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A local joint from a bygone era, with menu boards and burgers wrapped in wax paper. The founder busted and cut chops for a WWII battalion, and opened in ’61 selling chili and rice for a quarter. Half a century later, hometown boy Obama swears by it. Standard diner fare with an occasional Mahi Mahi twist. Bar-B-Q beef sandwiches and beef stew served in presidential portions, and prices are stock market low. Just ask Bam.
Perched on the deck level of the Park Shore Hotel, this lively and casual spot thrives on margaritas, cold beer, music and more. Book a table on the lanai for picturesque beach views. The atmospher... read more
One of the best deals in Waikiki offering an all you can eat buffet for a very modest cost. Stop by the grocery store next door if you want to bring your own bottle of wine and settle in to a pond ... read more
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