The service was outstanding and very atttentive. Grandpa had a great time and the servers were very accomadating with his choice of food as they know senior citizens eating habits may differ from the younger generation. If you’re 93 and it’s Father’s Day you deserve to be pampered too.

The three couples each shared a ribeye steak. Very generous portions and the dogs still got the bones. We also ordered vzrious sides which we shared. I orderd the cottage fries thinking more along the line of hash browns. I was very pleasantly surprised when they came out like homemade potato chips on steroids. They went very fast once everybody had a taste. Highly recommended. The mashed potatoes were very good and I am an expert on those. The steaks were ordered medium rare and were cooked to perfection. The wine was excellent and a generous pour.

As it was a birthday celebration for two of us in the party the servers did a great “Happy Birthday” for us. Later the manager, Bill Nickerson, did a great solo “Happy Birthday”. Very good voice.

As we arrived early we had the pleasure of pausing at the bar before being seated. The mixoligist, Greg, started our evening off with cocktails that prepared us for a very enjoyable experience. Even if he is from the Niagara New Yrok area and has lived here forever. Heh!

I have read some of the reviews with people mentioning attire. As much as I am a shorts, aloha shirt (t-shirt) and slippers person I think that this establishment is a cut above that. At lunch and happy hour (which is absolutely one of the best deals in town) a more laid back attire is appropriate. Waikiki is a laid bsck type of place but if you’re going to a great steak house for dinner put your pants on and take your ball cap off. There are many eateries in Waikik where you can wear whatever you want and they serve very good food. I have learned from my fiancee that the ladies like it when their guys dress appropriatelly for the ocassion.

We will defintely come back to the W and recommend it to everybody.