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7 Restaurants You Must Visit In The U.S. In 2026
1. Atomix – New York, NY. Securing a seat at Atomix feels like winning the New York dining lottery. The experience unfolds as a choreographed tasting that balances memory, place, and precision. Each course arrives with a story card, drawing you into techniques the kitchen honed to near perfection.
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6 No-Frills Restaurants In Hawaii With Big Portions And Zero Pretension
Searching for down-to-earth eateries in Hawaii where locals actually go?. These 6 no-frills restaurants serve massive portions of island favorites without any fancy attitude!. 1. Ray’s Cafe (Honolulu) If you weren’t looking for it, you’d walk right past Ray’s Cafe on this busy Honolulu street. Squeezed...
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The Oysters At This No-Frills Restaurant In Hawaii Are So Good, You’ll Dream About Them All Week
Hidden along the waterfront in Honolulu, Chart House Waikiki stands as a testament to the idea that sometimes the most memorable dining experiences come from places that focus on substance over flash. This beloved restaurant has been serving up some of the freshest seafood on the island for decades, with...
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"All-4-One" brings ’90s love hits to Hawaii for Valentine’s shows
HONOLULU (Island News) -- ’90s R&B group All-4-One is in Hawaii for four special shows just in time for Valentine’s Day. The Grammy-winning group is best known for their romantic hits including “I Swear,” “So Much in Love,” and “I Can Love You Like That.”
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Julian Marley, Five for Fighting, Foghat, Tower of Power, and Reggie Watts Headline a Genre-Spanning February at Blue Note Hawaii
From Grammy-winning reggae and jazz icons to indie innovators, comedy favorites, and local legends, February delivers soul-stirring performances across genres. HONOLULU (February 3, 2026) – Blue Note Hawaii lights up February with a genre-spanning lineup that blends legendary acts, rising stars, and local icons. Pop-rock hitmaker Five for Fighting brings his timeless catalog of anthems including “100 Years” and “The Riddle,” while musical comedian Reggie Watts delivers his wildly inventive, fully improvised live show. Classic rock fans can catch Foghat, still electrifying audiences after 54 years, and reggae royalty Julian Marley and Black Uhuru ignite the stage with island roots and global rhythms, while local artist Keith Batlin pays tribute to the legend, Bob Marley.
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Chinatown celebrates year of the horse with annual Lunar New Year festival
This weekend, Honolulu’s Chinatown comes alive as Hawaiʻi welcomes the Year of the Horse. For more than 50 years, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii has hosted one of the state’s largest Lunar New Year celebrations, bringing together culture, community, and local businesses in a vibrant tradition.
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Inspired by Vietnam, Made in Hawaii: Aloha Sugarcane Juice’s Sweet Success
What started as a humble stand at local farmers markets and UH football games has grown into a thriving business. Inspired by the fresh sugarcane juice culture of Vietnam, Aloha Sugarcane Juices launched brick-and-mortar locations in Waikiki and Ala Moana in 2024. Now celebrating the grand opening of its newest spot at Midtown Eats in the Park at Keeaumoku, we take you inside the journey — and taste some of their most popular flavors while seeing exactly how their fresh-pressed sugarcane juice is made.
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‘Guy Hagi: The Musical’ coming to Honolulu Museum of Art for one night only
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii News Now’s very own Guy Hagi will be the inspiration for a new musical. On March 7, the Hawaii Comedy Festival is putting on a one-night-only show at the Honolulu Museum of Art. Organizers said the first half of the show will feature original musical...
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Brug Bakery opens new location at Kapolei Commons
KAPOLEI, Hawaii (Island News) -- Brug Bakery has made its way to West Oahu, at its newest bakery that’s now open at Kapolei Commons. If you’re driving off the freeway onto Kalaeloa Boulevard, you'll be greeted by the shopping center’s newest sign for Brug Bakery before turning right to stop by the bakery. The German-influenced Japanese style bakery is opening its sixth location on Oahu with a grand opening set for Valentine’s Day, Saturday, Feb. 14.
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This Homey Restaurant In Hawaii Has Fried Green Tomatoes Known Throughout The State
Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary experiences come from the most unassuming places, and that’s exactly what you’ll discover at 12th Ave Grill in Honolulu. Tucked away in the Kaimuki neighborhood, this beloved establishment has been serving up comfort food with a sophisticated twist that keeps locals returning time and again.
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Chinatown celebrates year of the horse with annual Lunar New Year festival
HONOLULU (Island News) -- The sound of drums is echoing through Chinatown as Honolulu welcomes the Lunar New Year. For more than 50 years, Honolulu’s Chinatown has celebrated Chinese New Year with a weekend festival that brings together culture, family and local businesses. This year marks the Year of the Horse, a symbol of strength, perseverance and forward momentum.
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Honolulu's Chinatown hosts lively Year of the Horse festival
Join the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Hawai'i this weekend for a vibrant two-day festival in Chinatown with food, crafts, and cultural entertainment! Discover more about the festivities that have been a community tradition for over 50 years.
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6 Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurants In Hawaii With Outrageously Delicious Food
Ever wondered where to find the most outrageously delicious food in Hawaii?. These 6 hole-in-the-wall restaurants serve up mind-blowing local dishes that will make your taste buds do the hula!. 1. Sam Sato’s Inc (Wailuku) From the outside, Sam Sato’s looks like any other small building in Wailuku.