Legends Sports Pub

Great place to catch pretty much any sporting event. I found this cozy bar just a 5 min walk from the beach hotel we were staying at this week and it didn’t disappoint. Great prices on beer, and fast and friendly service from Bartender Kim. I wanted to watch the Washington vs Philly baseball game and needed a bar that had MLB games. Legends was the right move.

Drinks are strong. Prices are great. The ambiance is that of any local dive bar. For when your in the middle of a tourist trap location and you want to get away from all the jam packed overpriced bars lined up and down the strand this is a great break. The only thing I missed was no pool table but other than that fantastic staff and the regulars are friendly.

THE BEST Mai Tais!!! No food, but you can bring it with you! Lots of sports memorabilia and several TVs to watch your favorite sport!

Best value in town. Awesome happy hours every night, such as $ 4 Sunday night beers and cocktails, $ 3.50 mai tais and much more. Strategically placed tv’s (10) darts, game machines, excellent service (Kalani is awesome) and many places to sit in this cozy yet roomy bar. It has a/​c and a great liquor selection. Come down!

Great spot. Hidden gem. Coming from a Dodgers fan who can’t miss some games, I was thankful for this spot with great prices and Dodgers games on TV. Finally, awesome people working this spot.

Best pub in Waikiki. Justin is my favorite bartender. And the owner is an awesome guy. It’s like the Cheers of Waikiki. Small bar but cozy. Lots of TVs so you can always see your game. Great place to watch football. Darts? Yep. They got those too.

Great little sports bar — dark, tons of tvs, really nice staff (I was greeted by the roving server as soon as I entered) and rowdy, fun patrons. They post which games they are showing each day on their website, which is really helpful. Pretty much every football game is on there each Sunday. Drinks are solid. It’s a loud, fun place — expect cheering, yelling and cursing, as well as good-​natured banter. There is a large doorman in case things get out of hand — and he also keeps out the minors (watched him push off a couple college kids trying to get in to watch a game).

Very accommodating with whatever game you want to watch. Great bartender who is very educated and can talk to any current issue. Highly recommend. Could use a good IPA on tap though. Seems to accommodate locals. It’s like being home.

Awesome place to come and watch the state of origin. Place was absolutely jammed. Got there early and got a couple of tables so we were set for the night. Awesome atmosphere. Tipped our waitress well on the first round so for the rest of the night she was all over the drink orders. As soon as my beer was empty I had another one. And at like $ 3 for a draft, you can’t go wrong!

If you want your normal bar food limited to pretzels and hot dogs and a GREAT atmosphere with cheap drinks then come here.

Happy we found this place on Unilocal.The food drinks and location were good. Pricey as with everything in Hawaii but a good voice nonetheless. It was hot as a sack in there but it was Labor Day weekend and expected

Excellent small/​dive bar around the corner from ohana west. Great service, great people. Come here if you are looking for a quick one or some good conversation.

Holy hell, we had to pee. Sorry to be so crass but what is up with places in Waikiki? Restaurants with no bathroom? A Starbucks with no bathroom? Feeling a little desperate as we walked to our car parked on the street, we ducked in to Legends with fingers and legs crossed that we’d find a restroom.
Not only did they have a restroom, but we didn’t even have to order something to use it. But order we did and I’m so glad. The bartender made a great, spicy Bloody Mary, the owner was cool and we sat and enjoyed ourselves (empty bladder… what an amazing feeling) and played with the Trivial Pursuit cards in little Spam cans on the table.
If I come back to the area (please, please, oh travel gods), I’d love to sit in Legends and enjoy a good football game and a Bloody Mary!

Great sports bar, a little bit off the main touristy areas. We love coming here to watch NFL, college football, and MLB games. Air conditioned and friendly staff make it really pleasant.

Went there for the first time to watch the Super 15’s Rugby final last night. There were at least 60 people in there from Oz, NZ, and the local rugby community all wanting to watch the game with commentary. After asking bar tender for commentary he said «no and that it wasn’t his call». I than politely asked another employee to see if we could get the commentary and I was met with a rude reply «We only play music on Fridays». The bar was full of rugby fans and for the life of me I can’t understand why they couldn’t accommodate us when we were clearly their main source of revenue for the evening and no one was keen to listen 90’s rock.

Wandered into this place my second night in Waikiki from SF. Surprise surprise, an Irish-​y dive bar. Stick a fork in me.
Every other bar in the vicinity was a tourist trap, tourist frat party, shouty tourist Thunderdome, or all three. Legends is chill. Lots of TVs, dart board, and bartender Kalani — good guy, good barkeep, knowledgeable food lover who recommended a bunch of yummy eateries. Mahalo, Kalani. That udon was bangin’.

They opened up at 5:45 for all us FIFA fans to watch the USA vs Germany game and it was awesome! Great turnout, great fans for both squads and nice staff! Thanks again for it!

Legends is a fairly decent bar to play darts at or watch some sports. They have lots of tvs and will put on what you ask for. Monday nights they have a dart tournament and there is almost always a cocktail waitress who is super speedy at refilling your libations.

It’s a nice, chill spot you can wander in and watch the game. It’s a good amount of dim perfect for the several screens to stand out just right, decent sound spread and nice cold beer. My waitress was nice, chill and checked on me on occasion, despite it being somewhat slow because most people were in from the initial game starting rush and sipping their drinks.
Sometimes you like a cool, casual change from the more uppity spots.

While on the smaller side, this place still felt comfortable the minute we walked in the door. As you might expect from a sports bar, it’s casual and has tvs scattered around the room.
I appreciated the waitress who consistently came by our table to take our drink orders. We even had some fun with the countertop game machines which must be perfect for non sports fans who come to this place on game day.
There’s a few things to know in advance (both good and bad).
The good:
–the happy hour is long; try from 12−8pm
–there are daily drink specials from 8pm-​2am (ex: Thursday night has $ 3 pints of Guinness; delicious!)
the bad
–food is limited; last time I checked there were only hot dogs and pretzels available on the premises; while they do say outside food is welcome, I have never tried this option; probably worth a phone call if you want to eat something substantial while watching a game or two
–unless you live or are staying in Waikiki, parking is challenging
–my friends thought the cocktails were just OK; if you are there on Friday night, you may want to take advantage of the drink special («make it a double!») and getting your cocktail stronger for only a $ 1 extra