Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii: Hawaii's Oldest Surviving Tiki Bar
Puffer fish lights, seashell lamp shades, carved tikis, wraparound booths. Opened in 1957, two years before Hawaii became a state.
La Mariana Sailing Club
- Address:
- 50 Sand Island Access Rd, Honolulu, Oahu, HI
- Directions:
- La Mariana Sailing Club. West edge of the city. From Hwy 92 turn south at the stoplight onto Sand Island Access Rd. Drive until the road veers left, then turn right at the small red La Mariana Sailing Club sign.
- Hours:
- Daily 11-9 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 808-848-2800
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Hard to find. When I was here it was crowded, but it is a true local legend. Outside of Touristville and off the beaten path of corporate restaurants.
[Clark W, 02/13/2020]
Hawaii's oldest surviving tiki bar -- puffer fish lights, seashell lamp shades, carved tikis, wraparound booths -- is vintage Hawaii. The decor is unchanged since the 1950s and it's definitely off the beaten path. They have live music most nights, which, during our visit, consisted of three men in Aloha shirts singing oldies with a karaoke machine. Food was OK, drinks were good.
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The La Mariana tiki Bar opened in 1957 and serves as a museum of relics from other local tiki bars that no longer exist.