Don Ho's Island Grill

Frommer's Review

This shrine to Don Ho mixes a number of nostalgic interior elements: koa paneling, thatched roof, split-bamboo ceilings, old pictures of Ho with celebrities, faux palm trees, and open sides looking out onto the harbor. It's kitschy and charming, down to the vinyl pareu-printed tablecloths and the flower behind the server's ear. The Hawaiian food is perfectly fine, but people come here more for the atmosphere than the cuisine.

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