Pacific Palisades Things to Do

An upscale, young, Asian clientèle frequents this high-gloss, high-energy nightclub. The music is vibrant and features hip-hop, house, and current hits depending on the night. Every Friday and Saturday evening, Venus presents '... more

Located in the capitol district of downtown Honolulu, Iolani Palace was home to the only official royalty in United States history. Completed in 1882 by King David Kalakaua, the building's 3-story architecture resembles Italian... more

The main maritime museum in Hawaii, the Hawaii Maritime Center holds multiple ships and exhibits for visitors to see. The ancient Hawaiians sailed the Pacific Ocean over 1,500 years ago, and replicas of their canoes, ships and... more

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The most elegant restaurant in the colorful Chinatown district, this place features a creative mix of traditional Asian and avant garden European cuisine. On the vast, pricey and impressive menu, diners will find everything fro... more

This pub stays true to its Irish heritage by celebrating St. Patrick's Day once a month. On any given 17th, you can enjoy green beer and live Irish music. The decor is pub-style with hints of an American sports bar, including a... more

Named after Honolulu's favorite musical son, Don Ho, this is a casual and inexpensive place that sees its share of surfer dudes. Located at Aloha Tower Marketplace, the menu features such items as Hawaiian-Style Chicken Salad.... more

Proprietor and executive chef Philippe Padovani was formerly the executive chef of the exclusive Manele Bay Hotel on Lana'i. He opened this gourmet room, located in the DoubleTree Alana Waikiki, and styles it after the finest... more

Ocean is the place for Honolulu's beautiful people to meet and greet one another. The decor is ultra chic. The dance floor is the biggest in town, with a comfortable seating area around the perimeter. Things don't really get go... more

Patrons of most Waikiki clubs tend to be tourists, with the occasional local straying in to see how the other half bops. The reverse is true at this place. Neither its location nor its exterior are overly impressive. However, w... more