Splash Bar & Bento
Sheraton Princess Kaiulani,120 Kaiulani Ave, Honolulu, HI, 96815
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Address :
Sheraton Princess Kaiulani,120 Kaiulani Ave
Honolulu, HI, 96815 - Phone (808) 922-5811
- Website https://www.princess-kaiulani.com/dining/splash
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 11
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Paid
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
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Andrew S.
Staying at the P.K., we thought we would try the happy hour from 3:30 to 5:30 at the bar by the pool, Splash. Worst service ever! And I'm no service snob. But hey, come by at least once every 30 mins or HOUR! We were there for two hours and not once did the waiter come by unsolicited. We ordered three times (drinks and food) and all three times I had to flag the waiter (Constancio?) down. Happy hour Mai tais and beers $6 and snacks $5 each. Ok prices, terrible service. Won't make that mistake again.
(2)Brandy W.
Went here for our complimentary check in drinks and our drinks for signing up for the sheraton club. This bar reminds me of Forgetting Sarah Marshall. There are a lot of bars in the hotels here worth driving to Waikiki for. They are mainstays in their own right. This bar is the bar you go to when you can't sleep or you are fighting with your significant other on, you know (sexy time), or you're busy accidentally stalking your ex as she dates the rude British rockstar in the villa next door to you. The bartenders seem to have a different idea on the complimentary drinks. Our bartender obligingly handed us our signature drink, but the next bartender refused to add alcohol to our colleague's drink, explaining it cost extra. I handed him my complimentary mai tai out of sympathy (he wasn't having the greatest of nights) The bar is small, quiet, without much for nighttime entertainment, despite the available stage. Since many hotel rooms overlook the pool, I'm sure noise is an issue to keep this bar from becoming more of a hot spot, but it's there. Sometimes, you just need a drink. Who knows, you might meet a concierge who will easily help you forget your British rocker loving ex.
(2)Dennis S.
This is a good alternative if you're staying at the hotel, but not a destination. Decent drinks, good food, friendly service. But I don't see why anyone other than hotel guests would bother.
(3)Joseph D.
Waikiki Beach, what can I say. Not a lot unfortunately. On a Thursday night, I was actually more scared walking on the strip than when I had to get my car out of towing from the 'other side' of Chinatown... This little slice of bar heaven is ok, however, because of its service, Aloha appeal and cheap appetizers. Wonderful thing about Hawaii is no matter how commercial and cheesy it gets, you can still feel the true Hawaii spirit. IF a place can ruin that, then they get less than three stars :) I did happen to try a frozen drink. Even though, the mix drinks were strong, I still chose to share a Blue Hawaiian with the wifey. Not a huge fan of that drink, come to find out, but the make up looked well done. Again, friendly staff and quick service was excellent!
(3)Rey L.
we came by here a couple times cause we were staying at the Princess. the bar is poolside and has a pretty nice set up. they have a breakfast buffet here too which i hear isn't too bad. kinda pricey i think for $24. they have a happy hour here that runs from 330p-530p... i think. check to make sure. the non happy hour prices are pretty steep. i ordered a miller lite and a shirley temple for mama while waiting for our friends. it ran about $11. wtf? oh well, it's a poolside hotel bar across from the beach. i expected it. i do like their doritos mix though. curry type spice going on. nice ambiance, but definitely pricey. i wouldn't come here if i wasn't staying.
(3)Michael K.
My wife and I arrived at the hotel late in the evening and didn't find anything nearby for dinner appealing or with immediate seating available. We thought we would "settle" with the hotel bar but discovered instead some great food at Hawaii reasonable prices. I think we showed up right before the kitchen was scheduled to close but our server made us feel welcome and took our orders. I selected the Perfect Pair while my wife got the pulled pork sandwich and we both got Longboard Lagers to drink. Our food arrived after a reasonable wait hot and tasty. I couldn't decide which of the slider sandwiches I liked better. The pineapple on the burger gave it a sweetness that paired well. I may update my mantra that anything can be improved by wrapping it in bacon, dipping it in chocolate or sprinkling cinnamon on it with adding diced pineapple on top. The pork slider was equally as enjoyable and just a smaller version of what my wife ordered. Pork seems to be to go to dish on the islands and never disappoints. Give these guys a chance especially if you don't feel like wondering far.
(3)Julie H.
Personally, I was not very impressed with this bar. Luckily the things that bothered me could be easily fixed with some new staff. The bar itself has a nice look to it. There is an actual bar you can sit at, plus tables throughout the lounge/pool area. I originally came in to use one of my free drink coupons. When I first walked up to the bar I was pretty much ignored. The bartender was too busy making drinks and chatting with the servers. I finally was able to ask one of them what the free drink was and they said a Bay Breeze. (Vodka, cranberry, pineapple.) You could also just get juice. Instead of asking me if that's what I wanted and getting it for me, after answering my question the bartender went back to her drink making and server-chatting. After several more minutes of this I started to feel stupid just standing there and just went somewhere else for dinner and drinks. I suspect I may have been treated this way because on the free drink voucher it says the free drink includes gratuity. Being a non-cheapskate, I still would have tipped, but I guess the bartender didn't know that. After reading the reviews for the restaurant I think it's a good thing I went elsewhere! I ended up using one of my drink vouchers the following day at the pool. The Bay Breeze was much better than a mainland Bay Breeze thanks to the fresh Hawaiian pineapple. I contemplated trying this place again for dinner the 2nd night but got scared off by the other yelp reviews. Instead I went to The Beach Bar across the street at the Moana Surfrider, which was a great choice! This place has potential, but the rude bartender really turned me off to this place. I did eventually get my free drinks (and tipped!), but did not spend any additional money here which is a missed opportunity for them.
(2)Chanel L.
Hungry, but It was pouring rain and didn't want to swim on the side walk just to get food. So we settled for the cafe in our hotel. I just had a Mai Tai and garlic fries. The best part of dinner was the live performance, the live band, singers and dancers. Def sitting on the lawn chair, relaxed and listening to the live band, gave me the full feeling that I am on vacation and " I AM IN HAWAII" My friend ordered the pull pork sandwich. After being in hawaii for a week, I couldn't eat or look at pull pork anymore, even LAU LAUS. BARF! But he stated it was good. If you are hungry, but don't want to eat the over priced buffet next to it, come to splash for a drink and enjoy the music, dancing and singing.
(3)LaSheila R.
The food tasted like tv dinners. Not impressed at all. It wasn't horrible it just wasn't good.
(2)Ruby L.
Actually thought this was decent. They were pretty busy and the bar was open so we sat there. We were starving and just ordered a club sandwich. And a mai tai, of course. Drink was good and the food came out pretty quickly so we were happy. Bartenders were both helpful with some hints about what to do on the island plus, although they were busy, didn't mind all of our questions. Not a bad place at all.
(3)Jus M.
A couple of friends and I were in the area and decided to grab something from Splash Bar. I ordered the Loco Moco since it's one of my favorite local dishes but sadly it was just okay. The gravy was a little on the salty side, burger a little dry and altogether just something I could probably have gotten from a drive-inn for half the cost and same quality. Disappointing, but in the bright side - service was great!
(3)Jay E.
Not even five minutes from sitting down I was bitten by either bed bugs or ticks!! Two bit me on my right arm and five months after that, a HUGE one was crawling out of the chair! And the security said I would have to walk to the ABC store if I needed anything extra.. But besides that.. the service was SLOW!!!! Very nice people but extremely slow!! I haven't even received my food yet and I'm already writing a bad review. I will not be coming back and I would not recommend this place to anyone else.
(1)Sandra L.
Splash is in the lobby of the hotel. Most guests come here due to convenience. Drinks-- good. I had the Skinny colada and my female friend the Chi chi. For $9-11, this cocktail menu with Hawaiian style is decent and delightful. Food-- Jesus please tell the chef to go easy on the salt! Ahi poke salad--awesome at first bite, then in 10 seconds I was overwhelmed by the amount of salt and seasoning in the tuna. Kailua pork sandwich-- same thing! Great first bite, then I knew the salt bottle was spilled again. Uh, what a way to ruin a good dish. The Kalua pull pork was so tender and juicy itself. Just half spoon less salt please! Ambience-- hotels guests are constantly floating by you since it's in the open lobby area. At night, try to sit closer to the pool and music. If you are not picky and just need a drink to chillax, it's alright.
(3)Gregory D.
Asked the taxi driver, for a place that feels like Hawaii before our plane left. He took us to this Place. Yes it is convenient, yes it is in a lobby of a hotel, yes it is expensive, but man it felt like Hawaii. We were ordered drinks that were poured in a pineapple, while eating pork nachos. They had guy playing Hawaiian music while the women hula danced on the dance floor. My wife finally got the nerve to go up while the other ladies taught her to hula dance. If you want to feel Hawaiian, this is not bad place to start.
(4)Tiffany N.
Splash is a very cute name for a poolside bar. And I'm kind of a sucker for a gimmick like that so even though Splash was a hotel restaurant I went ahead and ate there one day. The other gimmick in question was a create your own bento box - you could choose a certain number of items from a list for a certain price. I went with tuna tartare, edamame, tofu, and rice. While none of it was bad, none of it was really memorable. And even with the "lunch pricing" it was still fairly expensive so I wouldn't eat there again. The highlight of the meal though was a fruit smoothie - it tasted very fresh and came all decked out with the fresh fruit on the rim and umbrella in the straw so I got a glimpse of that vacation feel I had been seeing tourists enjoy around me all day. That was nice.
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