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Maui Restaurants & Dining
Pack a hearty appetite because Maui offers an exotic blend of savory dining. Indulge in the flavors of Hawaii Regional Cuisine, made from produce picked right from the farms of Kula and fish caught fresh from the sea. Try a traditional Hawaiian meal at a sunset luau or get off the beaten path to try some local favorites in small towns like Wailuku and Paia. On Maui you can feast on everything from haupia to hamburgers. Learn more about Maui restaurants in Kaanapali, Kahului, Kapalua, Kihei, Lahaina and Wailuku.
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Maui Restaurants
Hapas Pizza is a fast, fun, irreverent grab and go Pizzeria that combines classic Italian staples with all the best fresh local Hawaiian Ingredients in a fusion that truly lives up to its name – Hapas!
It’s easy to feel drawn to The Grove or Passageway at THE MODERN HONOLULU. Arbors, bougainvillea and hibiscus create a garden allure among the al fresco seating of The Grove; lush banquettes and overstuffed wicker chairs beckon you to lounge in Passageway.
A relaxing and refined experience - From breakfast to lunch and afternoon tea on the veranda is a delightful island tradition. Refresh your senses while ensconced in the elegance of classic Victorian architecture, shaded under the canopy of a historic banyan tree.
Set outdoors amidst a courtyard garden setting, the restaurant bar will have a vivacious feel, serving American favorites such as all-natural Kobe Beef Burgers and vibrant island flavors.
Maui’s nightlife and bar is best enjoyed amidst Hawaii’s largest collection of art including the famous sculptures of Fernando Botero. This Maui bar offers live, nightly entertainment with some of the best Hawaiian music from 5:00 pm – 9:30 pm
At Leonard’s Bakery, our baker’s are working around the clock, creating delicious treats. Malasadas are always fresh and ready to be devoured. The Pao Doce sweetbread loaves are baked daily. Visit our flagship store at 933 Kapahulu Avenue.
Maui's most memorable oceanfront dining experience, famous for our heart-stirring windward setting. Artfully designed to evoke a feeling of Hawaiian hospitality, from the gecko-shaped tile walkway to the fish cooked in coconut milk and lime juice.
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