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    Wolfgang's Steakhouse

    3.5 (1.5k reviews)
    Ultra High-EndSteakhouses, Bars, Seafood
    Open 11:00 am - 10:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Upscale
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Ask the Community - Wolfgang's Steakhouse

    Are pets allowed if they are enclosed in their carrier or stroller?

    There is outdoor seating that is very nice.

    Is there a dress code?

    No dress code casual but not too casual

    Are they still requiring a proof of vaccination?

    No, not anymore.

    What happened to their bacon? Is it off the menu?

    It is still available! Thick-cut bacon! It's on the "sides" part of their menu.

    Why do they use the name Wolfgang?

    Because the chef/owner's name is Wolfgang Zweiner

    What is the expected clothing attire?

    always thought it was business casual but during COVID, I've seen tourist allowed to dine in (dinner) beach attire/tank top.

    When is happy hour?

    Mon-fri 330-6:00pm

    Anyone had a take out? If yes how was it? I had a take out from a different restaurant last week…

    They work with BiteSquad, Uber Eats and Grubhub. Fast service!

    Is the dinner menu offered all day? Or only after the lunch hours are over?

    It is available all day

    What time does happy hour end?

    630

    Is there a Happy Hour menu?

    Yes. We prefer not to post online for propriety reasons. If you contact me at manny.wolfganghi@wdiusa.com I'd be happy to send it to you.… Read more

    Is this place open for dine-in yet?

    Not yet. Will advise when the state opens up the dine-in option. Till then we have an amazing take-out/delivery program.

    Do they have a private room for a work dinner meeting?

    yes

    What is your kids menu looking like?

    Great!! We just added a kids burger and a chocolate Sunday. It's a great menu at $35

    Can this place accommodate a motor scooter?

    if you are referring to a mobility motor scooter there is roomier seating just outside the restaurant near the entrance. service is just as good. it is a bit tight inside but it's best to contact the establishment for the proper info.

    Need reservations for dinner?

    Highly recommended.

    What time for lunch specials ? Also, what time is happy hour? And when is the taste of New York available?

    Happy hour Daily @ 11:00 am to 6:30 pm!

    Is reservations necessary? Are they usually crowded?

    Yes. I would recommend reservations. But if you see spots at the bar open, take those seats. Bartenders are nice and helpful with the menu items.

    Anyone can tell me about their brunch experience?

    The food there is good anytime or any day. They do offer a special brunch menu, lunch menu, dinner menu for Sunday brunch. Dry aged steak for brunch, winnas! Of course the entire restaurant including the bar will be busy. Try to make a reservation.… Read more

    Is this a family oriented restaurant? Are children 7 and under welcome?

    No problem. In fact, all of Waikiki is child-friendly. There won't be many kids there but they are welcomed.

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