Maui Fish & Pasta

Very so-​so. Not terrible, but a bit disappointing. As with everything in Hawaii it was expensive, but the issue here were the portion sizes were very small and the food itself was forgettable. Paid a lot of money for somewhat bland food and was not even full when we left. Had to get a snack back at our condo.

I’ve come twice for the breakfast, it’s that good. I ordered the macadamian banana nut cakes. My husband ordered the Loco Moco, I tried a bite and it was good. We ordered the fruit plate with cinnamon sour cream and OMG the cinnamon sour cream is sooooo good. The service was very good and the a staff was friendly. I will come back here next time I’m in Maui.

We came here for lunch while doing some shopping, and while the other restaurants seemed pretty busy, this one was not crowded at all. We were sat in an open air restaurant, and had a beautiful view of the ocean a couple hundred yards away. The service was really good, and they weren’t busy, so that would be expected.
The food was good. We ordered Maui brewing company Root Beer, and a torani iced tea. We also got fish tacos and a «Moco Loco» which is a Hawaiin dish of rice topped with seasoned hamburger patties, a fried egg, and mushroom gravy. It was one of their signature dishes, and it was actually really good. And pretty simple, we ended up making it at home once when we got back too.
All in all, a pleasant lunch with good food, good service, and a nice view of the ocean. What more can you ask for?

Your Supreme Leader decided to eat at this place.
The server basically just did her job. Was not bad but was not amazing.
The food… not so much. My girlfriend got the chicken parmesan sandwich. The ratio of bread to protein was a staggering 90% bread to 10% chicken, and very bland. I got the Hawaiian chicken wings. Not anything to write about but they were drenched in teriyaki.
Not the best place, but not horrible. It is ehhhh… aladeen?

No. Keep walking. Even if you are very hungry. Even if you need something to save your life after the fun you had last night. Take the chance of starving and find another establishment.
Service was bad; not just our table but the table next to use. I’m still waiting for my side of bacon… at least she forgot to punch it in with the order and forgot to charge me.
I would liken the breakfast food to bad Denny’s (and I’m not saying Denny’s is good). The over easy eggs were done pretty well. But the coffee was just bad. The corn beef hash was some frozen prepackaged deal. Bad. I read someone’s review that said it was «out of this world». I feel sorry for that person because they need to experience better.
And people I know it’s Hawaii but rice or potatoes should not be an option with corn beef hash; they don’t go together.
So we ate there begrudgingly because Hula Grill next door doesn’t do breakfast on Maui.
I did not tip. First time in ages!
I don’t think anyone here cares or is trying to do better. They are just content with disappointing people.

Worst breakfast in Lahaina. All of the food came out cold. I’m from Canada and we came here to get away from the cold.
I wouldn’t recommend it.
Suggestions for breakfast:
— gazebo restaurant
— Koa’s
— Snappy Cakes
All very good.

Best happy hour!!! Ordered the calamari which is some of the best I have ever had! Also ordered the California roll which was fresh and delicious! Drinks were also well priced. Overall, great setting looking over the ocean, great food and service!

Read great reviews on all the advertisements about this place. Dropped in for the happy hour. Great thing is that the hotels and restaurants stack the happy hour times so tourists can max out. Our server, Alisha was fabulous and really helpful. She asked us what we liked and made great recommendations. We ended up ordering doubles on drinks, appetizers and it was delicious! I definitely recommend this spot as a must for everyone families, couples, and friends.

Tried their breakfast and OMG that beef hash was out of this world, I have yet to try beef hash this good and I eat around!
Trust me, order it!

It was expensive and the food was not all that great to me. For the price its better to go to the harbor and eat there.
Honestly, maybe if we would have come to this place first my review might not be as dry but that is exactly how I feel about this place.
Everything was very mediocre… like a blah blah chain restaurant.
The location is the best part… It was not horrible I just had so much better.

This was the only place in Maui that still opens late for a meal. I looked at the menu and nothing really seemed appetizing. I ordered the spicy tuna roll and it came with 6 pieces but it was just average. I was hoping the sushi would be great since it is Maui and the fish is fresh. My friends ordered a pesto chicken dish and a spaghetti and meatballs dish. Both of them said the food was terrible. This place is expensive for mediocre food. Our server did a decent job by getting refills, checking on us, and talking to us. Try this place at your own risk.
Tip for the owner: Fire your chefs and hire new ones. Service is fine.

Expensive, sterile interior and mediocre food. The burrata cheese appetizer with pesto, chopped tomatoes and crostini consisted of a small portion of cheese and pesto with 4 thin, stale slices of bread and a small pile of tomatoes. This appetizer was around $ 15! The mahi mahi crusted in macadamia nuts with pea couscous and curry sauce was decent in size but the flavors were a bit discordant. The crème brûlée was honestly the best part of the dining experience.

We ate here for breakfast almost everyday of our vacation. Great options, including a fantastic special created by the chef that my family almost bought them out of. It was a breakfast sandwich with egg, Canadian bacon, bacon and French toast.
The service was amazing too and they were great to my daughter!

My husband and I were looking for a good pre-​race dinner for the Maui Marathon. In the shopping area surrounding the restaurant is all the same type of restaurants. Except this one. And we are runners and it is just inevitable we typically search for pasta the night before a race. Cliché I know. But true.
We got here right around open and were seated right away. As we ate dinner you could see other runners progressively trickling into the restaurant and a lot of pasta being sold that night. My husband had the spaghetti and meatballs and I had pasta also. Both of them were very tasty. But that is all we got — no side dishes or bread. And it was expensive for that. I know it is a touristy area — but I expected a bit more for the price. Even just bread.

My lady friend gave this place two stars when we came here a couple of years ago. Apparently I forgot to rate it altogether. But not this time! I remembered this time and I am trumping her bad rating by giving this place four stars. We now even out to a couple rating of three stars, which is probably what I would have given this had she not gone so far south on hers.
Would you be upset if this place did not serve fish or pasta and was not in Maui? I would be. Fortunately, that is nothing you have to worry about here. They serve these items and they are in Maui.
We had a waiter who kept calling us «my friends». It was weird but endearing. When I Facebook friend requested him later and he denied it, I realized that I had been had.
We aren’t friends, after all. That was just his way of referring to us during our time there.
This has been hard to cope with but I am getting past it, day by day.

Horrible service. Waiter stopped by about 10 minutes after arrival to take order and never returned. Food arrived by another. Fish tacos are overrated here… barely passable and obviously intended for tourists.
Thought this restaurant was worth another try after five years but won’t return again.