Plate lunches, poke, shave ice, craft cocktails, luaus and the restaurants worth planning a day around.
There are splurges, and then there is Mama’s Fish House.
A Maui luau is not simply a dinner and a show.
The sun slides toward the Pacific, the air softens with plumeria and salt, and somewhere a table is waiting.
On a warm Maui afternoon, when the trade winds soften and the sun feels like it is pouring straight through the windshield, there are few better remedies than a paper cone of shave ice.
The plate lunch is one of Maui’s most beloved culinary traditions, a hearty, unpretentious meal that captures the island’s history in every scoop of rice and spoonful of macaroni salad.
Maui’s food scene is not one single story.
Maui’s food scene is not one single experience.
The sun slips behind the West Maui Mountains, trade winds soften, and somewhere a bartender reaches for fresh lilikoi, local rum, and a chunk of Maui pineapple.
