Top Best American Restaurants in Haleiwa Alii Beach Park

"For a bit more of an upscale lunch with an ocean view, we like Veranda at the Beachhouse and House without a Key. < If you will be parking a car in Waikiki, see our guide to free or cheap Waikiki parking."

"A distinctive indoor/outdoor bar and restaurant providing more casual fare and nightly Hawaiian entertainment with scenic views of Diamond Head and the Pacific Ocean."

"Where: Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel, 2570 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815, USA. Tucked in the Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel, Tiki's Grill & Bar is an oceanside bar & grill spot in Honolulu, known for its cocktails and live music. As the palm trees sway to the rhythmic crashing of the waves, there is a flow of cool breeze that brushes your face, inviting you to see the pristine views."

"Tiki’s Grill & Bar is a laidback, fun tiki-style restaurant. Pull up a seat on the expansive deck and enjoy a Pacific Rim menu with flavors of the islands!. Try Tiki’s famous coconut shrimp, guava glazed baby back ribs or an island watermelon salad."

"Ruth's Chris Steak House (Waterfront Plaza, 500 Ala Moana Blvd)"

"Plumeria Beach House is located at the Kahala Resort near where my family lives. It is one of our go-to spots for brunch or lunch when celebrating a birthday or something special. It's ocean-front, the food is good, and it's much nicer than most things you will find in Waikiki yet still very close to Waikiki"

"The Plumeria Beach House is an award-winning restaurant at the Kahala Hotel & Resort. It serves brunch on a stunning outdoor patio where fresh breezes blow from the ocean. You can get breakfast from 6:30 am to 11:30 am on weekdays and until noon on weekends."

"With a location mere minutes from Waikiki beach we couldn’t resist visiting Hard Rock Café. The friendly service and novelty factor are the main reasons Hard Rock Cafes are our guilty pleasure when travelling and we recommend a visit if you’re after the best brunch in Oahu. Expect traditional brunch favourites with a rock n’ roll twist."

"Save on a nice prix-fixe menu at the legendary Honolulu Hard Rock Café!. It’s located in the popular Waikiki Beach Walk in an open air setting on the second floor. Enjoy your 2 to 3 course meal while looking at some of the rock nostalgia on the walls, or the rainbow arch of guitars on the ceiling!"

"2155 Kalakaua Ave, Waikiki | Daily 6:30am-9pmCoffee Beans Kona, Island of Hawaii. Gorilla in the Cafe is a gourmet coffeehouse opened by the Korean actor Bae Yong Joon. They use 100% Hawaiian coffee beans to support Hawaii’s local producers."

"This 1.7-acre park is located on a peninsula just south of town and offers spectacular views of an iconic landmark- an offshore islet complete with a beautiful arch in the middle, as well as the Mokualai Islet Seabird Sanctuary. Take some time to marvel at the waves crashing against the rugged cliffs as you ponder the legend of “Laniloa the Mo’o” (giant lizard) and his role in the formation of the small islands in the area. (We’ll leave you with that teaser so you can read about the legend once you get there- it’s located on a granite plaque mounted on a 6-ton lava rock.) Simply put, the views here are phenomenal and not to be missed."

"Just up the road is another one of the most popular Instagram spots on all of Oahu; Kaiula Beach Park. Drive safely, as the road will take you up a scenic drive with views of the most inviting beach you’ve ever laid eyes on. Not becoming distracted by the siren call of Eden out your window will be one of the most difficult things you will have to do during your time on Oahu!"

"Take a 12 mile drive northeast to Kailua Beach to find exciting waterfront activities. A crescent-shaped, 2.5 mile stretch of glorious bright-blue ocean and sandy beach, Kailua Beach is the place for all sorts of sports from windsurfing to kayaking. Kayak or paddle board out to the protected seabird sanctuaries of Flat Island and the Mokulua Islands."

"A cobalt-blue sea and a wide continuous arc of powdery sand make Kailua Beach Park one of the island's best beaches, illustrated by the…"

"Built by Queen Liliuokalani’s father in the 1840’s, the Washington Place served as the Hawaii State governor's mansion before getting converted to the present day museum. This place became Queen Liliuokalani’s home after she married John Dominis. She died here in 1917."

"Named in honor of the first president of the United States, Washington Place was built in 1847 by wealthy sea captain John Dominis, but later became the home of Queen Lili'uokalani."

"4 km from city center 49 out of 58 places to visit in Honolulu. Sprawled over 5 acres on the Pali Highway of Honolulu, Queen Emma Summer Palace was built in 1848 and served Queen Emma of Hawaii as their summer retreat. Known as a historic landmark, Queen Emma Summer Palace is an aesthetic museum displaying the ancestral possessions of Queen Emma and the Hawaiian royal family."

"The Queen Emma Summer Palace was created as a summer retreat for King Kamehameha IV and his wife, Queen Emma. Also known as Hanaiakamalama, this historic landmark is now a symbol of Hawaiian culture and heritage. The palace grounds are beautifully manicured with over 350 species of plants that are native to Hawaii."

"Hānaiakamalama was the summer retreat for Queen Emma and her family from 1857 to 1885. Also in the Nu’uanu Valley, it is now an exhibition showcasing the queen’s belongings and royal antiques. Hānaiakamalama, 2913 Pali Hwy, Honolulu, HI, USA, +1 808 595 3167"

"The Battleship Missouri Memorial, loacted Pearl Harbor, is a living, working, all-action monument. It provides the chance to discover not only a U.S. naval vessel, but also the personal experiences of crewmembers and other war veterans."

"You can visit the Pearl Harbor Museums, the USS Arizona Memorial, USS Bowfin Submarine, USS Missouri Battleship, Pacific Aviation Museum and plenty more. It was a very moving experience and definitely worth the visit."

"the tiny cafe serving up modern twists on Hawaiian classics like red curry fish and the super flavorful Mandarin duck confit.... Air Date: 05-23-2014"