The Mask-Querade Bar
75-5660 Kopiko St,Ste C5, Kailua, HI, 96740
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Address :
75-5660 Kopiko St,Ste C5
Kailua, HI, 96740 - Phone (808) 329-8558
- Website https://themask-queradebar.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Music : Juke Box
Good For Dancing : Yes
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Fri, Sat, Sun
Coat Check : Yes
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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Rain Greg J.
We love this place! Every time we go there everyone is friendly, it's fun and we have a great time! It's a locals hang out, and they always make us feel welcome. We meet so many cool people each time we stop in. Bryan the bartender is awesome! He makes great drinks, he's always serving up snacks and it's always different, cheesy popcorn, chips, meatballs, chocolates, tarts, its always a surprise. He's also a great singer! He's very attentive and anticipates our needs, even helping with a trivia answer. The place has a great atmosphere, super clean, and nicely decorated. They have the cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen in a bar! Very well run! Bravo!! Looking for a non touristy place to hang out meet people and have a great time, stop in here! They are also gay friendly, but really just friendly!!
(5)Samantha Marie C.
Great bar. Friendly service, didn't realize it was a gay bar at first though nice place for anyone. Great drinks as well!!!
(5)Anne H.
I went into this bar on Easter Sunday around 12:00 - 12:30 p.m., expecting a wonderful friendly experience based on my friend's enthusiastic recommendation. Instead, I encountered this stout unattractive (female) bartender with an equally unattractive demeanor. I asked for a mixed drink and was overcharged - I had to actually show her the drink price menu to show that she overcharged me. She sullenly gave me my refund and said she did not even know about the happy hour prices for 12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. Then I waited and waited for my second drink, and then I decided to use the restroom and leave. On my way out, I reluctantly told her "thank you" and she said "you're welcome". Well, I didn't feel very welcome in this bar and I will not be returning.
(1)Yvette K.
I spent the evening with a bunch of my women friends at The Mask last night and had a total blast. We did arrive on the early side and there were only a handful of people there, so I don't know if this place gets going later at night. I was happy to find a decent gay bar to hang out in when visiting my Kona friends. I had fun playing darts and the juke box had a good selection of music, although it was such a high tech gadget that I had a hard time figuring it out! The folks that hang out at The Mask are very friendly - Hello to Joe!
(4)Justin S.
Found this place from yelp and it was located perfectly in Kona. When we arrived it was just the bartender and the two of us. But conversation was quick and easy as if we'd know each other for years. Then a few regulars showed up and it was a great time. Bobby, the bartender, gave us some great tips on places/things to do. The drinks were great and we left very happy that we stopped in.
(5)Lorelei D.
Super friendly bartender. Great selection of masks around the wall. Good drink selection.
(3)Andrew T.
Every time I have gone to Mask over the years (originally demanding to be called an "Alternative Bar" but now apparently willing to be identified as an outright "gay bar" in 2013) I have walked into an empty bar, LOL. To his credit, Gunner (young bartender originally from Alaska) did absolutely everything a bar owner would want a bartender to do... he was friendly, talkative, encouraged interaction among patrons. He poured a fair drink and collected the money honestly and put it in the register. Umm, did I already mention he is very easy on the eyes? Although a few patrons who arrived after us were stand-offish; others were surprisingly outgoing and warm, walking in and introducing themselves to everyone with no prompting. We had some laughs talking about the island and people's places of origin. A cute young Idahoan regaled us with tales of his early girlfriend who was a Mormon and therefore he hoped she would be chaste and content with a youthful platonic affair.... but.... not so much.... apparently she had a very strong libido... thereby pushing him out of the closet younger than anticipated LOL. Mormons! We did not intend to spend much money there and Gunner got us to spend way more than we had planned. So he totally scored for Mask. Still, after a few drinks, we left around 10. Seemed like they should have something else going on for a Saturday night.... a DJ would have been nice and I'm sure we would have stayed longer and spent more money. A group of young kids from the Volcano National Park research intern program showed up looking for some dancing and they were a bit disappointed since it was only sporadic karaoke and jukebox with some odd heavy metal selections playing at times (that's what happens when it's music by karaoke and jukebox). So its 5 STARS for GUNNER and 3 stars for everything else. For example, they don't have ginger ale (!?) And when someone ordered a rum and pineapple the bartender discreetly sniffed the juice before pouring it in their drink. As a former bartender myself I recognized that sniff ,and made a mental note not to order juice drinks there, since their juices probably sit in the cooler a little too long at times during the week. I would stick to beer and mixed drinks. Overall, I had fun and would go back.
(4)Erik S.
chill bar great service karaoke :-) friendly crowd. I love to stop in here whenever I get the chance.
(5)Julie W.
Charlene is the best bartender ever! Get the Blue Hawaiian Mask-Querade! We walked to a Thai restaurant that had closed for a week and this bartender made our walk worth it!
(5)Ryan B.
Dropped in on a Friday night for a few drinks. I didn't realize it was a karaoke bar till we got there. It was a bit dead inside, but everyone was really friendly. The bartender took good care of us. Unfortunately we only had a shot and dipped out. We wanted to get pretty drunk and decided that this wasn't the spot to do it. Definitely going to come back again though!
(4)Lee W.
Great Bar with a great owner!! Just returned home and had to share how much we enjoyed the Mask-Querade Bar and how great it was meeting Brian. Thanks for being so very informative regarding the island and it's culture. Brian, please know we will definitely be back not only to Hawaii but definitely to the Mask Bar!! I wish you guys much success and happiness. If you are ever in Chicago be sure and hit us up we would love to be your host in our world class city. We highly recommend if your are ever on the Big Island and want a nice drink and great conversation and on Tuesdays some great karaoke this is the spot!!!! Your favorite Chicago Crew((((((((hugs))))))
(5)Brian R.
We were on the big island for our honeymoon & dropped in Mask on a Tuesday night. Brian the bartender (and owner) was sweet & gracious (and made tasty margaritas), and everyone was very welcoming. There was free popcorn and fresh fruit to eat, fun music, and Buzztime trivia to play. We went back for their weekly Sunday night barbecue & had homemade porkchops that were out of sight good, and the bartenders took good care of us again. The interior is kitschy fun, lots of Carnival masks and decorations. Mask isn't an attitude bar or a dance club -- it's the neighborhood gay bar you've always wanted to have around the corner. Highly recommended!
(5)Vittorio L.
Brian, the owner and bartender, is so friendly and charming my group found it hard to leave. Of course, the great karaoke system (great sound), and the good drinks made this place a great stop. A hit was the 'White Gummy Bear' which is sweet and subtle, but can sneak up on you later. We had so much fun in this place we came back 3 of 6 nights while in town, and Brian recommended Chubby's, which had the best local food around. He also was kind enough to give us directions, and his contact info just in case we needed more help. How awesome is that? Brian, not sure we could thank you enough for making our trip exceptional!
(5)Kevin V.
The only gay bar on the island. I thought it would have had a line to get in, but on a Friday night, there were 10 people (at most) at any one time. The bar is situated in a strip mall, about two blocks up from the beach. The owner, Brian, was just so nice. He is always smiling and makes a good drink. Prices are really good, and they offer a happy hour from 9p to 11p. Karaoke and darts are the main form of entertainment - well, also some of the locals.
(4)Mae F.
Great local bar! We went for my friends birthday Brian is super sweet and makes the best drinks! Really friendly atmosphere
(5)Gabe d.
Great local bar, where you can be yourself, hang with other gay guys and play some trivia or darts. While a small town in Hawaii will never give you that big club or city bar effect - you'll always find some cuties in there, and the owner Brian (and hottie Gunner) will make you feel the Aloha. Brian is a real local, and full of information on places to see or things to do, while pouring great drinks with a smile. The place is just perfect for Hawaii, and we found ourselves there a good many nights!! If you are gay, and in Kona - for sure stop in for a few drinks at Mask!
(5)Richard C.
Love The Mask! Brian, the owner/bartender is the coolest, friendliest, fast server, and make the best drinks!
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