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 The spirit of Hawai'i |
878 Front Street (at the Maui Myth & Magic Theatre) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 6655 / +1 877 661 6655 http://www.best-luaus.com/Ulal... |
The island of Maui is pleased to welcome 'Ulalena, a unique musical celebration of Hawaii's cultural heritage. The performance is held at the newly constructed Maui Myth & Magic Theatre. The fantastic, multi-million dollar venue was built with 'Ulalena in mind. The concept behind the show is to "explore relationships between people, nature and mythology." The show will leave you delighted, amazed and more in touch with the Aloha spirit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Will Bruce |
 Hot pizza, pasta and dancing |
1188 Makawao Ave Maui and Molokai, HI 96768 United States +1 808 572 0220 http://www.casanovamaui.com/ |
Named "the best food and entertainment combo in Maui" by Zagat's Restaurant Survey, this lively eatery features energetic dancing and live music upcountry. The sprawling dining area with the bar at one end turns into one of Maui's hottest nightclubs after hours. A huge wood sun-deck is great for lounging and people watching in the daytime. The menu features a nice selection of salads (made with organic greens), wood-fired pizzas and delectable homemade pastas smothered in rich sauces and savory meats. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Perhaps Maui's best evening destination |
505 Front St (on the beach behind Pacific'O) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 5353 / +1 866 244 5353 http://www.feastatlele.com |
Top-notch entertainment and perfectly prepared cuisine make this a premiere Maui attraction. A little island history: Lahaina used to be known as Lele. In those long-ago days, gala royal feasts were held along the beach. They featured the best food, music and dance of the island. This is a reconstruction of the ancient royal celebrations. Executive Chef James McDonald presents a mouth-watering array of specialties representing all the regions of Polynesia. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Jump jive and wail |
41 E Lipoa Suite 4a (Lipoa Center) Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 879 9001 |
This former microbrewery features live music in the early evenings and DJs every night of the week. It is the place to go if you like to eat, drink or dance. Three pale ales and three dark beers are on tap; all the "regulars" (Coors, Bud, etc.) are in bottles. Great, tasty deals are to be enjoyed here: Wednesdays feature half off on all pizzas. Hapa's has a weekly Teen Night and a weekly Alternative Lifestyles Night; call to get the exact schedule. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Experience Hawaiian Tradition |
200 Nohea Kai Dr (at the Hyatt Regency) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 4727 http://maui.hyatt.com/ |
The magnificent Hyatt Regency Hotel presents a high-gloss luau every night. The evening starts with a lei greeting, then moves on to demonstrations of various Hawaiian crafts. The featured show of the night is Drums of the Pacific, a Polynesian extravaganza showcasing several talented musicians and dancers. Enjoy a delicious dinner buffet of such island specialties as Kalua Pig and Ulupalakua Beef. An open bar is included in the price. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Loud and local |
355 E Kamehameha Blvd Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 877 9001 http://www.alehouse.net/ |
If Kihei and Lahaina seem a bit touristy, head over to this place for a dose of island-style entertainment. When you walk in the door, you're instantly given the once-over by dozens of lounging, drinking locals. Weave your way in between barstools, pool tables and dart games to the closest empty table. Once there, settle in for killer brews and deliciously greasy bar food. On weeknights, karaoke is the big thing. Speakers are rigged up all over the restaurant, and brave, drunken souls belt out the faves with a great deal of enthusiasm and only the slightest regard for accuracy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Old Lahaina Town Mainstay |
845 Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 4811 http://www.kimosmaui.com/ |
Tourists and locals alike return to this oceanfront landmark in central Lahaina. Sit on the lanai, sip cocktails and look out on the Pacific. The prime rib is savory and tender, and on the lighter side there are four to five fresh fish offerings daily. Be sure to save room for the Hula Pie, made from a chocolate wafer crust, macadamia nut ice cream, chocolate fudge and whipped cream. Live Hawaiian music is featured. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Local Pick for Food, Drinks and Ambience |
180 Dickenson St. Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 7082 http://www.lahainacoolers.com/ |
Locals have loved this place for nearly 15 years. It attracts Lahaina's young, hip set—you can find them here at all hours. This is perhaps the most colorful local bar and grill in a town that's full of them. Located a block from Lahaina's main drag, it is easy to find. Just look for a crowded open patio facing Dickenson Street. One of the reasons for the popularity of the eatery is Chef Will Munder. He offers an eclectic menu featuring fish tacos, island fish salads, and wonderful vegetarian and vegan dishes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beachfront bar |
1913 S Kihei Rd Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 891 8010 http://mauibands.com/lab.html |
This shop is located just across the street from Kihei's popular Kamaole Beach Park. You can literally wander in wearing a swimsuit and flip-flops. Chances are, you'll fit right in. There is a fairly extensive menu of specialty cocktails and alcohol-free juices. The burgers are delicious, if a little pricey considering the beach-shack atmosphere. But the live music is really the key here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Local hotspot |
844 Front Street Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 7758 http://www.maui.net/~mooses/ |
A mixed crowd of locals and tourists frequents the establishment, downing drinks and dirty dancing on the crowded dance floor. In the daytime it does double-duty as a family-style bar and grill. Come on up for a burger and a cocktail, or wait until evening and join the party. Happy Hour is 3pm-6pm daily, but there are drink specials every night of the week. Take advantage of dollar drinks on Wednesday nights after 9:30pm. Be prepared for a long line if you arrive after 9pm. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: D'Arcy Norman |
 Photo: William Dayton |
 Cultural and culinary masterpiece |
1251 Front St (across from Lahaina Cannery Mall) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 1998 / +1 800 248 5828 http://www.oldlahainaluau.com/ |
Regarded as one of Hawaii's best luaus, this West Maui spectacle has been featured in National Geographic Traveler and many other publications. It recently moved to a new, larger location, which is modeled after an old-fashioned village and specially designed to showcase the ancient arts featured onstage. Entertainment includes musical presentations, hula dances, craft demonstrations and more. A lavish buffet featuring roasted pork is accompanied by tropical drinks. Admission: USD82.29 (tax included) adults; USD51.04 (tax included) children 2-12. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lahaina Landmark |
658 Wharf St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 3636 / +1 800 457 5457 http://pioneerinnmaui.com/dini... |
This restaurant is located in the courtyard of a downtown Lahaina landmark. The Inn (P.I. to locals) was the only hotel in Lahaina for a long time and is currently a comfortable Best Western property. Fusion-influenced cuisine and fruity drinks are served in a tropical garden setting. The menu features fresh local seafood and produce. Graze on Kula green salad and spring rolls, or go for a heartier choice such as the Fettuccine with Scallops and Mussels. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Tropical chic on the beach |
2525 Ka'anapali Parkway Ka'anapali Beach Hotel Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 0011 http://www.kbhmaui.com/dining/... |
While this bar is a fun hangout spot during the daytime, it becomes truly atmospheric in the evenings. A multitude of candles and lights add their glow to the dusk as the sun wanes. Live entertainers begin to tune their instruments on the stage. The temperature drops, and the energy becomes more festive. People who shun alcohol and food during the daytime might find it a little easier after sunset. This place offers a selection of tasty treats and creative blended drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant Dinner Show |
900 Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 6244 http://www.hawaiimagic.com/ |
Master magician Warren Gibson has earned rave reviews from guests around the United States. Now Warren, together with the ghostly piano player Annabelle, is enchanting audiences nightly in downtown Lahaina. The key elements of this spectacular night are delicious Pacific Rim cuisine, a tableside opening act, a comfortably elegant ambiance and, of course, some world-class magic. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Greg Williams |
 Photo: Lisa Blohm |
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 Photo: Bryan & Wendy Wicks |