Jackie Rey's Ohana Grill

Frommer's Review

This off-the-beaten-path eatery is hard to categorize: part sports bar, part family restaurant, part music/dancing (salsa, country western), part neighborhood cafe. No matter what you call it, you'll get great food at wallet-pleasing prices. Locals pile in at lunch for burgers, roasted turkey sandwiches, and seared ahi poke. On weekdays, a happy-hour crowd downs a few brews and pupu (appetizers). Starting at 5pm, families with kids in tow show up for the delicious curry-crusted ahi (over organic greens), pork loin with coconut shrimp stuffing, seafood pasta, and beef short ribs (with a ko-chu-jang glaze). Weekends bring music and dancing starting at 8:30pm.

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