Restaurant in Honolulu, United States
The Cutlery
100Pearl PointsLow-key dinner
About The Cutlery
The Cutlery is a sensible Honolulu dinner pick when the goal is an easy, neighborhood-scale meal rather than a heavily choreographed destination booking. It suits dates and relaxed celebrations, but diners who need confirmed cuisine, pricing, or a formal tasting-menu structure should compare it with Town, Mud Hen Water, Brick Fire Tavern, Himalayan Kitchen, or Kaimuki Shokudo first.
The Cutlery is a Honolulu venue with a simple verified profile: it is open for evening service Tuesday through Sunday from 5–9 PM, closed Monday, lists a casual dress code. Beyond those basics, there is no confirmed public detail here for cuisine, chef, pricing, menu format, seating style, or awards, so plans should be made with that limited information in mind.
A better fit for relaxed dinner plans than a high-ceremony occasion
The Cutlery makes the most sense when the priority is a casual evening meal in Honolulu and the known schedule works for your group. Because no confirmed cuisine, chef, pricing, or menu format is available here, it should not be framed as a documented tasting-menu destination or an award-backed special-occasion room.
That also shapes how to compare it. If you are still deciding among Honolulu dining options, Town, Brick Fire Tavern, Mud Hen Water, Himalayan Kitchen, Kaimuki Shokudo are natural names to cross-shop, depending on what your group can verify directly before booking.
Who should book, who should choose a clearer format
Book The Cutlery if the night calls for dinner in Honolulu during its confirmed evening hours: Tuesday through Sunday from 5–9 PM. The casual dress code also makes it a direct option for a relaxed plan rather than a formal one.
Choose a venue with more published detail if your table needs certainty on price, cuisine, menu structure, dietary accommodations, or service format before committing. For The Cutlery, the safest approach is to treat the verified facts as the planning baseline: Honolulu, casual dress, closed Monday, open 5–9 PM Tuesday through Sunday.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are alternatives to The Cutlery in Honolulu?
For comparison, consider Town, Brick Fire Tavern, Mud Hen Water, Kaimuki Shokudo, or Himalayan Kitchen, along with other Honolulu dining rooms. Check each venue directly for current hours, menu details, booking information.
What should I wear to The Cutlery?
The verified dress code is casual. The Cutlery is in Honolulu and is open Tuesday through Sunday from 5–9 PM, with Monday closed.
How far ahead should I book The Cutlery?
No verified booking policy is available here. If you want a specific evening, check the venue's official channels and plan around the confirmed hours: Tuesday through Sunday from 5–9 PM, closed Monday.
Is lunch or dinner better at The Cutlery?
Dinner is the only clear option here, since The Cutlery is open from 5–9 PM Tuesday through Sunday and closed Monday. No lunch hours are confirmed.
Is The Cutlery good for a special occasion?
It may work for a casual evening plan if the verified hours and dress code fit your needs. If your occasion depends on confirmed cuisine, pricing, menu format, or service details, check directly before booking.
What should a first-timer know about The Cutlery?
Know the hours first: The Cutlery is closed Monday and open 5–9 PM Tuesday through Sunday. The verified dress code is casual.
Does The Cutlery handle dietary restrictions?
There is no verified detail here confirming dietary accommodations. If dietary needs are important, check the venue's official channels before making plans.
Location
3435 Waialae Ave # 103, Honolulu, HI 96816
Honolulu, United States
Compare The Cutlery
| Venue | Location | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| The Cutlery | Honolulu | , |
| Brick Fire Tavern | Honolulu | , |
| Mud Hen Water | Honolulu | , |
| Town | Honolulu | New American |
| Himalayan Kitchen | Honolulu | , |
| Kaimuki Shokudo | Honolulu | , |
How The Cutlery Honolulu compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this is not the fit
Try Town if the group wants New American cooking with a clearer category signal. Try Mud Hen Water if the night needs a more distinctive Honolulu dinner choice.
How The Cutlery compares in Honolulu
The Cutlery is the lower-friction choice in this set: useful when the group wants dinner without turning the reservation into the main event. Town is the clearer pick for diners who want a defined New American direction, while Mud Hen Water is the better cross-shop when the priority is a more identifiable Honolulu dining personality.
For a casual night built around a more obvious cuisine lane, Brick Fire Tavern and Himalayan Kitchen are safer bets because the meal's premise is easier to understand before booking. Kaimuki Shokudo is another practical alternative if the group wants a neighborhood meal with less occasion pressure.
For value, choose based on how much certainty the table needs. The Cutlery works when easy planning is the value. Town or Mud Hen Water make more sense when the value comes from a clearer point of view and a meal the group can picture before sitting down.
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