Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Lahaina from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Lahaina
Lahaina's wine-focused tables appear across Kapalua, Ka'anapali, Napili and Lahaina, with programs, one exceptional list and one Wine Spectator award.
Son'z Steakhouse in Ka'anapali has an exceptional wine program, an extensive wine list and sommelier-led service. Its menu centres on 100% USDA Prime beef dry-aged in-house for 21+ days, with island seafood alongside it.
Banyan Tree in Kapalua holds the city's Wine Spectator Award of Excellence and has a wine list. The kitchen serves inventive seafood with Hawaiian, Persian and Southeast Asian flavors at the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua.
Sea House Restaurant in Napili has a wine list and Hawaii Regional Seafood on Napili Bay. Its beachfront setting and ocean views frame the meal on Maui's west coast.
Lahaina's structured meals include luau formats and omakase, with set-menu dining across the waterfront and the Kaanapali corridor.
Feast at Lele presents an oceanfront Polynesian luau with a set menu and table service. The dinner brings together food, music and dance from Hawaii, Aotearoa, Tahiti and Samoa.
Takumi in Ka'anapali offers omakase and a la carte sushi with a sake program. The room focuses on traditional artisan Japanese sushi technique and Maui's freshest ingredients in an intimate omakase.
Old Lahaina Luau uses family style and set menu formats for a traditional Hawaiian feast on the waterfront. The evening includes live hula and music, plus an underground imu pig roasting ceremony.
Kapalua and Ka'anapali have the strongest wine focus in our guide, with Napili also represented. Son'z Steakhouse in Ka'anapali has an exceptional wine program, Banyan Tree in Kapalua holds the city's Wine Spectator Award of Excellence, and Sea House Restaurant in Napili has a wine list.
Lahaina has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Banyan Tree in Kapalua holds the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence (2026) and has a wine list. Son'z Steakhouse in Ka'anapali has an exceptional wine program, an extensive wine list and sommelier-led service.
Feast at Lele, Takumi and Old Lahaina Luau are the clearest structured options in our guide. Feast at Lele and Old Lahaina Luau use set menu formats on the waterfront, while Takumi in Ka'anapali offers omakase with a sake program.
Banyan Tree is the only venue in our Lahaina guide with a Wine Spectator award, the Award of Excellence. It is in Kapalua, and the award is dated 2026. The restaurant has an extensive wine list.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Selected entries from the current guide for Lahaina.
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Banyan Tree sits within the Ritz-Carlton complex at Lahaina, placing it inside West Maui's most concentrated tier of resort dining. The setting frames Kāʻanapali's coastline as both backdrop and context for a kitchen that operates where Hawaiian agricultural sourcing meets resort-scale hospitality. For visitors orienting around ingredient provenance and coastal scenery, it occupies a specific and considered position in Lahaina's dining spectrum.
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Cane & Canoe at Maui's Montage Kapalua Bay brings Polynesian fusion to the west Maui shoreline, grounding its menu in locally sourced ingredients from farms like Kula Country Farms. Breakfast runs seven days a week, Sunday brunch adds live jazz and a bloody Mary bar, and the piano bar pours handcrafted tropical cocktails from 5 p.m. Currently undergoing renovation while remaining open to guests.
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Front Street at the Water's Edge Lahaina's Front Street runs close enough to the ocean that you can hear the water before you see it. Along this strip, where the mountains of West Maui push the town toward the harbor, the dining options split...
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Among Kaanapali's casual dining options, Monkeypod Kitchen occupies a distinct position as a community-facing New American restaurant under the direction of Peter Merriman, a foundational figure in Hawaii Regional Cuisine. Ranked #692 on Opinionated About Dining's 2025 Casual North America list and holding, it draws a consistent mix of locals and visitors to its open-air setting on the west Maui coast.
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Star Noodle on Front Street occupies the casual, community-facing end of West Maui dining, where Hawaiian-inflected noodle dishes draw a loyal local crowd alongside visitors. Ranked in Opinionated About Dining's North American Cheap Eats list for three consecutive years, reaching #54 in 2024, it sits in a tier defined more by cultural honesty than ceremony. Chef Sheldon Simeon's fingerprints are visible throughout a menu that treats plate lunch traditions with the same seriousness given to fine dining elsewhere.
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On Lahaina's Front Street, Aloha Mixed Plate occupies a stretch of oceanfront real estate where plate lunch, that defining format of Hawaii's multicultural working-class table, meets an open-air setting with direct views across the channel to Molokai. The menu draws from the same Filipino, Japanese, Korean, and Hawaiian traditions that shaped local food culture across the islands, served in generous portions at accessible prices.
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Betty's Beach Cafe serves beachfront American seafood at a waterfront terrace on Front Street, with brunch, lunch, and dinner service that suits casual, conversational plans.
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Castaway Cafe occupies a stretch of Lahaina's west-facing shoreline on Kai Ala Drive, positioning it within the broader pattern of open-air casual dining that defines the town's beachside restaurant tier. With limited publicly available detail on menus or booking systems, the café operates closer to a walk-in, discover-it-yourself format than the reservation-heavy properties that dominate Lahaina's more formal dining circuit.
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Coco Deck Lahaina sits on Front Street in Lahaina, Maui, where the open-air deck format places it squarely in a West Maui dining tradition built around ocean views and casual-to-mid-range hospitality. It occupies a stretch of coastline that has defined Hawaiian beach dining for decades, drawing both local regulars and visitors working through the full range of Lahaina's waterfront options.
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Duke's Beach House Maui pairs Hawaiian seafood with island flavors, a waterfront terrace, and a casual, conversational pace for breakfast through dinner.
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Feast at Lele delivers a full-evening Polynesian lu'au on Lahaina's Front Street waterfront, pairing traditional Pacific Island performance with a seated, coursed dinner that draws from Hawaiian, Samoan, Tongan, Tahitian, and Maori culinary traditions. The format sits above the typical lu'au buffet tier, positioning it as Lahaina's most composed version of the ceremonial feast experience.
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A landmark of the area's plantation heritage, it draws visitors seeking a grounded, local alternative to the resort dining that dominates the coastline. Check current opening hours and offerings directly before visiting.
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On Lahaina's Front Street, Honu Oceanside occupies one of Maui's more coveted dining positions, a waterfront address where the Pacific sets the pace of the meal. The restaurant draws a mix of locals and visitors who come for seafood prepared with an eye toward Hawaiian ingredients and coastal tradition. For those planning a West Maui evening, it sits comfortably in the mid-to-upper tier of the Front Street dining strip.
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On Lahaina's historic Front Street, Lahaina Fish Co occupies the waterfront position that defines casual seafood dining along Maui's west coast. The restaurant draws from the same Pacific waters visible from its open-air seating, placing it squarely in the tradition of dock-adjacent fish houses that have shaped the town's restaurant identity for decades. For visitors working through Lahaina's dining options, it represents the accessible, location-driven end of the spectrum.
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On Maui's west coast, Lahaina Noon sits oceanfront along Kekaa Drive in a stretch where the Pacific sets the terms of every meal. The address places it squarely within the wider Lahaina dining scene, a corridor that ranges from casual plate-lunch counters to Polynesian-fusion tasting formats. For context on what surrounds it, the EP Club Lahaina guide maps the full picture.
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A Kaanapali beachfront institution with decades of presence on Maui's West Shore, Longhi's positions itself in the mid-to-upper tier of Lahaina's dining scene with a menu architecture that draws from Italian-American traditions adapted for the Pacific. The open-air setting along Nohea Kai Drive places it within walking distance of the major Kaanapali resort corridor, making it a practical and considered choice for visitors already based along the strip.
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Mala Ocean Tavern sits on Front Street with direct views across the channel toward Lanai, positioning it among Lahaina's waterfront dining addresses that pair Pacific-sourced ingredients with an unhurried, ocean-facing ritual. The restaurant operates within a Maui dining scene that increasingly favors locally grounded menus over resort-generic formats, making it a reference point for visitors orienting toward place-specific eating on the west side of the island.
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Maui Brewing Co. Kā'anapali sits along the Kā'anapali Pkwy corridor, bringing the brewery's Hawaii-rooted craft beer program to one of Maui's most visited resort strips. The open-air format draws a steady local following alongside resort guests, anchoring its appeal in island-ingredient brewing and a casual menu that rewards repeat visits. It occupies a distinct slot among West Maui's dining options, where the beer list does most of the talking.
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Mauka Makai sits on Kai Malina Parkway in Lahaina, occupying the geographic and culinary middle ground the name describes: mauka means toward the mountain, makai toward the sea. On Maui, that axis defines how locals orient themselves through the island, and this address keeps both directions visible. The restaurant draws on West Maui's coastal dining tradition in a town rebuilding its identity after significant change.
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On Lahaina's waterfront at 1251 Front Street, Old Lahaina Luau occupies a particular position in Maui's cultural-dining calendar: an open-air evening that sequences traditional Hawaiian food, hula, and ceremony into a single structured format. It sits in a category where atmosphere and cultural programming carry more weight than kitchen technique, and where the event arc matters as much as any individual dish.
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Pacific'O sits at 505 Front Street in Lahaina, directly on the waterfront strip that defines the town's dining identity. The address places it within walking distance of the key gathering points on Front Street, and the open-air setting, sea in front, the West Maui Mountains behind, sets the physical terms of the meal before a dish arrives. For visitors planning around Lahaina's dining circuit, it belongs on the same consideration list as the area's other established waterfront tables.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Lahaina.
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Set on 24 acres along Maui's northwest coast in the Kapalua resort area, Montage Kapalua Bay holds a Michelin 2 Keys distinction (2024) and a 96-point La Liste ranking (2026). Its 56 all-suite residences range from one to four bedrooms, each with full kitchens, wine fridges, and private lanais. The Cane and Canoe restaurant anchors a dining programme built around fresh local seafood beneath a soaring canoe-house ceiling.
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On the northwestern tip of Maui, The Ritz-Carlton Kapalua occupies 54 acres of the Kapalua Resort with direct Pacific Ocean frontage, 466 rooms and suites, six restaurants, and a 17,500-square-foot spa rooted in Hawaiian tradition. It holds AAA Five Diamond recognition and a 2026 La Liste rating of 91 points, placing it in the upper tier of Hawaiian luxury resort properties.
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The Plantation Inn occupies a quietly prominent position on Lahainaluna Road, a short walk from Lahaina's Front Street waterfront. Its plantation-era architecture and measured pace set it apart from the larger resort properties that dominate the West Maui coast. For travellers who prefer a smaller footprint and a more deliberate style of hospitality, it represents a considered alternative to the area's high-capacity options.
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