Maui, luau
Jun 26th, 2003, 03:56 PM
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Maui, luau
Since the Old Lahaina Luau is booked up months in advance, we ended up going to the Feast at Le Le. Wow, what a treat!
----a sit-at-table dinner at the beach with waiter-served courses of food of Samoa, Tonga, Polynesia, and Hawaii and matching dancing to go with each.
----a sit-at-table dinner at the beach with waiter-served courses of food of Samoa, Tonga, Polynesia, and Hawaii and matching dancing to go with each.
Jul 3rd, 2003, 05:08 AM
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www.feastatlele.com
we made resies a few weeks before...it's a much smaller venue so I'm not sure if that means it fills up more quickly. we had a great table, front and center.
we made resies a few weeks before...it's a much smaller venue so I'm not sure if that means it fills up more quickly. we had a great table, front and center.
Jul 13th, 2003, 08:39 AM
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We are going to Maui in Septemer and i am looking for a place for dinner for our 30th anniversary. We are bringing 3 adult children with us and I am thinking a luau would be a great time. Since we are buying I am wondering is this luau expensive? What is included? any suggestions?
Jul 13th, 2003, 09:05 PM
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Feast at Le Le costs $95 . It is worth it. It includes fresh lei, all the drinks you can drink, great food, fabulous service, beautiful beach'/sunset setting, great entertainment. We only needed reservations one day in advance. But sooner would be safer.
