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Writeup and photos on the best bars, clubs and nightclubs. Locals places plus where to party with the tourists.

Honolulu Bars, Pubs & Clubs
Where to Go Out – and When – in Oahu
In addition to the bars, Honolulu has a block party each First Friday.

Visions of sitting under palm trees having boat drinks with pineapples and umbrellas sticking out of the glass being delivered by a waitress in a hula skirt is an intoxicating image of pubclubbing in Honolulu. While it's a vistion that becomes reality, there is certainly much more this town has to offer in its many pubs, bars and clubs.

This is the heart and soul of our virtual guide Honolulu, the best and coolest places to enjoy not only tropical drinks but good, cold beer, as well. This page defines the hip and hot places to be each night of the week. In the separate Pubs and Clubs sections, we tell why these are good places and detail many more fine watering holes. It is worth nothing that the Mai Tai Bar at the Royal Hawaiian and Duke's, located side-by-side on Waikiki Beach, are a good choice anytime.

And here's a news flash – local promoter Flash (yes, that's his name) hosts several top-notch events on different nights at various venues,, such as Thursdays at Senior Frogs. It's under the banner of Skyline Two.

From the fun pubs to the hot clubs, we've got it all right here on PubClub.com.

• Friday. See Happy Hour below, followed by pubbling or clubbing. Upscale eye candy at the W Hotel. First Friday Night, on the first Friday of each month, closes Nuvanu Avenue for strolls through art shops and other downtown spots. Click here for more about First Friday.
• Saturday. Bloody marys at The Harbor Pub, mai tais at the Mai Tai Bar (Royal Hawaiian), drinks at Duke's and a booze cruze. Okay, this could be any day. Then pubbing or clubbing.
• Sunday. Champagne with brunch at the Royal Hawaiian, afternoon at Duke's for the live band, then (if still standing) the Brew Moon or Venus aftter 10 p.m.
• Monday: Mai Tais, Duke's, a booze cruise, The Shorebird. Later, SIN night at Lulu's Surf Club.
• Tuesday: Taco Tuesday at Compadres. $1 tacos, $2.50 margaritas. A 20s crowd; arrive by 5:30 to miss the long line for food and drink. A higher scale crowd (30s, and slacks for guys) meets at Pearl for Ladie's Night. Later at night – and back to more casual – it's Moose's for $1, $2, and $3 drinks.
• Wednesday: The Mai Tai Bar iin the Ala Moana Shopping Center, Especially if there's a battle of the bands. For clubbing, locals don't bring their scruples into Scruples. On the North Shore, Banzai Sushi.
• Thursday: Sansai sushi restaurant in the Marriott.
• Happy Hour: Dollar beers at The Harbor Pub, then sunsets and $6 appetizers at the Chart House. Giovanni Pastrami (Waikiki Beach Walk) has daily Happy Hour fro 4-7 with and free pizza (Round Table) on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

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Next stop on the Honolulu Party Bus: Pubs and Bars

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* The Wave, Hawaii's most famous bar with live music, is gone, replaced by condo development. A sad development for Honolulu's nightlife scene.