Duc's Bistro is an intimate Chinatown French-Vietnamese restaurant with piano and small-jazz-combo performance in an 80-seat room. Jazz, lounge and acoustic players fit the family-friendly dining environment. Musicianship and tasteful dynamics matter far more here than volume or spectacle.
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Flair European Steakhouse is a Kakaako dining room where live music is part of the everyday atmosphere rather than an occasional special event. Vocalists, lounge performers and polished small-format acts fit the steakhouse setting best. The room favors musicians who can make dinner feel more special without turning the evening into a nightclub.
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- 21+
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- 502 Keawe St, Honolulu, HI 96813, United States
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- 808-462-3312
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