Kelley O’Neil’s
Kelley O’Neil’s is centrally located in Waikiki, at 311 Lewers Street, directly opposite Moose McGillycuddy’s. Live bands provide music every night from 9 pm to 3:30 am. Sunday afternoons from 4pm to 7pm hear a traditional Irish music with the Celtic Waves or Kaimana Ceili Band. If you’re hungry, the kitchen is open from 11 am to 9 pm every day, serving up a variety of burgers and traditional pub fare such as fish and chips and Guinness pies. This lively pub is a great place to meet locals, military and of course tourists from around the world.
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Daniel Higgins (Guest)
Submitted on January 21, 2010
Overall, if you're looking for a good Irish place to drink and generally hangout in Waikiki, this is certainly the spot for you.
James Donald (Guest)
Submitted on January 21, 2010
A thing I appreciate about this bar is the plethora of chairs and tables. While some nights are crazy and the bar becomes standing room only, the high number of tables & chairs as well as the numerous bar stools help alleviate the problem.
Dominic Bradley (Guest)
Submitted on January 21, 2010
If you're not into live music, there's oftentimes trivia on the TV and there are some dart boards in the back.
Mick Donnelly (Guest)
Submitted on January 21, 2010
The bar is fairly large and the bathrooms aren't as dirty or small as other bars in Hawaii. Also, there's AWESOME live music. I'd go so far as to say that they have some of the best live bar music I've encountered on the island. However, I might be biased because I love Sublime and every time I've ended up there the band seems to be playing a plethora of Sublime covers.
Molly Morgan (Guest)
Submitted on January 21, 2010
Yay! If I were a local this would be my hang out.... Decently priced drinks, nice selection (it is an Irish pub but they also offer a lot of liquor and even red bull to accommodate) of beers! Darts, Live bands, trivia, good service, VERY laid back and comfortable if you are a stranger to the area
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