They offer some of the traditional concession fare (hot dogs, sodas, bottled water, beer, etc.) but also had some surprises (ex: saimin, Gordon Biersch related items). It's a family friendly experience, especially with the reasonable 2008 ticket prices (adults $6, kids 4-12 $3, kids under 4 FREE). The ballpark atmosphere for the day game was mellow and reminded me some of spring training games in Arizona.

If you're looking for something cultural and artistic to do while exploring Chinatown, there is…read morealways something interesting going on at The Arts at Mark's Garage. As the name implies, this is a parking garage that happens to have ground level storefronts including The Arts. During open hours, you can go inside. Typically there is an art installation in the lobby area, which is bigger than it looks. These change frequently, so there may be something new to see and explore. There is often a gift shop part that goes with the exhibit. There are parts that are always there including a shelf of books, movies, and other media for sale by donation (put the money in the karma jar in the front). The front area as a welcome desk and a bar, which is mostly used during live shows. They have a full theatre area as well that can maybe fit 50 people. We came to a few shows over the years including an interactive Rocky Horror Picture Show and a Star Wars trivia night. Drinks are mostly used for your enjoyment and as a fundraiser. Be sure to check their website and social media for upcoming events and to buy tickets if needed. The back area also has office space for Honolulu art installations and festivals. It's definitely a hub for fun things in the city and worth your time to stop in and support.

A Hidden Gem in Downtown! This art installation is a…read morefantastic gem in the heart of downtown. So many different artists showcasing their unique styles and creativity. The atmosphere was inspiring--I even had a great conversation with a houseless man who was simply enjoying the beauty and emotion that art brings. Truly a space where everyone feels welcome and connected through art.

This place is not worth your time, don't spend your money there, they have horrible customer…read moreservice (although the local bouncers that work there are extremely nice) and the cashier's always look like their up to something. Want my advice? Go play at winning zone or any other zones but this one, they have much better games and much better customer service! I don't appreciate that they close this window when they are counting your quarters and tickets...how do you know they are giving you the full amount? Tisk tisk...and they don't even say thank you or anything when you are done playing. This may sound harsh knowing that they are brand new but they should know better and I am pretty sure they can become better but if they keep this up they won't last long. The choice is yours to go there but honestly...you can find a much better place to enjoy these type of games, best example is winning zone in the downtown area, they greet you, have snacks and bring you drinks, fix your machine whenever you need assistance, and they let you see how much money you earned from quarter games and lastly they say thank you! I'll give island arcade a 1-Star rating because at least the local bouncers are chill, other than that...not much else to say, just play at your own risk