Wild Orange

1680 Kapiolani Blvd, Honolulu
(808) 892-6966

Recent Reviews

Krysten B.

Such a fun place to go and enjoy a drink with friends. Great pricing, delicious beverages, and attentive and kind staff. Absolutely loved the experience. Super cute concept!

Chris K.

I'm so glad that they do reservations now making it much more accessible. Plus no need for a nickel or having to call and get a code! They are located in Hawaiian Brian's on the right before the pool hall. I really like the ambiance in there and how they have almost a different theme for the sections. The orange tree in the middle is a cool piece right in the middle. We sat behind the speakers in a little corner that had a Korean bar feel. Our servers Wes and Lindsey were super on it and came by often, explained the menu really well and all around on top of things. We went on a Saturday and unfortunately they had run out of a couple dishes, btw they are all vegan or mostly vegan as some dishes have honey in it. What you're really coming here is for drinks tho, they have lots of specialty cocktails which are unique to them, I like the flavors and how they section them off on the menu by types. Drinks run about $15 each and they have a variety of sippy shots at $10. If you like the shot they can turn it into a full cocktail if you want. I'd definitely want to come back and try other drinks on their menu!

Ashley T.

Great place! Easy to book and so cute! Very quiet which is nice and surprising since it's inside HB Social Club.

Lynnea P.

Food and drinks were amazing. I am not vegan and loved the food! The place is nice and intimate. The bartender was so sweet and made the best drinks. I wish I got her name to add it in here.

Maira H.

I went on vacation with my friends, and I was on an UBE flavor hunt! I searched a few places on google and found them. Their food and drinks are exquisite well thought out, great creativity. I ordered the purple dragon and adventure off trying more items off the menu thanks to the staff who was so helpful and making us feel very welcomed. You made our night ! I got wayyy more the what I could have imagined. This is this the type of hole in the wall places you want to visit, the entrance is exclusive, make reservations. I'll be back

Josh B.

The service and ambiance were great. As for the food, the mushroom bao was delicious and the drinks were even better! Definitely coming back.

Selma P.

Super fun spot! Finding it can be tricky. But it's worth the prize. Would have loved more food options!

Cj D.

I had such a great time. I would definitely go back and suggest anyone go at least once. We had the poke bowl w seaweed, Purple Dragon and Howl, Sidecar cocktails. Our bartender forget her name but she was very very nice ( I just remembered she was originally from The East coast and her mom was visiting her here in Hawaii as we were also visiting family in Hawaii) anyways the vibe of this place was very relaxing to chat with friends.

Suzette Z.

I love this speakeasy! The drinks were amazing and the food was Nom Nom. Note, they serve only vegetarian food, but honestly, I was not disappointed. It was so good! This is definitely one of my favorite bars in Oahu.

Tami R.

Nice ambience.. walking distance from the Republik. Hidden and vegan. What's not to love?!

Mikey H.

What a fun experience! I don't know where I heard about this place. The fact that it's inside of Hawaiian Brian's kinda blew my mind because Brian's has always been a dive concert venue, sketch pool hall...LOL! You know, the kind of place you like coming to...at least for me. Finding the entrance was a challenge and fun! But once in, it's like you're somewhere else... I reserved bar seats so we could see everything. You do need to make a reservation with a credit card and they will charge you if you don't cancel in time or don't show up. Why would you not show up? Great loungy areas! Places for you and your friends to hang out, drink, and eat. We just came for drinks. I ordered a Broken Record which is likened to a Veux Carre, sooooo good! My partner in crime had three different Echigo beers. Me: Is it Orange Wild or Wild Orange? He: Wild Orange Me: Oh...I'm not from here He: And they let you in? Me: Eh, you get beef? Come'on... This is how we met Miguel and Maggie. Miguel had been here before and filled us in on the place. That's what's really cool about smaller bars...you get to meet some really cool people. And speaking of cool, we also met Dani, one of the bartenders who use to work at Lucky Belly with another favorite bartender. Rei, who took care of us, was great! It was fun watching her make my drinks! I also like that they give you some hurricane popcorn to snack on. Next time, I'll get something from the food menu. Can't wait to come back! Mahalo Wild Orange!

Kevin T.

Absolutely amazing. I heard about this place and went for the first time a few weeks ago. The decor, food, ambiance, and service were top notch. This is now my favorite place to visit when on the island of Oahu.

Pauline C.

Hidden speakeasy serving up delicious cocktails and assortment of small plates, wish there is bathroom instead of having to walk out to use shared bathroom and risk getting lost coming back Glad we were recommended this as our first stop of last visit on Oahu! We were seated promptly with reservation by very friendly waiter. Loved the dimly lit place and the classy chill vibe Drinks were tasty with enough small plate options to complement

Peggy L.

Love it there. Great drinks - can't go wrong with anything as they're very creative with mixology with Japanese/asian liqueurs. I've tried several drinks and each drink is very pleasing! Haven't tried any vegan pupus there. Took friends there as a surprise and they loved there. Service is great and very interactive as we are experiencing different vibe away from Honolulu. Cool way to enter the spot from just a hallway to Hawaiian Brian's.

Seth S.

Wild Orange was a pleasant highlight of my recent trip to the islands. A lot of bars nowadays try to brand themselves as a speakeasy, but Wild Orange is probably the one bar I've experienced that really lives up to that label. It's located inside Hawaiian Brian's, which alone is already hidden inside a parking structure off the main road. Hawaiian Brian's is a completely different vibe compared to Wild Orange - more of a dive bar that has live music. When we visited, Brian's was hosting some sort of heavy metal concert and we definitely felt a little confused if we were in the right place. And the entrance to Wild Orange is hidden in a dark corner where you'll find the iconic vending machine door that transports you to a darker, intimate, artsy room. The drinks at Wild Orange were very unique which I appreciated - a lot of tropical/exotic twists on classic cocktails. I got the Purple Dragon, which is listed as a shot but can be made into a cocktail, and the ube flavor gave a nice undertone to the fruity/floral flavor of the drink. I also opted for another drink that I can't really recall the name of - it was a golden milk twist on an espresso martini that I also loved even more! Another plus to Wild Orange is that the menu options if you're looking for food are all vegan friendly!

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