Planning on taking a trip to the fabulous islands of Hawaii? You cannot leave the island without having some of the best Mai Tai’s you will ever experience….  Read more below to see Hawaii’s Best Mai Tai’s to Drink On the Island. 

For more on Hawaii, check out my new blog post on Honolulu’s Best Local Eats for your Island Stay.

Duke’s Waikiki

Duke’s Waikiki is one of the most famous hot spots to grab a delicious meal, as well as some of the best drinks. I had a blast this past Thanksgiving at Duke’s and enjoyed their delicious Mai Tai. Warning it is on the STRONG side so plan to have just one and you’ll be feeling it!  2335 Kalakaua Ave #116, Honolulu, HI 96815

Photo courtesy of Duke’s Waikiki

HeyDay

HeyDay is a gorgeous little poolside bar that is great to check out if you have the time and want something casual yet with great food. It’s from the same team as Fete (A MUST TRY in Hononlulu) and it’s within walking distance of Waikiki (where I stayed most recently) and is great for a drink and or bite by the pool.  They offer high-quality food and some of the best drinks you’ll try, especially their fabulous Mai Tai’s… 431 Nohonani St, Honolulu, HI 96815

Photo Courtesy of Heydey

House Without a Key

House Without a Key has been known to have some of the best Mai Tai’s in all the islands of Hawaii. A clean, crisp, fresh taste in every sip combined with the spices of rum mixed with the flavors of the islands. I have yet to try these Mai Tai’s but they get glowing reviews where ever I read up on the Best Hawaii Mai Tai’s. 2199 Kālia Rd, Honolulu, HI 96815.

Photo courtesy of House Without a Key

Mai Tai Bar at the Royal Hawaiian

A delicious drink and a gorgeous view… What more could you ask for? The Mai Tai Bar at the Royal Hawaiian is one of the best spots to grab a drink and enjoy the beautiful island views. 2259 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815

Photo courtesy of Royal Hawaiian

Mama’s Fish House

Presentation is Mama’s Fish House’s (located in Maui, Hawaii) specialty because every meal and drink you grab here exceeds your expectations, and is picture perfect! The Mai Tai at Mama’s Fish House is served in this tiki style cup and has the best flavors! Be sure to check out this Michelin Star spot when you visit… 

And check out my Maui Dining Guide here for more Maui Dining suggestions! I’ve been to Maui 4-5 times over the years and love the Island as well. Happy Dining! 799 Poho Pl, Paia, HI 96779.

Photo courtesy of Mama’s Fish House

Michael Mina’s Fish House

I have had the pleasure of trying several of the amazing chef, Michael Mina’s restaurants around the states, and all of them are fantastic. Michael Mina’s Fish House located in Honolulu, is no exception and is home to amazing cocktails, including the traditional Mai Tai. Have some fun with these drinks as they are served in unique ways. 92-1001 Olani St, Kapolei, HI 96707.

Photo Courtesy of Michael Mina’s Fish House

Moana’s Surfrider Beach Bar

Another great choice if you’re looking for a drink on the beach is Moana’s Surfrider Beach Bar. Enjoy the beautiful sands of Waikiki, with one of the best Mai Tai’s you will ever try. 2365 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815.

Photo courtesy of Moana Surfrider Beach Bar

 

Monkeypod Kitchen 

Monkeypod Kitchen is a super fun place to check out on the island. Located in the beautiful area of Ko Olina (Honolulu), they also have multiple locations on Maui (where I’ve visited), enjoy some live music, great food, and instagram worthy Mai Tai… 92-1048 Olani St, Kapolei, HI 96707

Photo courtesy of Monkeypod Kitchen

The Splash Bar

Serving fresh and tasty cocktails with the prettiest set-up, The Splash Bar is a must visit when it comes to Mai Tai’s. Sip the tropical drinks poolside with entertainment under the stars at this great spot. 120 Kaʻiulani Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815

Photo Courtesy of The Splash Bar

Tahiti Nui

Tahiti Nui is the place to go for some great Mai Tai’s. It is rated as one of the best for a reason, and just by looking at the picture below you can tell how mouthwatering it is. 5-5134 Kuhio Hwy, Hanalei, HI 96714.

Photo courtesy of Tahiti Nui