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Lynette Eugenio: "Relatively small but the exhibits are great and the gardens are lovely. Definitely check out their monthly after hours event, Art After Dark, which happens every last Friday of the month."
justin parker: "Perhaps the best pho broth in the islands. Culinary genius and a free spirit about the place. Everything is made with exacting detail and the flavor combinations are selected with care and skill!"
Scot Olsen: "Excellent cortado. Come here to try Hawaiian, Kona-style coffees theatre near-impossible to get in the continental United States. Their peaberry is incredibly clean with a lot of nuance. Pastries A+."
Jesennia King: "Excellent scenic spot with some parking . Great place to see whales during season . Bring water and sunscreen and hike to the tide pools below . Photographers dream !"
Quinton Ma: "I wish I could have had everything on the menu, but from what I tried, my must haves include: Tontoro Katsu (pork cheek), bukkake udon (cold udon), oxtail soup, and the unagi chirashi donburi."
Travel + Leisure: "The best tuna poke on Oahu, says Ed Kenney, chef-owner of Town restaurant. Order a portion tossed with pickled mango, kimchi, boiled peanuts, and poi. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c"
CP: "Beautiful scenic walk for all levels of hikers! The paved road is safe and very comfortable for walking."
Tiffany Prugpichailers: "Beautiful view! If you're daring, near the top where you see a sign about whales on your right, head down the rocks to the tide pools and blowhole below! Watch your step, though!"
Hawaii.com: "While most people who go here will take the free tour, the packaged tours they offer are really worth it. You get to see more of the harbor and other memorials not accessible by the public."
Carmen Tlc: "the U.S. Navy will shuttle you from the center to the sloping white memorial. You see oil that still slowly seeps up to the water's surface from the wreckage 😢you can pay your respects"
Jack Gashi: "Sunrise from Diamond Head is magical. Get there at 5:50; gate opens at 6. It'll be dark out, but it's a simple hike. Do it on the first day, when you can use your jet lag hours to wake up early."
Jeremia Schrock: "A great hike! Go to the top, bring plenty of water, wear close-toed shoes. Absolutely worth the trek for breathtaking views of Oahu. WWII sites an added bonus. Bring the camera!"