W Waianae Drive Inn Farrington Hwy. (Just Da’ best Hamburger Curry Stew, past Waianae Mall, next Laulau & Mac Salad in town. to the Adventist Church) Waikiki Tavern Ewa end of Kuhio beach Food downstairs, and a booze place upstairs. The Warrior Hale Koa Hotel, Waikiki This casual quiet indoor lounge was an Lounge excellent place for our military and * guests to have a drink and relax. Waterfront Café Aloha Tower Bar and restaurant by day and a Marketplace nightclub by night - Previously was * Sloppy Joe’s & Fat Tuesdays. Wiki Wiki Drive Corner of Harding and A good to go eat before the first Inn King Street segment of H1 Freeway was built from Waialae Ave. in Kaimuki to Ward * Street near downtown. Wisteria King St, Moi’ili’ili Very popular place for local and Japanese cuisine The site is currently a – ** 7-Eleven. Wo Fat Corner of Hotel and The 123-year-old Wo Fat was Hawaii’s Maunakea Street, oldest and most famous Chinese Chinatown, Honolulu restaurant when it closed in 2005 Site – is currently an open market. Woolworth Coffee Was located in both the One of many shopping center Shop Ala Moana Center & restaurants to close in recent years. * Kahala Mall World Café Restaurant Row, In 1997 they to the Nimitz Business Kaka’ako Plaza in a large back area warehouse. They survived for a while, then closed to become Volcano Night Club. They then * closed as well. Restaurant Row's Dearly Departed: “Death” The following Restaurants have failed: Baci, Black Orchid, Blue Zebra, Boomerang's, Carnaval Las Palmas, Jose's Restaurante Mexicana Y Cantina, Kengo's Seafood, Manzo's Trattoria, Meritage Restaurant, Ocean Club, Phillip Paolo's Italian Restaurant, Rose City Diner, Studebaker's, Sunset Grill, World Cafe, and Yanni's. The only successful restaurants are Ruth’s Chris, Hiroshi and Vino. Wisteria Restaurant Wo Fat Chinese Restaurant Y Yacht Harbor Near Ala Moana Beach Had great food & service with Bob Tower Restaurant Park Nelson on piano.
W Waianae Drive Inn Farrington Hwy. (Just past Waianae Mall, next to the Adventist Church) Da’ best Hamburger Curry Stew, Laulau & Mac Salad in town. Waikiki Tavern Ewa end of Kuhio beach Food downstairs, and a booze place upstairs. The Warrior Lounge * Hale Koa Hotel, Waikiki This casual quiet indoor lounge was an excellent place for our military and guests to have a drink and relax. Waterfront Café * Aloha Tower Marketplace Bar and restaurant by day and a nightclub by night - Previously was Sloppy Joe’s & Fat Tuesdays. Wiki Wiki Drive Inn * Corner of Harding and King Street A good to go eat before the first segment of H1 Freeway was built from Waialae Ave. in Kaimuki to Ward Street near downtown. Wisteria ** King St, Moi’ili’ili Very popular place for local and Japanese cuisine – The site is currently a 7-Eleven. Wo Fat Corner of Hotel and Maunakea Street, Chinatown, Honolulu The 123-year-old Wo Fat was Hawaii’s oldest and most famous Chinese restaurant when it closed in 2005 – Site is currently an open market. Woolworth Coffee Shop * Was located in both the Ala Moana Center & Kahala Mall One of many shopping center restaurants to close in recent years. World Café * Restaurant Row, Kaka’ako In 1997 they to the Nimitz Business Plaza in a large back area warehouse. They survived for a while, then closed to become Volcano Night Club. They then closed as well. Restaurant “Death” Row's Dearly Departed: The following Restaurants have failed: Baci, Black Orchid, Blue Zebra, Boomerang's, Carnaval Las Palmas, Jose's Restaurante Mexicana Y Cantina, Kengo's Seafood, Manzo's Trattoria, Meritage Restaurant, Ocean Club, Phillip Paolo's Italian Restaurant, Rose City Diner, Studebaker's, Sunset Grill, World Cafe, and Yanni's. The only successful restaurants are Ruth’s Chris, Hiroshi and Vino. Wisteria Restaurant Wo Fat Chinese Restaurant Y Yacht Harbor Tower Restaurant Near Ala Moana Beach Park Had great food & service with Bob Nelson on piano.
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