Ferguson's Pub

Pub located at the Pacific Guardian Center / Dillingham Building downtown area. It is right in between the Bishop Cafe and Mama Ya. I think it opens before lunch, maybe 10 or 11 and stays open until 10 or 11. It is nice, with a bar that probably seats 15 and bar seating inside and outside. The food is light eats, panini press sandwich style (not a full kitchen), charcuterie, etc. Full bar, beer, wine, quite a huge selection. The business crowd from the nearby offices seem to be regulars, which is great. The bartenders are really friendly attentive! Great prices. Nice wine options. I have stopped in a few times and I have always enjoyed my visits, and have had fun!Parking in the building after 4PM (entrance on Alakea) has a sign only $5 after 4PM. Meters on the Bishop St side right out front.

Stopped by with a few coworkers after a meeting downtown. The vibe here is cozy and you can sit inside or outside. We sat inside, as it was much cooler (August) than outside. There's a wide variety of drinks as well as food items. We didn't stay for long, so we didn't order any food. There was only one bartender/server while we were there. It looked like a slow night (Monday), but I'm sure it gets busy later in the week.The bar is very clean and comfortable. Great place to grab a drink.

A right Irish (American) pub underneath an office building. Ferguson is small, and I llove that. They have a nice bar, a few high tops and stools, and a great little outdoor patio. Pours a proper half and half. Definitely will visit again.

I had heard of Ferguson's Pub but had never visited and didn't know they were located right off a Bishop street location that I'd driven by literally hundreds of times over many years. We visited on a Wednesday afternoon around 5 pm and had a positive experience. Food: Small food menu but a decent selection of bar fare. Great selection of whisky across the range of Bourbon, Scotch, and Irish at great prices. I do wish they'd serve their whisky in a proper whisky glass though, if you are going to serve a higher grade of product it's a little disappointing to have it served in a shot glass. Granted it's a pub but if I'm ordering a 15 or 18 year old whisky it would make the experience much better to have it served in a proper glass. Not sure if it was just the day but the food we ordered was also served on a paper plate with our individual plates also paper. Service: We sat at the bar and service was good. The pub was busy with the after work crowd but we were able to grab two seats at the bar. Looking around all of the bar patrons were taken care of with their small staff and there seemed to be many regulars. Atmosphere: With seating inside and out I really like the space. Not a huge location so I can imagine it could get quite crowded but on this Wednesday it was pretty chill. Free parking after 4 pm is a plus if you are commuting to this location. Value: I'm mixed on this, a little pricey on the food versus what you receive but I'm assuming location plays a big part of the food cost. The drink costs are very reasonable though which I guess is great for an Irish pub. Overall: Good place to grab an after work drink if you need to let the traffic calm down before heading out of town. There are many places in downtown that are competing for the happy hour dollars, Ferguson's Pub deserves consideration if I'm looking for a casual location for a solid drink with decent food.

Went here for mid afternoon relaxation. The non-happy hour bar menu is nothing to impress, but was acceptable for snacking fare.The "dark and tan" that I ordered was evenly balanced. The barkeep obviously knows her stuff.

If you have ever been to a pub you shall know that it's not about the food as it is about the atmosphere. Yes, it's a place to hang out, talk story, and bond over drinks. Having walked by this place numerous times, I have always wanted to try it out simply to see if it can be an alternative to the other Irish Pubs in Downtown Honolulu. It's relatively clean and the employees are friendly. The layout, including the outdoor seating is kind of weird, but I am not holding it against the establishment as they took whatever space they can get to cater to the business people as the water hole establishment after work crowd (although they are open for lunch during the week). The food is so-so, but do you really come here for the food, or for the drinking? I do see it as a possibility to come by again, as it is more convenient to patronize if I ever work a long day and need a drink before going home.

I knew about this place and been wanting to check it out.Cool, slightly upscale, Irish pub with lots of character and good customer service. This is a small place so, if you plan on stopping by, you may want to go a little earier in the day as I'm sure it will get crowded quickly. We stopped in for a quick bite to eat during our busy day. Customer service was fast and attentive. Food was tasty and full of flavor...definitely not your typical bar food. We had grilled cheese and Pastrami sandwiches...YUM!!!!I only gave four stars because we didn't have any adult beverages because we were working. I will have to go back for drinks and update my review. Check this place out whenever you downtown.

A friend recommended this place as her favorite "off the beaten path" bar in Chinatown. She said she lives nearby and it's just a solid pre-game/pau hana spot. I really like the look of it. It's really cozy and the bartender on the night I went was very attentive, super nice and the whole atmosphere seemed welcoming - so I see why she likes it. But, their food menu closed early the night I stopped in (which is understandable on a slow night, but still felt disappointing). They don't have live music, which it seems the back patio area would be perfect for. So, as far as a bar I'd want to hangout at - I'm not sure I feel compelled to go back.

I have been here a couple of times now and I like it here. The bar itself feels a little narrow when you enter...the nicely made wooden display holding all the luscious liquor makes you feel....well, like you are on the mainland. They have a nice selection of whiskey, especially irish...as they should. There is seating inside the bar area, and there is also outside seating. We sat at the bar during the last visit and were able to watch the World Series game. FYI....this is a pro-San Francisco bar, so beware....The crowd here is more middle aged. Not your young, pick up bar, at all. Although, it was a nice mix of pau hana peeps and older folk just relaxing.I was able to finally try the food on this last visit. I ordered the chili verde tacos. The plate came with two tacos and some chips on the side. Overall it was ok...the chili verde was a little on the spicy side for me...but it was good. I was blown away at how small there food menu is....very limited choices.The service here is usually pretty good. The bartender we had was nice and last time we were there the waitress was real nice.I would go back here....fun and chill place to hang.

Had to run a few errands Downtown, and dropped into Ferguson's Pub around 2pm....Reed, bartender there for 12 years, is polite and conversational, as Chet Baker plays his trumpet on the sound system, as his music floats throughout the very high ceiling interior. Walls are covered with unusual art and memorabilia tastefully placed about. Business is immaculate, and there, in the back of bar are french doors leading to a quiet secluded patio w/ tables umbrellaed about. Closed on Sat/Sun, and this would be the prime spot to book for a private party or wedding. BTW, Reed also makes a killer quesadilla!