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1. Lobby Lounge at Four Seasons Resort Maui
This lofty resort's lobby lounge is perfect when you want live Hawaiian music, a bit of hula, and freshly prepared sushi all in one sitting. If you're not in the mood for a ceremonious sit-down meal but still crave something out of the ordinary, the place is perfect for a quick bite. The artisanal cocktails are well done and highlight locally distilled spirits. The contemporary beachfront space, which boasts a stunning view of the Pacific, west Maui, and neighboring island of Lanai, is beautifully appointed with natural tones and textiles inspired by the destination, rare ivory cane palms, and locally made art. Food is served 5–10 pm; cocktails 5–11 pm.
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2. Kahale's Beach Club
If you're looking for a genuine dive bar among the more tropical, touristy spots, this is the place. The bartenders are friendly, and you'll find plenty of locals to talk story with; just be sure to mind your manners---the classic dive bar fistfights can also frequently be found here.
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3. Life's a Beach
This dive bar brings in a young bunch looking to par-tay. A lively rotation of entertainment keeps the good times rolling, including live island-style music, guest bands, karaoke, and open-mic nights. A casual Mexican-food menu with great prices keeps the munchies away.
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4. Luau—Grand Wailea
Grand Wailea’s spectacular luau features traditional ceremonies, music, and dishes such as poi, kalua pig, poke, and haupia. Guests can sit at their own private table overlooking Wailea Beach for an unforgettable evening filled with interactive entertainment, hula lessons, and amazing performances that showcase the myths and legends of Maui all in their colorful, fiery glory. Seating includes standard and Alii premium seating.
3850 Wailea Alanui Dr., Wailea, Hawaii, 96753, USA808-875–1234Nightlife Details
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5. Mulligan's on the Blue
Frothy pints of Guinness and late-night fish-and-chips—who could ask for more? Live music happens every night of the week, often featuring foot-stomping Irish jams that will have you dancing a jig, and singing something about "a whiskey for me-Johnny." In addition to the daily music, the venue hosts larger monthly events and concerts.
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6. Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar
The fun atmosphere here is just as popular among locals and visitors, and the feel of the place is brighter and more casual than the resort-style polish of its sister restaurant in Kapalua. It always draws a good crowd on karaoke nights (Thursday–Saturday) when sushi and appetizers are half off 10 pm–1 am.
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7. South Shore Tiki Lounge
Good eats are paired with cool tunes in this breezy tropical tavern. Local acts and DJs are featured from 4 to 6 pm most evenings, and DJs get the dance floor shaking at 10 pm Thursday through Saturday. Happy hour specials run from 11 am to 6 pm. This is the bar where locals hang out, so if you'd like to mix with the local scene, this is the spot.
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8. Te Au Moana
Te Au Moana means "ocean tide," which is all you need to know about the simply breathtaking backdrop for this South Maui luau at Wailea Beach Resort. The tasty family-style dinner serves a three-course dinner that includes variety of local staples and desserts, as well as an open bar. Longtime local entertainment company Tihati Productions seamlessly intertwines ancient Hawaiian stories and contemporary songs with traditional hula and Polynesian dances, concluding with a jaw-dropping solo fire-knife dance.
3700 Wailea Alanui, Wailea, Hawaii, 96753, USA877-827–2740Nightlife Details
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9. The Feast at Mokapu
Held on the grounds of the posh Andaz, it's no surprise that this oceanfront luau is elevated to luxurious heights. A live band sets the soundtrack for an evening of storytelling, traditional and modern dance from across Polynesia, and an energetic fire-knife dance. The onstage performance is matched by eye-catching culinary creations delivered directly to your table and served family style. Indeed, standard luau fare goes gourmet with a multicourse dinner that blends traditional foods with modern flare. Preshow cultural activities, an open bar, and a complimentary printed photo are additional perks.
3550 Wailea Alanui Dr., Wailea, Hawaii, 96753, USA808-573–1234Nightlife Details
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10. Vibe Bar Maui
This speakeasy-style bar is smack dab in the middle of Kihei's nightlife scene, and it stands out for its lineup of specialty cocktails. It's the size of a living room, but mixology is given more consideration here than at other venues.
1913 S. Kihei Rd., Kihei, Hawaii, 96753, USA808-891–1011
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