Friday Night in Waikiki

After taking a couple days to take care of business (i.e. work!) and relax a bit we ventured back to Waikiki for some Hawaiian music and entertainment. We knew we wanted to go to House Without a Key at Halekulani, but after hearing that it was a 45 minute wait just to have drinks, we kept walking to find some dinner. We decided on The Edge of Waikiki. Will and I had some great fish tacos while Mom had some beef and broccoli. We sipped frozen Hawaiian drinks and watched hula dancers dance to the music of a very talented duo singing and playing the ukelele.

After dinner we walked back toward House Without a Key and successfully got a table right away! We had some drinks and a piece of coconut cake, yum!


And that's all that we had the energy for, so we went home to rest up for a fun day tomorrow!

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