Kelley O'Neil's

This place is like the bar I go to in Arizona. I come here every time I'm in Hawaii. Very relaxed crowd, live music (mostly good), and great bartenders who pour your money's worth.

This is such a nice little bar and grill. The food is first rate. I'm partial to the fish and chips, as far as I'm concerned it's the best in Honolulu. I usually go early in the day, it's a pretty mellow place to have a drink or three. They also do a sandwich of the day which is superb. John frequently bartends days and he's a nice guy. They stay open till 4am and i guess it gets pretty wild at night.

I like this bar. It's never been crowded when I've visited, and it's the only place I've found in Waikiki with $3 well dri KS for happy hour (11-8). It's generally quiet, an older clientele, nice bartenders and live music. I haven't tried the food, but the fish n chips and chicken pot pie look pretty good.
If you're looking for a chill bar in Waikiki, give it a try.

Dingy Irish bar, but they understand the fundamentals of great service. They are open later than any other bar in Waikiki so it's a great place to end the night. Additionally, they have live music performed by people who actually understand what good music sounds like (rare in Hawaii from what I have seen). My only concern would be that people tend to get a little rowdy since it is a place to end the night. I have extensive military training and combat experience so it doesn't really faze me, but I could imagine being a little intimidated if I didn't have thousands of hours logged in Call of Duty.

We loved this place namely because it's open till 4am and the have live music. We were frequent customers the week we were in Waikiki. The bartenders do a great job. Only wish was the bars had smoking patios, but only one bar in all of Oahu had a smoking patio. The brown hair with a beard bartender did a wonderful job, wish I remembered his name. Anyhow, be careful or you'll be out till closing time, (which is 4am!)

It's an Irish Pub. Focus on conversation and Music. A few TV's. That's the way I like it. Danny was our server. He was cool. Spoke with him for a while.

We had their take on a Philly that day. I'm from Philly so I'm a snob. I would not call it a Philly, however it was a really good sandwich.

Guinness was pouring pretty well. Head was a little soft but it was hanging on the glass pretty well. I've had better pints but I'd give this average to maybe slightly above. It's far from a bad pint.

It lived up to my expectations of a pub and wasn't over priced at all.

Great service by Sky, she was awesome working the entire place by herself. We never lacked for service. Great Happy Hour and food was delicious!

This was genuinely the worst place I have ever stepped foot in. I have never been so disrespected and unwelcome in an environment. If I could keep you away from one place, it would be this location. The bouncers at the front were not only extremely entitled but disrespectful to the point that I wasn't even treated as a human. Don't go here.

The food was delicious and the bartender was great. Ordered the Mai Tai and she didn't skimp on the alcohol.

I came in early on a Monday around 5pm. HH is 11am-8pm. There were only about 5 other people inside. The bartender said it's pretty quiet early. Had a couple tasty local IPA's for $7 each at happy hour and the chicken and tots for $10. Not much of a happy hour deal for the "good, local beer". But you pay more for beer that's not the usual light piss water.
Whatever. They have a few TVs. I like the layout. Bartender was a local legend. Friendly guy who paid attention to your beer levels and asked if everything was good. I appreciate that. Chicken and tots were hot and fresh. So overall a good place to hang out. Not too small/not too busy/not a chain. Just about right. I'll never stay up late enough to see what the other reviewers are raving about.