Oahu visitors won't want to leave without visiting the always popular Hard Rock Caf . While days and early evenings are crowded with lunch and dinner patrons, late nights are filled with the pulsating music of live bands and an always crowded dance floor. Havana Cabana offers hand-rolled cigars, fine wines, big martinis, single malt scotches, microbrews and fine coffees. The Pier Bar stands alone as a place for adults of all ages to enjoy live bands playing a variety of music, everything from jazz to rock, and, of course, contemporary Hawaiian. Right at the edge of Aloha Tower Marketplace, patrons will enjoy this open-air bar at Honolulu Harbor.
Live bands play nightly atop a stage facing the bar.
Paradise Cove Luau offers an authentic Hawaiian luau on a private beachfront setting. Before the Polynesian revue and Dance of Fire show begins, visitors are invited to walk through a small thatched village, try their luck at Hawaiian games and participate in craft demonstrations. The lights up the evening sky as you eat to the beating of drums. Waikiki has only one beachfront luau, and guests won't be disappointed with the Royal Luau . Located on the grassy lawn of The Royal Hawaiian, the dinner show is offered only on Mondays.