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Scratch Kitchen & Meatery
Honolulu, HI
About Scratch Kitchen & Meatery
Scratch Kitchen & Meatery in Honolulu's Kaka'ako district has become one of the city's most popular sports-fan dining destinations, drawing University of Hawaiʻi Warriors football and volleyball supporters for its house-smoked meats, burgers, and rotating Hawaii-brewed craft beer taps. The bar's multiple screens show college and pro sports throughout the week, and the relaxed, unfussy atmosphere is a refreshing counterpoint to Waikiki's tourist-oriented spots. On Warriors home game days the dining room fills with green-and-white jerseys and the energy crackles from kickoff to last call.
Located in Honolulu.
Tags: gastropub fan dining craft beer UH Warriors local favorite
Planning a Fan Trip Around Scratch Kitchen & Meatery
Scratch Kitchen & Meatery works as a pregame and recovery food anchor in Honolulu.
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Helena's Hawaiian Food
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Highway Inn
A beloved Honolulu institution since 1947 serving authentic Hawaiian plate lunches including lau lau, kalua pig, and poi. Located in the Kaka'ako neighborhood, it's a popular pre-event stop for fans heading to Aloha Stadium events and a go-to for visiting athletes wanting genuine local cuisine.
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Hula Grill Waikiki
Hula Grill Waikiki offers some of the most authentic Hawaiian regional cuisine available on the tourist strip, with macadamia nut-crusted fish, fresh poke, and Hawaiian-style grilled meats that genuinely reflect the islands' food culture. Sports travelers who arrive in Honolulu for a UH Warriors game make a Hula Grill dinner part of the experience to ensure they eat as well as they watch. The beachfront tables and hula performances at sunset make for a dining experience that is uniquely Hawaiian.
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Leonard's Bakery
Leonard's Bakery has been serving fresh hot malasadas — Portuguese doughnuts rolled in sugar — from its Kapahulu Avenue location since 1952, making it the most beloved morning stop for Hawaii sports fans on their way to Aloha Stadium or the Stan Sheriff Center. The line out the door on game mornings is part of the ritual, and the original sugar malasada is one of the most perfect pieces of street food in American sports culture. No trip to a Hawaii Warriors game is properly begun without a Leonard's malasada.
About Scratch Kitchen & Meatery
Scratch Kitchen & Meatery in Honolulu's Kaka'ako district has become one of the city's most popular sports-fan dining destinations, drawing University of Hawaiʻi Warriors football and volleyball supporters for its house-smoked meats, burgers, and rotating Hawaii-brewed craft beer taps. The bar's multiple screens show college and pro sports throughout the week, and the relaxed, unfussy atmosphere is a refreshing counterpoint to Waikiki's tourist-oriented spots. On Warriors home game days the dining room fills with green-and-white jerseys and the energy crackles from kickoff to last call.
Scratch Kitchen & Meatery is located in Honolulu, HI.