Archive for the Category Restaurants/Clubs

 
 

Level 4 Night Club

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Level 4 is a self proclaimed Vegas-Style night club located in Waikiki. Although it sounds appealing, the idea of this club is unfortunately better than its reality. Not only is the cover charge expensive, but the drinks are also overpriced. The bouncers are rude and impatient, which was unecessary considering the club was no where near full to capacity. Nothing about this club did Las Vegas any justice; everything from the music to the atmosphere was a disappointment. Hopefully Level 4 does not deter those who have not yet been to Vegas from going.  The popped collar crew also goes to level 4.

Formaggio Grill

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Formaggio Grill is simply the perfect place for those desiring a fine gourmet dining experience while enjoying a fun and casual atmosphere. Located in the heart of Kailua Town, Formaggio’s offers a truly upscale setting from the modern table arrangements and custom décor, (work of local artist Ron Genta), to the exquisite wine list and dinner menu. The term ‘casual’ describes not only the appropriate restaurant attire, but also layout of the restaurant. The focal point is undoubtedly the kitchen which is in open view to diners, and offers bar style seating for guest to enjoy their meal while watching the chefs work their magic.  The impressive wine list includes nearly 50 different selections, and provides both a description of wine and a suggestion of how they are best paired with your meal. From the appetizers to the entrées, the menu at Formaggio’s offers gourmet selections that are delicious and surprisingly affordable given the quality.  Altogether, the fine food, atmosphere, and first class service make Formaggio Grill one of the best restaurants on the Windward side

Pyramids Restaurant

Pyramid Mediterranean Restaurant features a variety of fine Middle Eastern and Egyptian cuisine. The restaurant décor, from the hieroglyphic-adorned walls to the period appropriate costumes worn by the staff, offers diners a fun and uniquely “Egyptian” experience. Having sampled the menu, there is not one dish that I wouldn’t recommend. In addition to the delicious food and fun atmosphere, on Friday and Saturday evenings you can view a bit of traditional Middle-Eastern entertainment: belly dancing. Dining at Pyramid was a great experience and I’ll definitely be visiting again soon. Go check it out!