La Mariana Sailing Club

I don't want to tell you, because the food was good and there weren't many people. Made for a great afternoon lunch with view and great ambiance. Will be back for sure. Took cousins here while visiting and really enjoyed the menu, service and location.

This is by far one of the coolest, most authentic Hawaii centric marina 'tiki bars I've ever been in, but without all the gross cob webs and dust bunny accoutrement you find in other places.Service is average, and the menu looks like it never changes, but wat do you really need to do to fish and chips? If I ran this place, I'd be happy for the rest of my life.Come here. The décor is actually authentic, not replicas. Kapa, tiki, masks, glass floats, lauhala and the works. It's epic. I was sad to leave because it was like the reality of a fairly tale dream I had.

The Mai Tai drink was delicious. This was a perfect escape from the airport after I dropped off my bags at check in and left the airport instead of waiting around forever. We needed one last dinner and drinks before we sent ourselves back to the ice cold east coast. My cousin took us here and we were not disappointed. They both got the ahi tuna tacos and I got the coconut shrimp. There were some other things but I can't remember now. I had a few mai tais which put me right into snooze land for the bumpy first leg of the journey *note. There was a rat that ran around the restaurant from the outdoor seating area into the indoors area. I mean I can imagine it's hard to keep them out when the indoor outdoor is open from top to bottom buttttt make your own mind up

The real deal Tiki bar for "Rick's Bar" on the 2nd generation Tv show "Magnum PI"although not while as 'hollywood"as the show set up (they use a mock stage on the TV show) this hole in the wall place is well worth the trip food.is good not great but the drinks.are wet and served with a.smile plus the.umbrella--cheers al

Picked a friend up at the airport and wanted to take her out for watching our dog. Plus the original Tiki bar and grill was close enough to the airport to see the sun go down since she arrived around that time. It was our first time at the restaurant. We heard about it being one of the film locations for TV series. Liked all the old original items that decorated the place located at the harbor. It was kinda campy but loved the atmosphere.Have to admit to being a little occupied and did not take many pictures.We enjoyed our meals, the service was friendly and prompt.Finding the restaurant is little odd when following my mapping program on my phone.

Hard to find parking and we even got there earlier than Happy Hour. We had a table overlooking the Marina and stayed long enough to watch the sunset. Surprisingly packed for being in an industrial area but maybe that's the charm, that it's a hidden gem. Highly recommend, they say that it was featured in the show "Hawaii Five-O".

A real old school Honolulu Tiki Bar in Oahu, hidden in an alley. The food is average, the drinks are great, but the atmosphere is completely vintage and unspoiled. As you sit sipping your Mai Tai, you can almost hear the thousands of stories and boasts that have floated through this bar over dozens of years. If you're in Oahu, this is a must see.

Best legit tiki bar in Honolulu..we always look forward to LA Mariana when we visit Honolulu.

Old school touristy tiki bar off Sand Island Access Rd overlooking the marina. If you've hit the dry dock, you've gone too far. Street parking (signs state to park diagonally). This place has been around for a hot minute. Dark interior with all sorts of eclectic ocean art. Glass fishing balls, tikis, old school furniture. Clean, plenty of seating, nice bar area. Lots of aquariums, plenty to look at & soak in. All sorts of foofoo drinks (Blue Hawaii, Mai Tais, etc) besides your regular common drinks. Pious were great. Ono fish & chips were ONO & plentiful. Bartender Jesse was friendly. Prices are fair & decent.

So we stopped by earlier this year but parking lot seemed packed so we didn't go the first time. Yesterday we went at 5pm and it was pretty empty for a Saturday but maybe because the summer tourist season is over. Specifically chose this place to try because of the Tiki Bar ambiance and vintage feel. We did have drinks/pupu and main course. Food was fine for your average bar-type place but my Fish & Chips (i switched out for rings) had 3 very large pieces of Ono (not cod) and lots of rings! My friend had the shrimp/bacon/avocado sandwich which would have been better if it was done as a melt with cheese. The mixed drinks were stronger than your average bar and were good and not watered down. Service was prompt and friendly (maybe because it wasn't crowded) and enjoyed it. Too bad the gift shop closed when we left but took a quick look inside as we arrived...oh well next time! Definitely go check it out for the Tiki decor ambiance and don't judge solely on the limited food offerings (but they do have regular specials).