Hawaii, Kauai, Food
#4
Joined: Apr 2005
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We really enjoyed the food at Pacific Cafe the last time we went to Kauai. Although its very highly rated, its not really "fancy, schmancy" and the food was delicious. I guess I would compare to the type of food at Roy's or Alan Wong's.
#5
Joined: Mar 2005
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My husband and I stopped for lunch at Scotty's Barbeque in the Kapaa area last month. Great drinks and very good food. We had the beef brisket, very impressed. We had been grilling fish every night at our condo, so the bbq was a welcome change of pace. Absolutely gorgeous ocean view and friendly service.
#6
Joined: Jul 2003
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Sorry, but A Pacific Cafe has been closed and gone for over a year now...
I second the vote for Scottys BBQ (even though some have posted that they were less than impressed with the food). More "good eats" in Kapa`a -- Olympic Cafe (B,L,D), Kountry Kitchen (B), Kaua`i Pasta (D), King & Thai (D), Norberto's El Cafe (D), Pono Market or L&L Drive-Inn (for traditional Hawaiian plate lunch), Hula Girls Bar & Grill (L, D), Hukilau Lanai (L, D).
We who live on Kaua`i and dine out often, graciously share our personal reviews with friends/neighbors. Even if they don't ask!
Latest "iffy" reviews for Kapa`a mid-price dining spots, have been for Coconuts, Lemon Grass, and Wahooooo. When they're great, they're great; when they're not, you feel ripped off.
For fancy schmanies ("high maka-maka" in local-speak)...Roy's in Po`ipu, Dondero's or Tidepools at Hyatt Po`ipu, La Cascata at Princeville Hotel.
I second the vote for Scottys BBQ (even though some have posted that they were less than impressed with the food). More "good eats" in Kapa`a -- Olympic Cafe (B,L,D), Kountry Kitchen (B), Kaua`i Pasta (D), King & Thai (D), Norberto's El Cafe (D), Pono Market or L&L Drive-Inn (for traditional Hawaiian plate lunch), Hula Girls Bar & Grill (L, D), Hukilau Lanai (L, D).
We who live on Kaua`i and dine out often, graciously share our personal reviews with friends/neighbors. Even if they don't ask!
Latest "iffy" reviews for Kapa`a mid-price dining spots, have been for Coconuts, Lemon Grass, and Wahooooo. When they're great, they're great; when they're not, you feel ripped off.
For fancy schmanies ("high maka-maka" in local-speak)...Roy's in Po`ipu, Dondero's or Tidepools at Hyatt Po`ipu, La Cascata at Princeville Hotel.
#7
Joined: Nov 2005
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auntiemaria--every time I read a post from you I picture you sitting out on a lanai, overlooking an ocean, and smelling the beautiful smells you find only in Kauai. You are so lucky to live there, but you probably know that.
Anyway...I did in fact have a wonderful meal at Lemongrass in Kapaa. Also love King and I Thai.
Anyway...I did in fact have a wonderful meal at Lemongrass in Kapaa. Also love King and I Thai.
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#10
Joined: Jun 2005
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Stayed at the Hyatt and had lovely dinners at both Donderos and Tidepools. But my favorite place? Hamura's Saimen off of Rice Street. What a dive...but great saimen. Order the special, regular size, with two chicken skewers. About $8. Yummm! RLS



