3 Best Restaurants in West Maui, Maui

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Joey's Kitchen

$$ Fodor's choice

Chef–owner Joey Macadangdang, who has been at the helm of fine-dining kitchens for most of his career, brings his good taste to the masses with this unfussy restaurant featuring Filipino, Asian, and American fusion dishes. He's a longtime champion of local producers, so many of his recipes highlight ingredients grown on Maui. Don't be fooled by its under-the-radar location in a strip mall; there's a good chance you'll find yourself returning here several times during your trip.

Lahaina Coolers

$$

It's been a popular casual spot with locals since it first opened in 1989, and to be around that long, it's got to be doing something right. You can get everything from huevos rancheros to local-style fried rice at breakfast; plate lunches, salads, wraps, and more for lunch; and fresh fish, chicken, steak, and pasta for dinner; plus there are separate pizza, pupu, and bar menus. Since this restaurant buys its fish from Lahaina Harbor anglers, the catch of the day is always a good bet.

180 Dickenson St., Lahaina, HI, 96761, USA
808-661–7082
Known For
  • Late night bar menu served until midnight
  • Cheery local crowd
  • Relaxing open-air courtyard
Restaurant Details
Credit cards accepted

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Tiki Terrace

$$

Executive chef Tom Muromoto is a local boy who loves to cook modern, upscale Hawaiian food, and he augments the various fresh fish dishes on his menu with items influenced by Hawaii's ethnic mix. This casual, open-air restaurant is the only place on Maui—maybe in Hawaii—where you can have a Native Hawaiian combination plate that is as healthful as it is authentic. Sunday brunch, complete with strolling Hawaiian musicians and hula dancers, is renowned here; and if you're around for any holiday, chow down at the amazing holiday brunch buffets.

2525 Kaanapali Pkwy., Kaanapali, HI, 96761, USA
808-667–0124
Known For
  • Seafood lawalu (food wrapped in green ti leaves)
  • Hawaiian laulau (pork wrapped in leaves that's cooked until tender)
  • Native Hawaiian plate
Restaurant Details
Credit cards accepted
No lunch

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