Breakfast places in Maui?
Aug 5th, 2006, 06:04 PM
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Breakfast places in Maui?
We are looking for breakfast place suggestions in Maui. We are interested in everything from the expensive swanky brunch buffets to the hole in the wall down home cookin' places. We love eating outside, and with a view, but are just looking for great breakfasts. Also, is there any place that serves breakfast all day long? Thanks a bunch. So far, I have the following:
Swan Court at the Hyatt
The Gazebo
Plantation House
Pioneer Inn
Java Jazz in the Star Market shopping center
We will be staying in Kaanapali, but hope to be found eating breakfast all over the island! Thanks!
Swan Court at the Hyatt
The Gazebo
Plantation House
Pioneer Inn
Java Jazz in the Star Market shopping center
We will be staying in Kaanapali, but hope to be found eating breakfast all over the island! Thanks!
Aug 5th, 2006, 08:13 PM
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CJ's Deli & Diner - The Comfort Zone
2580 Keka'a Drive, Suite 120, Lahaina, Hawaii
Our Phone Number is 808-667-0968
Serving from 7:00 am till 8:00 pm Daily
Check this place out. We had breakfast almost every day we were in Hawaii, here.
They have a website.
2580 Keka'a Drive, Suite 120, Lahaina, Hawaii
Our Phone Number is 808-667-0968
Serving from 7:00 am till 8:00 pm Daily
Check this place out. We had breakfast almost every day we were in Hawaii, here.
They have a website.
Aug 6th, 2006, 12:42 AM
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Cafe Des Amis in Paia. They specialize in crepes (breakfast & lunch) and curries at dinner. Breakfast crepes are served all day. Very trendy, and food is fresh and tasty, made from scratch. Catch it on the way to Hana. The Gazebo is a great choice.
Aug 6th, 2006, 04:45 AM
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We enjoy buffet breakfast at one of the lovely hotels in Wailea, followed by a stroll on the oceanfront paved walking path that extends from one end of Wailea to the other. Our favorite has always been the Rennaisance (sp?), but it will be closing soon. For something more casual, we like Cafe Ciao at the Kea Lani.
