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    Smith & Kings

    4.1 (671 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Montecristo sandwich
    Cat M.

    Came here for brunch with a few friends. Prices are reasonable for the area. I ended up getting a Montecristo sandwich. I've had other Montecristo's and this one rates below it. It has one slice of ham and the filling of the sandwich didn't reach the edges of the bread. It was like maybe covering 60% of the inside of the sandwich itself. I would come back here and try some of their other items. I did order a drink and the server forgot to bring it altogether. Parking can be tough, but on weekends you can look around and find street parking or find a parking garage nearby.

    Biscuits & Gravy
    Kehau K.

    Came here for Father's Day and the service was great. Had to update my reservation a few times due to people not being able to come and they were very accommodating. The food was very tasty and reasonably priced! Ambience was cool too! My favorite dishes were the farmers scramble and the lobster poutine.

    Biscuits and gravy
    Andrea T.

    Ono brunch spot! Everything was amazing, it was difficult to make up my mind. Great and attentive service as well. Will definitely be back!

    Cajun Fish N' Grits
    Robert K.

    The Food Is Top Notch! I'd come here again.. But, keep in mind, the french toast is only served on weekends during brunch! The menu changes during weekday lunch and dinners... The Mac & Cheese with the chicken strips?! So Good! The French Toast with berry compote? To-Die-for! They don't mess around with cocktails either! don't be afraid... go ahead and order some yummy drinks.

    The receipt for 3 adults and one child
    Infiniti H.

    My favorite go to ! I'm here at least 4 times a month! I enjoy every thing as a picky eater and so is my son the drinks are amazing and the environment is very family friendly! The staff/employees are amazing! There's even board games to play !

    Cajun Fried Fish and Grits and Biscuit with Bacon Jam
    Debbie K.

    After following Google Maps incorrect directions, we finally found this place, signage is on Smith Street Makai of King St., entrance is on King St., but door says SK....anyways, we found it! Glad we did! We parked about half a block away in a parking lot and paid $10 for 4 hours of parking. If you can find street parking it would be cheaper. Trendy, welcoming vibe, staff was friendly and we were seated right away with no wait. We went for brunch on a Saturday. They had a well stocked bar, with bar seating, high top tables and chairs and regular tables and chairs. My husband ordered a cocktail, Tin Cup Whiskey neat and I ordered a pretty purple drink, Butterfly Pea Lemonade. I was interested in several items on the menu but decided on the Mac Daddy, macaroni with creamy Béchamel cheese sauce and fried buttermilk chicken and buffalo sauce, generous portion, ended up taking most of it home. It was delicious! My husband had the Cajun Fried Fish and Grits, biscuit and bacon jam, he really enjoyed it! For dessert we decided to share the Creme Brûlée French Toast, with the sugar crusted toast, sweet custard filling between two brioche French toast served with a side of syrup and fresh raspberries. We will definitely be going back so we can try the other items on the menu!

    Chad K.

    Came here for a few bites and drinks during their happy hour. All in all it was a great experience and for sure would comeback. Service was great, they offer great tasting food and the atmosphere here is quite calm & relaxing.

    Sausage gravy, homemade biscuits, crispy savory chicken, diced potatoes.
    Erica H.

    I love Smith & Kings! I was there for brunch yesterday, and realized I had never complimented their food and service before, so here I am. This visit, I ordered the biscuits and gravy, which comes with delicious crispy chicken and an option of grits or potatoes, and you can add eggs if you'd like. I also ordered a signature cocktail, the banana walnut old fashioned. They serve brunch until 3pm on weekends so I made it in time! The other items I have ordered and loved for brunch include: the breakfast sandwich... this has a sweet bun and all the fixins for brekky but is the size of a burger / all of the benedicts and they are all amazing... I think I have done the lobster bennie two or three times / traditional brekky / chicken and waffles / and a couple of times I have just ordered lunch because their sandwiches are great and I have been there for golf or the 9er games. Always get the wings, wet or dry. Beverages: the breakfast shot. Hands down, when you are with friends... or I don't know, order one by yourself it is amazing / the mimosas come with three side juice options / beer / wine options here are pretty nice / the bloody Mary's are great and you can always ask to swap for Mezcal because they always have it in stock (ok now keeping the supply chain in check, sorry Sam, maybe I have just been lucky) / Kings Iced Coffee is great, a staple / all of the drinks they make with their homemade juices or fresh lemonade / all of the old fashioneds! Service is always friendly and attentive. They have seating at high tops, regular tables, and a big booth for groups. They have a ton of games you can play with friends. There is a large bar area in the center that brings people together but still private for meet-ups, dates or if you want to hang out alone. TVs always play BOB ROSS and something else patrons may request. It's clean and the restrooms are nice and clean. It's family friendly. You can make reservations or order to go and I believe they are still available on the delivery apps. Parking nearby with meters, or along Smith there are paid lot options, an open air lot near Black Shamrock, or a garage at Marin Tower, both in the same block. Evening has themes for food and music nights or trivia. Days are more casual whereas you can dress up for dinner or still get away with a casual look. See... love it! Check it out for yourself!!

    Macnut espresso' martini

    THE BEST BRUNCH in Honolulu great staff the bartender Michael was so knowledgeable and cool such a great experience the food was 10 out of 5 I had fish and grits and the chicken and waffles were also amazing cooked perfectly seasoned perfectly this will be my new go to spot

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    Lia A.

    Come early, parking in Chinatown can be challenging. I Found a small parking lot $13.77 for 3 hours. Was excited for their R&B brunch (1st Sunday of the month) we were celebrating a birthday. But the DJ was a no-show, they were playing music but that was disappointing. Moving on, service was good even though it was busy, I got the mimosa pitcher with your choice of 2 juices for $20. Others in my party said their drinks were pretty weak, but one did enjoy their breakfast shot and a blueberry lavender margarita. FYI go to the bathroom at the far back as it's bigger & nicer. The front bathroom was very dirty. Food was good, vibe was nice, just disappointing there was no dj.

    Buffalo Chicken and Mac & Cheese
    Kris G.

    Came in for Father's Day with a reservation at 11am. Just missed the rush. Food was ok but better than average. It's very comfort/southern style. We ordered a variety like Kalbi, Scramble, Loco Moco, Biscuits & Gravy, and Chicken Mac & Cheese. Chicken overall tasted a little dry and a tad overcooked but the gravy was delicious and the mac and cheese was perfectly cooked so it made up for it. Kalbi and loco moco would order again. I think the AC was not working that day and the servers apologized for the heat but it honestly wasn't that bad. If it wasn't so hot, I probably would've ordered more drinks. I only ordered one mimosa and had to ask for it twice because I never received it after everyone else got their drinks (iced teas and a bloody mary) and it arrived right before our food came. No big deal, but weird a glass of champagne and juice took so long. Overall, maybe this place is a 3.5? Place is good but nothing that was "wow". There's still a lot of cocktails and food that I want try so I'll most likely be back and update.

    Mango Sunrise
    Rachael K.

    My boyfriend and I have been meaning to visit Smith & Kings for some time now. We finally experienced brunch at S&K and had the best time! Will definitely check out Happy Hour! [Location] Smith & Kings is located in Chinatown, by Pig & the Lady. The Chinatown Municipal Parking on Smith costs $3 maximum on Saturdays. Credit card payment only. This restaurant has two single-room restrooms. The bathrooms weren't the cleanest, and I'm not sure the doors lock--but I was grateful for the toilets. The ambiance is lively for weekend brunch. Bar seating and high top seating. [Food and Drink] The drinks are dangerously good. I enjoyed my tiramisu espresso martini and lychee refresher. My boyfriend loved the mango sunrise so much, he got another one! The chicken and waffles brunch dish was delicious. The waffle was fluffy and accompanied by a vial of maple syrup. The menu describes the butter as whipped, though it wasn't as whipped as I suspected it would be. Tasty nonetheless. My boyfriend had a Benedict with potatoes. The potatoes were presented as tiny diced morsels and weren't very seasoned. Simple yet good. The Benedict he chose had ham. Portion was smaller than that of other brunch spots, but my boyfriend loved his dish and said it was filling. [Service] The hostess was thankful that my boyfriend and I were okay with bar seating, as we indicated a preference for high top seating in our online reservation. I asked if she could wipe down the bar countertop, and she was quick to do so. The bartenders and other staff were hardworking and incredible! Mike stood out to me because of his bartending skills, high energy and impeccable customer service. I noticed they hold trivia night on Monday evenings. I will be back!

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    Vince I.

    Stopped in for brunch at Smith & Kings and went with the classic two-egg breakfast -- simple, satisfying, and just what a lazy weekend morning calls for. The eggs were cooked exactly how I ordered, with a nice balance between hearty and light. The crispy bacon (or sausage, if you prefer) and well-seasoned breakfast potatoes rounded it out perfectly. What really stood out, though, was the vibe -- relaxed but lively, with just the right amount of bustle for a weekend brunch spot. Servers were friendly and on top of things without rushing anyone. It's a great stop whether you're easing into the day or refueling before heading into town. Overall, a solid go-to in downtown Honolulu for a no-fuss, tasty brunch and good energy.

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    Ask the Community - Smith & Kings

    Are kids allowed for brunch?

    Definitely! I bring my daughter all the time. She loves the keiki waffle and the burger sliders

    Is there parking?

    Only Street Parking, there is an unaffiliated paid parking lot one block away.

    Someone told me they are open again, has anyone been their recently?

    Yes. They reopened on November 15, 2021 after renovations!

    Is this restaurant closed? I see recent reviews.

    Yes. I went back June 5 2021 and it's all chained up. Doesn't look like a remodel. Not sure why as they were always busy and had great food.

    What time is last call for food?

    During the week, last call for food is at 10:30 pm. On Fridays and Saturdays, it's 1:00 am. Sundays, 9:30 pm.

    The happy hour menus has a Build Your Own Burger $9, does that include fries?

    No it doesn't include fries

    What are the Parking options?

    Metered street parking or parking garage. The municipal parking garages are the most affordable non-street parking options. Also, little tip, they yellow loading zone spots become free parking after a certain time, it's either 5pm or 6pm.

    Is the brown gravy beef or vegetarian for the poutin?

    Beef gravy.

    Bottomless mimosa if so, how much?

    Bottomless Mimosas is not offered by Smith & Kings. We offer $13 Mimosa Pitchers that is served with two choices of Fresh Squeezed Juice (Orange, POG, Mango Nectar, Guava Nectar, Lychee Punch)

    Can you bring people under 21 here?

    Under 21 years old is not permitted after 10:00pm. We allow all ages prior to 10:00pm.

    Where can I watch (sports bar) Canelo vs GGG in Honolulu HI?

    Smith and kings is a good place . The Food is delicious. But SK is a smaller venue, you might have to arrive a few hours early to reserve your seats.!

    How often are the food and drink menus changed?

    Don't know. I would guess it pretty much stays the same as the menu is part of the art in the wall.

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    Months before my trip to Oahu, I tried to book a reservation to Bar Leather Apron but was unable to…read moredo so because the reservations were immediately scooped up right as they were released. To my surprise, on a Sunday evening after having dinner nearby at Maze, my wife and I walked over to Bar Leather Apron and we were able to get seated right away! In fact, around 7:30 p.m. when we stopped by, there was actually a ton of seating available in the bar. Who would've guessed. If you're in the same boat as me and are unable to find a reservation for your upcoming visit, I would encourage you to stop by and try a walk-in. The first page of the menu lists a wide variety of whiskey based cocktails. Most -- if not all, of the cocktails are pre-fixed with BLA (Bar Leather Apron), and represent a collaboration with the named distillery. If you're fan of whiskey, you'll definitely have a difficult time picking only one. I ultimately ordered their "Take Warning" -- 2021 BLA Knob Creek BLA Single Barrel, Cynar, Carpano Antica, Mezcal, Bergamot Salt. Drinks here are not cheap -- averaging $20 to $25 per drink. Although my drink was very spirit forward, it still felt very well balanced. I appreciated the hint of smokiness from the mezcal that rounded out the end of a sip. Service here quick and friendly. When we received the check, a cute small chocolate snack was brought over as well, borrowed from the menu at Maze. Overall, I can see why Bar Leather Apron has earned so many accolades in its field. Definitely worth a stop by if you enjoy the art of mixology.

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    0.1 miDowntown
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    Cocktail tastes to new heights! First time here and I really…read moreloved the vibes coming in. Entire vinyl wall full of great music and area you can play and listen to music. The cocktails that are served are also extra delicious. They all sound super funky, but I challenge you to try them all. It was a mixed bags of flavors that cater to a lot of different taste buds. There would be one I really like, but my friend wouldn't like it. Then she would like the next one, and I wouldn't like it. It wasn't an overall standard, it was how the drink mixed with the persons taste buds. That was something I enjoyed. I could sit at this bar for ages and just have the bartenders make me what ever they want. Also the bartenders listen to options and keys that you like. I let one of them know I like a mezcal smoky, but give me something different then the usual. He gave this amazing mix that I honestly couldn't describe, but I for sure loved it. Can't wait to take more of my friends and try all the cocktails again!

    Great atmosphere, but very small interior. Not too quiet but also not too loud for conversation…read more Service is friendly, menu is impressive and there are a lot of drinks that I want to come back to try!! No food options so don't come hungry, or grab a bite after in Chinatown!

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    EP Bar - Sake also goes w vinyl. Hoyo Sawayaka, a Junmai from the oldest brewery in Miyagi, using a sake specific Kura No Hana varietal rice.

    Sake also goes w vinyl. Hoyo Sawayaka, a Junmai from the oldest brewery in Miyagi, using a sake specific Kura No Hana varietal rice.

    EP Bar - Marx making an old fashioned.

    Marx making an old fashioned.

    EP Bar - Decor.

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    Smith & Kings - cocktailbars - Updated August 2026

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