Explore Restaurants in Waikiki, Honolulu
Romer House Waikiki brings together four distinct spots to eat and drink, all under one roof. Grab cocktails and snackable bites at The Lei Stand at Romer House Waikīkī, settle in for late-night food and drinks at 855-ALOHA, spend the day at The Backyard Pool & Bar, or book an immersive dinner at Le Petit Chef Honolulu. Whether you’re in the mood for something casual, social, or more of an experience, the hotel’s dining scene gives you more than one way to spend the day, and the night.
The Lei Stand at Romer House Waikīkī
How Hawai’i Does Lei’t Night
A beloved local cocktail bar celebrating Hawai‘i's beauty and traditions through modern mixology, snackable bites and aloha spirit. Now Open.
855-ALOHA
Dialed In. Open Late.
Call back to old school dines at 855-ALOHA, our buzzy restaurant and bar. A menu of “local food” favorites is perfect for sharing (or not) over funky cocktails and fascinating conversation-analog style.
The Backyard Pool & Bar
Island Vibes Only
A tropical outdoor lounge oasis, serving all-day poolside bites and drinks in a lushly landscaped retreat.
Le Petit Chef Honolulu
The World's Smallest Chef
Immerse yourself in a vibrant 3D-animated dinner & show. A culinary journey with the finest ingredients.
Cowrie Coffee x Romer House Waikīkī
Your morning pick me up
Romer House Waikīkī has partnered with local neighborhood coffee staple, Cowrie Coffee (@cowriecoffee), to bring a new, health-conscious coffee option to Waikīkī.
Reservations are recommended for dinner and busier evenings, especially on weekends. If you’re stopping by earlier in the day or just coming in for drinks, walk-ins are usually easy to accommodate. Yes, All of our dining restaurants & bars welcomes both hotel guests and visitors. Whether you’re meeting friends, stopping in for a drink, or planning a night out, the spaces are open to anyone looking to experience the hotel’s dining and social scene. The atmosphere is relaxed and reflects Waikiki’s style, easygoing during the day and slightly more dressed up in the evening. There’s no formal dress code in any of our dining venues.