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Nalu’s South Shore Grill
We’d eat three meals a day at Nalu’s in Kihei, a casual, open-air restaurant that’s family friendly and serves the best Bloody Mary on the island.
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Mama's Fish House
Mama’s Fish House is a classic spot in Paia that has been serving extremely fresh seafood since 1973.
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Sam Sato’s
Sam Sato’s is only open for breakfast and lunch, and if you’re hiking at Iao Valley State Park, it’s the best place to go for a classic plate lunch.
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808 On Main
When you need a break from spending a ton of money but still want great food, head to 808 on Main for a sandwich.
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Baked On Maui
Baked On Maui in Haiku is a local favorite because they bake everything on site and serve everything from pastries to full meals.
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Mala Ocean Tavern
Mala is so close to the shoreline you’ll feel like you’re eating on top of the water - come with a few people and order lots of tapas-style dishes.
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Hali’imaile General Store
Hali’imaile General Store is located in a historic building in Makawao and serves a varied menu - come for lunch or dinner after shopping in the area.
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Merriman’s
The dining room of Merriman’s looks out over Kapalua Bay on the west side, so you’ll have perfect views while eating the local, farm-to-table dishes.
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Humuhumunukunukuapua’a
With the longest name you’ve probably ever seen, Humuhumu serves upscale Hawaiian food under a Polynesian-style thatched roof in Wailea.
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The Mill House
Though it’s a 20-30 minute drive from the main tourist areas, The Mill House is one of the most beautiful restaurants on the island.