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Where to Eat

Restaurants & Bakeries

When guests ask us where to eat, this is the list we share. This isn’t meant to be every restaurant on the island. These are the places we’ve enjoyed ourselves, along with a few well-known spots that consistently get great reviews. Most are on the west side, with a handful of favorites in Kihei, Kahului, and Upcountry that are worth the drive. We’ve organized everything by area to make it easy to plan your days.

West Maui

Casual Eats & Local Favorites

Miso Phat Sushi

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Miso Phat Sushi
Fresh sushi and rolls in a small local spot. Known for quality fish, great poke, and quick service.
Local tip: Call in your order early. They often sell out of popular items later in the day.

Joey’s Kitchen

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Joey’s Kitchen 
Local favorite serving authentic Hawaiian comfort food and classic plate lunches. Known for bold island flavors, generous portions, and a relaxed, no-frills atmosphere. A great spot to try traditional dishes done right. Local tip: This is one of the better places on the west side for a true plate lunch experience without the resort price tag.

Dolly’s Pub & Cafe

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Dolly’s Pub & Cafe
Casual neighborhood hangout known for its pizzas, cold drinks, and laid-back local vibe. A go-to spot for a relaxed meal, especially in the evening, with a menu that leans toward comfort food and pub favorites. Local tip: Their pizzas are the standout. Great option for an easy dinner or takeout after a long beach day, and they often have live music or a lively bar crowd at night.

Pizza Paradiso

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Pizza Paradiso
Casual local pizzeria known for its hand-tossed pizzas, generous toppings, and easy takeout options. A reliable choice for a quick, satisfying meal without leaving the Kahana area.
Local tip: The pepperoni pizza is a local favorite. Great for grabbing takeout and enjoying a relaxed dinner back at the condo after a beach day.

Miss Arepa

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Miss Arepa
Casual local spot known for its Venezuelan-style arepas, fresh ingredients, and bold flavors. A great stop for a quick, satisfying meal with something a little different from the usual island fare.
Local tip: The shredded beef arepa is a local favorite. Great for a quick lunch or easy takeout on the way back from the beach.

Hawaiian Village Coffee

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Hawaiian Village Coffee
Cozy local coffee shop known for its fresh brews, espresso drinks, and quick breakfast options. A convenient stop in the Kahana Gateway for starting your day or grabbing something on the go.
Local tip: The iced latte is a local favorite. Great spot to pick up coffee and a light breakfast before heading out for the day.

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