A friend of mine recommended this place and have been hanging out at the Edge for the first week of my trip in Waikiki to get away from all the tourist walking around the streets and beaches. The fruity drinks about are $10.50 and mixed drinks about $8.00. You need to be a guest to get into the infinity pool, but I saw a bunch of people without wristbands in there floating around. So, I went in and ordered drinks from the waitress (older ladies) and they were cool about it and did not report me or anything as long as I am buying and tipping that's all that matters right?
The last time I was there I had a short Asian waitress with an annoying voice cater to me her name Ashley, I was about to finish my first drink and I ordered a new one and she brought it out and said I need to finish that before she gives me the new drink and ranted that it is the law I can't have two drinks in front of me LMAO I never had any bartender or server tell me this crap, ever! Then I went into the pool and immediately the pool boy name Logan comes over and told me to get out! Ha... um there are other people in the pool without bands go to tell then to get out too. These kids ain't cool at all whatsoever. So, 3 stars.
Love this little outside beachfront bar with awsome views but the drinks will bust your wallet hehe. As a guest in the hotel and a local islander I would not sit at the bar and have a few lava flows, but yes for the atmosphere , staff and live music on Friday Nights it's all good. Inifinty pool attached you can swim up to the side and order a drink :)
Review Source:You don't know relaxation until you've came here. Piña Colada in hand, floating on the orange pool lounge chairs in the infinity pool with an ocean backdrop, palm tree shades, live acoustic music, ocean breeze, are you freaking kidding me right now? I've never thought about nothing for such a long period of time.
Anyway, I'm on vacation right now. Bye.
Also, if you're in Waikiki, treat yourself by making some time in your schedule to come here.
I really had been wanting to take my wife to experience Waikiki without getting caught up in the crazy touristy quality that can be this part of Hawaii.
So it was with great delight and relief that i found The Edge just in front of the Sheraton, right on the water and beach, with a view of the sunset, enjoying surprisingly affordable drinks with amazing Garlic Shrimp and their Island's Bounty Cobb Salad.
All in all a very wonderful evening, great service with a fantastic location and view.
We frequented this bar during our stay because the pina colada drinks are SO good! Plus, they have a great pool.
You can catch a fire dancer at 7 or 7:30 (can't remember) daily! The show is entertaining, but short! It is like 10 minutes. It includes a male dancer and two young children. We enjoyed the show very much!
Loved the hospitality at this beachside bar!
The Edge is literally near the "edge" of the ocean and the infinity pool in Sheraton. Hop to the bar, grab a drink, and head back into the infinity pool and lay yourself on the lounge chairs or on the orange floaty things in the water. That's what my friends and I did! Or, if you're hungry, stop and sit down and enjoy the "grinds!" After laying there and drinking, we got a little hungry. So, we had the poke and the shrimp. Nothing like a vacation! Guys, if you want to watch a game, at the bar, there's also TVs, so you won't miss the ocean view and the game!
Review Source:Came here with friends to have a drink. The Mai Tai's are really good and the view/views are amazing. It can be a little crowded but there's plenty of room and the location is perfect. I also loved the frings on the menu although I couldn't tell the difference in taste form the ranch from the onion rings. Other than that great spot.
Review Source:I think it's hard to review someplace with a location like this, right on the beach in Waikiki. Â Just being there is awesome, amazing views, pretty funny people watching too. Â Unfortunately my time here was not the best, as I had stopped in for snacks & drinks with my wife & 5 month old, as well as my parents. Â We had gone to Waikiki for the day to do some sightseeing and some people watching, and got a little thirsty later afternoon and popped in here. Â We got a table with a nice little view which was awesome. Â There was a table of very drunk, very loud tourists sitting next to us, hey be young and have fun, but it was super annoying and the people probably should have been asked to leave. Â The service was a little slow as well, it was busy and our server was certainly hustling, but it was a lot for her to handle on her own. Â Overall for the location & scenery, really cannot go wrong, my experience was just not the best on this particular day. Â Would I go back? Absolutely, and if you are in the area you should check it out as well.
Review Source:Came here to listen to The De Lima Ohana. It was our first time here so we were pretty stoked! We arrived at a perfect time, about 5:30 when it wasn't too crowded.
We sat at the little bar table facing diamond head and in front of the infinity pool. It was absolutely  GORGEOUS!!  Beautiful view of diamond head, and the ocean and right behind us we could see the sunset.
Drinks are a little pricey and the food menu is very limited. We just came for drinks and music so I wouldn't know how the food tasted. I ordered a Lava Flow which was about $10, but it was very good.
Our waitress seemed like she didn't want to be there. I don't even remember seeing a smile on her face. That's the reason for only 4 stars. Other than that, everything was great! :)
Great views. Â Shitty ass service. Â The waitresses were bitches. Â Served the nice elderly couple who arrived at the same time as us nicely. Â Served the nice couple who arrived 15 minutes after us. Â Served the kids who walked in 20 minutes after us with Baskin Robbins ice cream within 2 minutes of seating. Â Even went to the var to order but they told us to wait for the waitress. Â They weren't busy and they never approached us so we left.
Review Source:This is my favorite spot to grab dinner and enjoy the Waikiki waterfront. Â It's easy to find a table overlooking the water. Â The food is always good - I recommend a pizza or the fish tacos. Â The tacos based on the market fish of the day and always fresh. Â On our last visit we tried the "panzanella" salad, very yummy and an unbelievably large serving. Â To thoroughly enjoy and experience the food options I suggest ordering plates to share amongst a group. Â You may find that your dish is too goo to share, but why miss out on the chance to sample the other entrees?
They have some tropical concoctions that sound mouth-watering and the traditional mai-tai is fantastic. Â But these get pricey fast ($10.50 each) so I recommend either splurging on one or going with something else. Â I prefer getting a Kona draft, goes great with all the food!
Unfortunately the service is a bit iffy here. Â You seat yourself and need to be proactive in getting the attention of the servers. Â I will note that many of the servers are at least middle aged and I feel that being a younger person puts me at a disadvantage in these situations. Â I don't quite look old enough to drink so sometimes I feel like I get overlooked by the waitstaff especially when at a bar. Â But once you catch the attention of a server, sit back and enjoy the sumptuous food and refreshing ocean breeze.
The Edge bar turned into our bar of choice while my husband and I were honeymooning in Hawaii. The location was amazing! We didn't eat here, so this review has nothing to do with their food. It's based solely on the location, service, and of course the drinks.
Location was prefect: Plenty of people watching and an amazing view from the bar of Diamond Head, the beaches, and the sparkling water.
Service was great: We had one bartender who was there 2 or the 3 times we were there and he was AWESOME! He was very friendly (made up for the one bartender who made it clear he didn't want to be working) and took care of us without hesitation. I can't remember his name, but we already told him we will be back to see him when we return for another wedding this year.
Drinks: BEST PINA COLADA EVER! I don't tend to like blended drinks because they seem weak and too sweet, but man these Pinas were amazing. They were on special one day so it was like $4 off their menu price. They have different drink specials every day and Happy Hour is 10am-noon which was an interesting time, but we were there!
Oh, and one day there was a live singer and he was amazing.
Next time we are in Oahu we will definitely be back for some drinks.
$18 for an appetizer portion of poke is crazy but still an enjoyable meal! Perfect location and live music nearby!
Drink prices are surprisingly decent ($10.50) - mango and guava mojitos are delicious!! $7 special drink was amazing (something with bananas and coconut syrup)
Poke and garlic shrimp are yummy apps.
Tip: ask the bartenders for the bar nut mix to take to your table.
Great place to stop into if you're walking down the beach and starving and can't wait to go off the strip to eat, otherwise it's overpriced.
I love this place! I stay in Waikiki for work quite often and always walk down the beach for a drink or food here. The service is friendly, and the view is outstanding. It is literally on the edge of the water so you have an unobstructed view of the ocean and the nice background noise of the water. They also have live music sometimes.
The menu isn't huge but everything I have gotten has always been great! I would agree with most others on here as well that the Mai Tai's at The Edge are some of the best on the beach!
Have stayed at the Sheraton Waikiki numerous times and have eaten at The Edge on several occasions. Â However, the last two stays, we've avoided it.
Location is great! Â What's not to like? Â
Service is hit and miss---which is ultimately why---combined with the hit and miss food---we've stopped spending our hard earned dollars here.
Just too iffy for our tastes.
We have had outstanding service and some very yummy fish tacos. Â But after our last sub par experience, we steer clear of The Edge and opt for Ingredients or RumFire. Â
Just saying....dine at your own risk and I hope it goes well for ya.
I went to Waikiki on a day trip with a co worker, to enjoy our days off. Â We went to The Edge at the Sheraton to enjoy Mai Ta's by the sunset. Â The atmosphere was absolutely beautiful! There was an endless pool that had a bar counter attached to it to place your drinks while in the pool. Â There was also a bar outside to sit, and a number of beach lounge chairs for guest to enjoy and stretch out. Â I was very pleased with the view, and the layout, as Waikiki is a "city" section of Honolulu, it was wonderful to see the water and beach, so up close. Â It was a perfect location. Â The Mai Tai's were great, and the staff was friendly. Â I would definitely reccomend visiting the edge if ever in Waikiki!
Review Source:Sometimes the perfect vacation includes beautiful weather, scenery, cocktails and food with your loved one. To me, it was pure paradise to spend days at The Edge of Waikiki watching the sunset. <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fgoo.gl%2Fuewgk&s=71bd0e5cdac0b9863f01fa0a1139ef7da2c98112fe265761b0b411ff37464e78" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://goo.gl/uewgk</a>
We spent days at the infiniti pool ordering cocktails in all colors and flavors. Each day they offer a new special drink for a discounted price. Think of it as a happy day instead of a happy hour when you order a Blue Hawaiian, <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fgoo.gl%2FNHxJi&s=46ddd2a1967614eb6b25889487d789674dd5716ad3587c1830ca292b9ac56a58" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://goo.gl/NHxJi</a> or a Mai Tai <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fgoo.gl%2FTSeGm&s=6f57eb3f77fa151ee0cc9b17c527773f0e2faace13267800e218e3554d9a8fd5" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://goo.gl/TSeGm</a> while tanning poolside. They will also make your favorite drink and top it with an orchid. Ahhh, beautiful. <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fgoo.gl%2FhSmyR&s=d173029355f1b4d43710d7b06af5ed4a5758482fc50ae2aa4e5fc84e6078977a" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://goo.gl/hSmyR</a>
Although everyone was great and the service just keeps coming, Brittney was always there to take my order or bring me a drink or glass of water. I often ordered the pineapple with li po powder (sour plum) which is refreshing and sweet. <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fgoo.gl%2FJw3cJ&s=2ec40e3533d71d8e1dbebc0566d93e8a02d8d232affea2fe6d2e56ea94297b38" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://goo.gl/Jw3cJ</a> Â
When I got hungry, I ordered the Ahi Tuna Flatbread which was very tasty and fresh. I'm just a sucker for sashimi and the hot plus cold from the fish was a good balance. <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fgoo.gl%2FMG3bP&s=f49485eb40e86e97eed901797f54236984310841f18691c2a2811d60f63034f3" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://goo.gl/MG3bP</a> We also ordered the tacos and burger, which were equally as good.
Since The Edge of Waikiki was my favorite hang out spot, I spent several days here enjoying myself with my honey. I will always love this spot and can't wait to come back again soon.
I absolutely love to come here for afternoon drinks. Imagine the ocean in front of you while sipping a lava flow and listening to live music as the waves crash against the shore... That's the best way I could describe paradise! Can't wait for the next time I come here just so I can enjoy a couple hours of my own version of a vacation! The only thing I'm upset about is that they took the edamame off the menu! I would love if they brought it back!
Review Source:Located right on the "edge" of the Sheraton hotel right next to the Infinity pool and Kai market.
Perfect for lounging while sipping on some awesome drinks or drinking a blended Chi-chi while dipping in the Infinity pool. Drinks are very pricey since it is located in Waikiki but the drinks are mixed well and they do taste awesome! Bartenders are also really nice and quick!
I always get the Chi-chi drinks whenever I'm there, it's $11 for one but one time there was a special that it was only $7! It's basically a blended white low calorie drink that taste almost like a lava flow and pina colada in one. Â Never got a chance to try their other drinks or food but I'm sure it's very good.
Progressed here after Rum Fire to catch the Friday night fire dancer, but the performance was rained out. Despite, I'd say I enjoyed my time here over Rum Fire, as I couldn't hear in the latter because it was so loud. Also, the Coco Splash here is AMAZING and surprisingly refreshing. They say it is so in the description, and I ordered it thinking "How can an alcoholic beverage be refreshing?" Then I tried it. They use Coconut water as a mixer. Yum! Good ahi tartar, too.
Only downside: last call is at 8:30 and then they move you inside or kick you out at 9. Also, if you're looking for sex appeal from your servers, you won't get it here. We had an older lady who was not very friendly and would occasionally bring us the wrong drinks.
The Edge of Waikiki was a really cool little bar out on the pool deck of the Sheraton. We went to have a few pre-dinner drinks and watch the sunset. If you want a good seat for such an idea though, you need to show up way before sunset. We got there about an hour, and we still got seated way at the back, away from the infinity pool and the edge where the sand meets the wall. Nevertheless, the drinks were still strong, and we also ordered some fries that were just perfect for me. They were natural cut shoe string fries that were fried nice and crispy without being burnt. Also, they had a nice dose of salt.
For drinks, I had a lava flow and a blue Hawaiian, and Cam had a pina colada and a mai tai. All of them were great! Beware though, all the cocktails are $10.
I would definitely come back here for drinks again. The menu is a little limited so this isn't really a great dining place.
Not that I'm surprised or anything - the first 12 reviews for this place is from mainlanders. Â Locals, you must experience this bar! Â Try it for a staycation or just to relax before dinner. Â
We sat at the water's edge. Â Literally, the water's edge. Â There's six seats right next to the infinity pool which drops off into the ocean. Â How amazing. Â It was like a scene from a cheesy romance novel. Â But it was seriously beautiful.
If you're looking for drinks and pupus, go elsewhere. Â This is not the place for you. Â The menu is short, and to be quite honest, shitty. Â The only thing that is remotely close to pupus is $19 sashimi plate and $14 shrimp cocktail. Â The rest of the stuff is pizzas and sandwiches, not really happy-hour-ish or sharing foods. Â Don't come for the food, come for the drinks and the view! Â Impress out-of-towners! Â Have a romantic glass of wine at sunset!
The possibilities are endless...just like the views.
This beach-bar outside of the Sheraton makes tasty, strong cocktails, and the nachos and pizza were excellent. The location is also very good for watching the sunset. However, the drinks were pricey and the other food mundane--the norm for Waikiki.
It is worth mentioning that in late 2010, I frequented The Edge because of an excellent "Sunset Happy Hour" from 5-6pm where drinks were half price. Unfortunately, they have either ended this altogether or it is seasonal, and they did not offer a happy hour at all during my most recent stay (February 2012).
***review for bar only, I did not eat here***
What an absolutely lovely place to chill, enjoy Hawaii weather and have foo foo cocktails! The "island drinks" (slushy, fruity mixed drinks that come with flowers & fruit in them) are freaking delicious here! Definitely come here and try a few, they make them with fresh fruit resulting blissful beverages. The setting is gorgeous with equally lovely patrons. The service was a bit slow, I think they could use an additional  bartender, or 2. Check this place out, for real!
Come here for the view and the cocktails.
We came here twice during our stay in Honolulu to relax by the ocean (both times mid-day). The first time we tried the nachos and hot dog. The shredded beef on the nachos was too much and the corn chips were thick and just, not good, they really took away from the food. Hot dog was as expected. The next time we just ordered the french fries, which didn't disappoint.
The cocktails were good, we had 6 or so between our two visits. None of them seemed very strong, but were fruity and colorful.
The view of the ocean and Diamond Head are awesome. Just sat here reading a few hours before we had to catch our flight.
The Edge is good for a hotel bar/restaurant but not "great" by regular standards. We decided to eat lunch at the Edge when Rum Fire's menu was somewhat limited. Not that the Edge's menu was that much more extensive...
My mom and I had the chinese chicken salad (about $16) which was pretty good and the macadamia nuts in it were a great touch! My dad had a diet coke (about $4) and a shrimp cocktail that came with seaweed salad (about $15). I loved the seaweed salad because I always love seaweed salads. The prices were a bit steep for what we consumed though!
My disclaimer, for the view and location alone its 5 star, the service is 4 star, but this review is for the food. It was just okay.
Went here for lunch on Saturday, wasn't crowed and scored a nice shady bar stool over looking the pool and ocean. Definitely can't beat that view and the ambiance. Good people watching without the effort.
The service was good, took a little while for our server to find us, but when she did she was friendly and attentive.
We ordered the Shrimp Cobb Salad, The ahi salad and a side of sashimi. The sashimi was good quality so liked that, but both salads were small, unusually flavorless and forgettable. At least the seafood in both salads were fresh and well prepared. But the rest of it? Seriously, for the $16/$17 you pay for is totally NOT WORTH IT.
Just go for drinks or during happy hour, maybe get a burger but don't get their salads, you'll be disappointed.
Pros:
-Location and views!
-Tucked away from high foot traffic
-Cold beer =)
Cons:
-Their salads
-Price of food...too expensive for such mediocrity
I spent several months hopping from bar to bar along Waikiki Beach with Ms. JoCo. I call her that because she is from "Johnson County, North Carolina" and she says it in exactly the manner that one would expect from a Southern Belle. She is one of the few people who I trust to keep me from drunk-drowning in a tide pool. This is not a review of Ms. JoCo. It's a review of one of our favorite happy hour spots.
For a measly $5 each, you can sample a variety of charming and deceptive cocktails.
Ms. JoCo likes the "Marylin Monroe" because it contains champagne and is ladylike. It will also result in some decidedly unladylike behavior such as stumbling down the beach, screaming, "Come on, Victoria! I wanna fucking dance! No! Wait! I want a nap! Wake me up in 30 minutes!". And, she landed, face down, in the sand. I pushed her out of the surf.
I prefer the Melange A Trois. It sounds dirty, looks girly with a flower and a vodka-soaked pineapple wedge, and will seriously fuck you up.
There's pizza on the menu in case you want to alleviate the spins.
The view from here is one of the most beautiful in the world.
There is also entertainment in the form of a guy with some flaming torches doing acrobatics and dancing his ass off alternating with a gorgeous young lady doing a hula.
I can really think of no better place to get hammered in a swimsuit.
As I drop my car with the valet, I weave my way through the crowd of visitors and locals alike and beeline it towards the back of the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel to what is probably the most gorgeous view imaginable, Waikiki beach at dusk.
In all honesty I felt somewhat like a  VIP, maybe even an A-lister celebrity, arriving at the private party whizzing by the tourists who were gazing into the part but unable to come in.
And there I was, little old me, lucky enough to be invited to this fabulous event in a fabulous setting hosted by a fabulous company, Nordic PCL Construction, LLC.
And the amazing part?! It got better. Seriously what? How could that happen?! But oh baby, it did! Â
First the location was impressive with an Infinity pool that looked like it fell right off into the ocean. Gorgeous, magnificent, spectacular!
Nordic PCL Construction, LLC constructed the locale and did a smashing job! It could not have looked or felt better.
And then comes the food! Â There was station after station filled with delectable pupu items as tofu poke, vegetable spring rolls, a taco bar, noodles with shrimp...and the items went on and on.
The dessert bar was divine! I was tempted by the mini red velvet cupcakes (my all-time favorite) and a mini s'mores with a toasted marshmallow atop a coconut and chocolate cake. Â Both were heavenly!
Overall the view was spectacular and I can see myself in the future
wanting to attend more events there!
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       Right on the edge of Waikiki Beach, next to the infinity pool of the Sheraton Waikiki. Simple Continental food with some Asian influent, view of the ocean, especially gorgeous on sunset.
       Good service here and friendly servers. Reasonable price & decent food too.
Pretty place to have a drink, especially at sunset. Great bartenders... one of them even prohibited us from ordering a drink for five minutes so we could get the happy hour price (almost 1/2 off, I'll take two please!). And... their happy hour includes Grey Goose vodka drinks. I don't think I've ever seen that before!
We came back for a second time and ordered their tuna sashimi. Excellent quality though maybe a little overpriced? It is a hotel bar I guess...
Overall, plenty of seating and pretty water views make for a great happy hour in Waikiki Beach.
I walked and walked and walked down the beach looking for the perfect spot to sit and have dinner my last night in Honolulu. Â This place was casual - outdoors - right next to the water - and unlike those nearby, quiet enough where you could actually have a conversation. Â They did have a band, but they just finished their set. Â Nice view of the city line of Waikiki Beach and I'm a sucker for anywhere with tiki torches. Â I think I got there just before they shut down dinner - so around 8:30-9ish? Â Not expensive. Â Came out to about $50 for two people including a drink each.
My main recommendation wasn't the good food and great view - but I had the best drink on my whole vacation here. Â I knew about a Pina Colada, but I didn't know about a Chi Chi (which uses vodka instead of rum). Â The drink was amazing. Â The coconut was blended perfectly and I knew from the first sip that it was probably the best drink I've ever had anywhere. Â I tried ordering that same drink at other places and it wasn't the same.
Had a chance to spend a nice monday afternoon here at this bar. Standard waikiki hotel bar. Â Happy hour at 5-6pm with 5$ select drinks and 3$ draft domestic beers. Â Waitresses come by if your sitting by the pool to take your order. Â
Some of the other mixed drinks can be kinda pricey(10+ lava flow) so don't expect a bargain. If you want to chill at the pool without being a guest or drinking then get yourself a bright orange paper wristband(flora-dec sells them!)
For their happy hour only:
First of all, for such a nice hotel in Waikiki ON THE BEACH, they have an amazing happy hour! We went their twice on our 5 day stay. Perfect views, good service, and great drink deals. It was wonderful!
They have a limited (but delicious) selection house-made cocktails, and a few locally brewed beers. The beers were fun to try.
Also, at about 6:30, they have a live performance with a very talented Hawaiian dancer.
You can't beat the environment, or the inexpensive cost of drinks next to the ocean!
This is a great little seaside bar. It used to be called the barefoot bar, but now it is much better and a little larger.
The bartenders that work here have been working here for years. Some as much as 20+ years! Â They are all very nice and hospitable.
The view is unbelievable. Probably one of the best in Waikiki. Of course that probably goes for many sea side bars since it is just beautiful here. Even with all the tall hotels!
Their menu changes from time to time. I prefer their fish tacos and pizzas. Both are very good!
It is nice to just grab a drink and relax in the pool. Yes, you can take your drink into the pool provided you're a guest  Just don't spill it.
They offer nightly music around 6pm. The guys that play are pretty good and take requests.
They now offer Happy Hour. I believe their beer is around $3. Very good for a resort hotel!
Try it out, especially for Happy Hour! Â Nothing like sitting at the bar with shirt off and sun shining on your shoulders while you take in the cool beverages and beautiful scenery! :)
Though Waikiki beach is littered with a number of random bar/restaurant lounge areas, I've got to say that the Edge of Waikiki at the Sheraton Waikiki definitely surprised me....mostly because I had never really noticed it was there before.
I thought, as I think most people also think, it's just an extension of Rumfire (which is located mostly inside the Sheraton, just beyond this bar/restaurant area). Â Plus, the only times I've found myself at the Sheraton has been midday, late in the evening, or en route to a mai tai cruise and the Edge is easily written off as another disappointing pool bar.
On the contrary, it may be the pool/beach bar but it was far from disappointing. Â It's an excellent spot to leisurely sit, sip on some delicious cocktails and have dinner or just puupuus. Â They even have a happy hour from 5 - 7 (which is surprising for a location essentially on the beach in Waikiki).
My friend and I sampled a few of the cocktails - highly recommend the Monkey Business, FDR Sunset, & the Melange a Trois - and shared a basket of edamame. Word to the edamame lovers out there - they toss the edamame with sesame seeds, garlic and some kind of chili/chili oil so if spicy soy beans aren't your bag, just ask them to toss it only in garlic & salt.
All in all, the drinks were excellent, the food was solid, and the service was pretty good itself. Â A little slow, but our server - Trisha - was really great. Infinitely better than Duke's on any given day, that's for sure!
Plus, the view was excellent. Â We were able to grab a table right by the water and had great views of Diamond Head & the sunset over the horizon (or at least we would have had a great view of the sunset if it wasn't so cloudy that day).
Overall, if you're in Waikiki and are looking for a beach side spot to savor some delicious cocktails and/or tasty puupuus, I highly recommend the Edge of Waikiki!
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