If you haven’t tried it yet, why not? 

D’lish at the Beach has a fun, family atmosphere for beach-loving customers. On the other hand, you may be the kind of person who likes to sit and listen to live music while staring at multiple vibrant rainbows and beautiful ocean waves drinking a Mai Tai. Either way, your desires are realized at D'lish at the Beach. 

The view is incredible!

The food is affordable ($8-$12) and freshly made every day with an exquisite ingredient selection and menu that tempts any palette.  

There are soft pork tacos that are succulent and juicy, with a vegetarian taco option, both served with homemade guacamole. Yum! 

A favorite of the locals is the Variety Cheeseboard with grapes and nuts and whole grain wheat toast. They pair it with different types of wine or even non-alcoholic strawberry lemonade.

For a different flavor, they have chicken satay skewers with a creamy peanut sauce. When it comes to the Aussie burgers, in a word, fabulous, enough said!  

The restaurant D’lish at the Beach is a must-see kind of beach bar you love to have close! Check it out! 

The live music is fantastic every week with a different artist to entertain you.

This Past Sunday’s “Arvo Session” set performed by Nightbloom provided a wide variety of genres with flamenco, pop, oldies, 90's nostalgia, and some original island-style songs, drawing crowds from the beach who wanted to hear more of their engaging style close up. 

The audience enjoyed the classic rock throwbacks. The vocals by Marlene "Da Momma" were on point and sung with soul and passion, and the audience loved the fiery flamenco and instrumental gypsy dueling by Jazzy Jazz (Guitar) and Windy Weather (Violin).

The ladies of Nightbloom are a sight to behold in a live performance. They are wild, enchanting, beautiful, and you never know what they are going to play next! Nightbloom's repertoire blends multiple genres, so a desperate, bluesy "Somebody Help Me" may follow a rambunctious Spanish flamenco piece "Rebelde," which always gets the crowd riled up.  

Did I mention the beautiful Hawaiian Sunset?

Nightbloom recently played a uniquely stylistic show for the members of the Hawaii Yacht Club, who were there to surprise and celebrate Jimmy on his 75th birthday! 

Their sets included love ballads, Spanish classical guitar, Jazz standards, with old and new flamenco pieces. 

Before the sunset, the stage was set for the flamenco dancer named “Kaleo”, to perform and share her form fitting passionate style. Stomping her feet, snapping her fingers, and clapping her Palmas, she brought excitement and zest, all while accompanying the fiery fast flamenco guitar playing by Jazzy Jazz, bluesy and genuine vocals by Marlene, with the vigorous bowing of the gypsy violin by Windy Weather. 

The audience watched in stunned silence, and then phones came out; and then the people erupted with cheers and roared with excitement! 

At the end of the evening the audience danced and shared their love of music and flamenco performed by Nightbloom. The thanks was endless as everyone left full of memories they would cherish for a lifetime. 

On Tuesday, it will be a unique concert.  We have played at Hostels (Waikiki Beachside Hostel) before, but this time it will be in costume for Halloween.  Hawaii is big into Halloween, and thousands of people walk up and down Kalakaua where the stores are mostly closed, just to show off their alter-ego costumes.  They do it in Lahaina, Maui, too,but we've never been there at that time.  This gig is only a block off the main drag.  Don't know if any will show up of if it will be crowded. And definitely don't know how easy it will ge to play our instruments in costumes,  But think we might live stream it through Facebook.

Jazzy, the main guitarist for Nightbloom, also backs up a semi-famous ukulele girl named Taimane, and when she is not playing for Nightbloom, Jazzy is touring with Tai.  She got back yesterday from a tour that took them to New York City, Panama City, and Washington DC.  So exciting!! Tai and her band, including Jazzy did a concert at the KENNEDY CENTER.  What an honor!  The crowd was so big they had to rope them back from the doors and they were all screaming.  It also got broadcast and can still be seen on the Kennedy Center website.   Nightbloom will be playing Tuesday at Da Spot.