Tapa Bar is a great place to go for a casual meal and some live music. The bar is located in the Hilton Hawaiian Village, which is a large resort complex in Waikiki. The bar has a lively atmosphere, and the live music is always a crowd-pleaser.
The food at Tapa Bar is delicious. The menu features a variety of tapas, as well as pizza, sandwiches, and salads. I especially enjoyed the grilled octopus and a chicken salad. The drinks at Tapa Bar are also great.
The service at Tapa Bar is excellent. The staff is friendly and attentive, and they are always happy to make recommendations.
The only downside to Tapa Bar is the price. The food and drinks are a bit on the expensive side, but it is Hawaii, after all.
Holdonyourhorses Tarot
+5
I came to Hawaii for the first time Justin and Steven were so welcoming and they made the best blue ocean drink and French fries. If you travel to Hawaii ask for Justin or Steven they will treat you like a Majesty.
Live music every night. Full Bar and cold draft beer. Food is quick to the table.
The Rock Covers Cutting Edge Band Hawaii on once a month at Tapa Bar
A dance floor for all....
ENTERTAINMENT FROM 7-10PM
1.00 Validated parking 4 hours
Service got there every time was great. Food is above average. At night they have music and bar. Would recommend anytime of day.
The menu offers typical bar food & drinks, with doable prices in a resort setting. There’s 3 TV’s in the Bar Area with optimal seating throughout the patio bar/lounge setting. Live music every night with different artists & bands. Thus far I really enjoy Juke Joint that play cover songs to the tune. Service is great with welcoming employees.
Stopped by for a drink and watched the ending of a ball game. Bartender, Russell, was amazing! Changed the TV for us, talked sports with my husband and was just fun and social with us on so many topics! Ended up staying an hour and a half when we had originally stopped for one quick drink. Other bartenders chatted with us too, everyone was great! Drinks were yummy too!
Great service (from Ian) and the food we chose were also good. Cheerleaders practising in the balcony above ruined the atmosphere a bit.
No reservations and fight-for-your-own table. That said, it only took a couple minutes to get a table.
Limited menu, but we each found something.
Strong tasty drinks with quick polite unobtrusive service.
Fun band with 80s classics engaged the crowd (or tried to). Yesterday's music was a bit country. Great outdoor seating. $100 for two people with dinner, drinks, tax and tip. Fair for Waikiki.
We went to hear Cutting Edge Hawaii Band play. They play 80's rock. Music was excellent. We didn't order any food. Beer was Resort Priced. Corona and Coors Light @$21.00
Bar service had long line. Only 1 walk-up station.
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