Restaurant on the Big Island for our 50th
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Restaurant on the Big Island for our 50th
We'll be in Hawaii right after Christmas celebrating our 50th wedding anniversary with our 2 kids' and their families. We want to go out to dinner on our anniversary somewhere nice, keeping in mind there will be 5 adults and 3 10 year olds-so it can't be really fancy. We are staying at the Waikoloa Beach Villas, which I believe are close to the Hilton Waikoloa. Any recommendations for a restaurant in the area would be greatly appreciated!
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We'll be in Hawaii right after Christmas celebrating our 50th wedding anniversary with our 2 kids' and their families. We want to go out to dinner on our anniversary somewhere nice, keeping in mind there will be 5 adults and 3 10 year olds-so it can't be really fancy. We are staying at the Waikoloa Beach Villas, which I believe are close to the Hilton Waikoloa. Any recommendations for a restaurant in the area would be greatly appreciated!
check them out!
https://www.royyamaguchi.com/roys-waikoloa-big-island
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Roy's is actually a chain. We thought it was ok, but overpriced. This was several years ago.
You will be relatively close to the Mauna Lani hotel and The Fairmont Orchid hotel. They both have very nice restaurants, on the water. It's not unusual for kids to be dining with parents. Your ten-year-olds should be fine at either one.
https://www.aubergeresorts.com/maunalani/dining/
https://www.fairmont.com/orchid-hawaii/
You will be relatively close to the Mauna Lani hotel and The Fairmont Orchid hotel. They both have very nice restaurants, on the water. It's not unusual for kids to be dining with parents. Your ten-year-olds should be fine at either one.
https://www.aubergeresorts.com/maunalani/dining/
https://www.fairmont.com/orchid-hawaii/
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Roy’s has 21 restaurants world wide. That’s not many.
I think being part of a “chain” should not diminish their quality. Their reviews are very good.
We loved the Roy’s in Chicago though it closed during the pandemic along with many others including some Michelin starred establishments.
As for price Hawaii is very expensive in general. Roy’s is not an outlier. Looking at the menus Roy’s is actually quite reasonable if not less compared to the other two.
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I think being part of a “chain” should not diminish their quality. Their reviews are very good.
We loved the Roy’s in Chicago though it closed during the pandemic along with many others including some Michelin starred establishments.
As for price Hawaii is very expensive in general. Roy’s is not an outlier. Looking at the menus Roy’s is actually quite reasonable if not less compared to the other two.
JM2C
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Have eaten in Roy's several times in differnt places and always have a nice meal and evening. The Hilton itself, lucky enough to stay there twice for husband's business trips, has several nice restaurants. It's been a while and so I am not sure which ones still in existence or might have changed but there was a high-end French restaurant as well as a continental restaurant with incredible sunset views at the very top of the resort that was quite outstanding.
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If you don't mind a bit of a drive, I'd choose Merriman's In Waimea. Since you are already on the west side it won't be the hour we drive to it from Kona. Food is wonderful, service delightful. Peter Merriman has a restaurant on every island, but it's scarcely a chain. Reservations a must.
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If you don't mind a bit of a drive, I'd choose Merriman's In Waimea. Since you are already on the west side it won't be the hour we drive to it from Kona. Food is wonderful, service delightful. Peter Merriman has a restaurant on every island, but it's scarcely a chain. Reservations a must.
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The Four Seasons Resort at Hulahai has the Ulu Ocean Grill, which would be fantastic for your celebration! Most of their food is sourced from Hawaii, you can be seated on the sand or inside and it is a very special experience without being too much for the kids- casual attire is ok.
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