The Queen’s Surf Across from Kapiolani This place is famous with the older Restaurant and Park at Waikiki Beach generation that visited Waikiki Including – Barefoot Bar me! But it came to a sad end when it was condemned and torn down by Frank Fasi and the city in 1971 to open up that part of * the beach to the public. R Red Baron’s Pizza Kamehameha Shopping Great pizza! Our Shafter office used to go center there for lunch regularly. Masa Genka was our boss then and he loved the Anchovy Pizza with beer. Many times we never *** made it back to work. Club Red Rose 1646 Kona St Ala Stripper Club known for lewd, immoral – Moana Area and unlawful conduct from the ladies that * worked there. The Round House Anna Miller’s Popular Restaurant and Tiki Bar. adjacent to Pearlridge ** Center, Aiea Sam Choy’s Club (in the 1940s) S Sam Choy’s Nimitz Hwy (next to Hawaii regional cuisine; opened in 1997, Breakfast, Lunch & Zippy’s and across the closed in 2013 along with the neighboring Crab road from City Mill) Aloha Beer Company ** Sam Snead’s Tavern Navy-Marine Golf Club Good place to eat and get a few drinks House 2nd Floor after golfing. I liked the bartender Elle who – **** always treated me good. The Sandbox Sand Island Access Rd. Hawaii’s home of country western music; Eddie Kamae played there; original Sons of Hawaii played their first pro gig there. I went there several times They also had – *** pool tables. Senor Frog’s Royal Hawaiian Mexican restaurant & cantina bar; after Shopping Center hours nightclub. The Shack Waikiki First floor of the Sports Bar featuring burgers and Waikiki Trade Center Hawaiian themed decor; live local music & dance club during late night hours. * Shakey’s Pizza All locations statewide: Shakey’s decor was that of a large open Parlor Keeauomoku St, warehouse with a rustic, dark-lit look; Kaneohe, seating were long communal wooden park
The Queen’s Surf Restaurant and Barefoot Bar * Across from Kapiolani Park at Waikiki Beach This place is famous with the older generation that visited Waikiki – Including me! But it came to a sad end when it was condemned and torn down by Frank Fasi and the city in 1971 to open up that part of the beach to the public. R Red Baron’s Pizza *** Kamehameha Shopping center Great pizza! Our Shafter office used to go there for lunch regularly. Masa Genka was our boss then and he loved the Anchovy Pizza with beer. Many times we never made it back to work. Club Red Rose * 1646 Kona St – Ala Moana Area Stripper Club known for lewd, immoral and unlawful conduct from the ladies that worked there. The Round House ** Anna Miller’s adjacent to Pearlridge Center, Aiea Popular Restaurant and Tiki Bar. Sam Choy’s Club (in the 1940s) S Sam Choy’s Breakfast, Lunch & Crab ** Nimitz Hwy (next to Zippy’s and across the road from City Mill) Hawaii regional cuisine; opened in 1997, closed in 2013 along with the neighboring Aloha Beer Company Sam Snead’s Tavern **** Navy-Marine Golf Club House – 2nd Floor Good place to eat and get a few drinks after golfing. I liked the bartender Elle who always treated me good. The Sandbox *** Sand Island Access Rd. Hawaii’s home of country western music; Eddie Kamae played there; original Sons of Hawaii played their first pro gig there. I went there several times – They also had pool tables. Senor Frog’s Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center Mexican restaurant & cantina bar; after hours nightclub. The Shack Waikiki * First floor of the Waikiki Trade Center Sports Bar featuring burgers and Hawaiian themed decor; live local music & dance club during late night hours. Shakey’s Pizza Parlor All locations statewide: Keeauomoku St, Kaneohe, Shakey’s decor was that of a large open warehouse with a rustic, dark-lit look; seating were long communal wooden park
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