This review is for their breakfast buffet which was included in our stay at the attached resort…read more(Wailea beach resort). The wait can vary-- if there is no line, no wait for a table. If there is a line, the wait can be lengthy. One day she took my number and texted me when our table was ready (and I killed time at the lobby shops and artisan stands while my husband enjoyed the open air lobby views). The staff are kind, friendly and even offered area activity recommendations. The ocean view is incredible-- it can be enjoyed best on the patio, and from many of the indoor tables. The buffet includes unlimited coffee, tea, juices (love the POG juice), coke products (you can ask for a to go cup on your way out! I recommend asking for ice)-- as well as a made to order omelet. Then there is the entire buffet. As a vegetarian, I had plenty of options. Loved the avocado toast bar-- it was so flavorful! I loved the scones were different flavors each day. I eat eggs, so I sometimes had the scramble, sometimes a veggie omelet (I liked to top it with parmesan cheese from the avocado toast bar). I enjoyed the breakfast potatoes (they changed them up a bit each day), and the variety of salads. They even had a marinaded tofu! The place is kid friendly. There is a parking garage.

After a wonderful stay at the Wailea Beach Resort, this was unfortunately the one major…read moredisappointment of our trip. Humble Market Kitchen feels like a restaurant that knows it has a captive audience and has stopped trying very hard. The food was uninspired, generic, and significantly overpriced for what was delivered. Nothing was particularly bad, but almost nothing was memorable either. Breakfast was especially underwhelming. Skip the buffet. The eggs were watery and soupy, and the "Hawaiian sausage" turned out to be little more than sliced hot dogs. For a resort of this caliber in a destination known for incredible food, it felt surprisingly low effort. Service was probably the strongest part of the experience, but even that was average at best. I'd call it a 6 out of 10. Friendly enough, but not the level of hospitality you'd expect given the prices and setting. The disconnect is especially noticeable because the Wailea Beach Resort itself is fantastic. We genuinely loved our stay and would absolutely return to the property. That's what makes the restaurant so disappointing. It feels like a business operating inside a great resort rather than an extension of the resort experience. If you're staying at the Wailea Beach Resort, do yourself a favor and explore the many excellent dining options around Wailea instead. Maui has too many great restaurants to spend your vacation settling for this one.

Absolutely the best breakfast buffet I've ever had! All six of us in our group loved this place!…read moreAhi poke, bacon, chicken sausage, authentic Asian noodles and fried rice, an omelette bar, frittata, fresh papaya and pineapple, freshly baked pastries, and fresh juices. Even if it wasn't included with our package we would've gladly paid the $62 for the quality of the food and wonderful friendly staff. A HUGE shout out to IAN REECE who runs this place like a well oiled machine to make it such an incredible place to eat/relax!!! He and the entire friendly and capable staff at this place were our favorite part of the Fairmont Kea Lani!

Great breakfast with a lot of choices. All good. Lovely venue and grounds. Excellent service. Very…read moreattentive.

Everything was great. The service was good as well was the food. I had a great experience at this…read moreplace.

On a recent visit to Maui, I knew I wanted coffee and hearty food and this place popped up as…read morerecommended. Without the internet or a recommendation, I don't know how anyone would find this spot. It's in a little commercial area and is tiny inside. They have maybe six tables of various sizes and a bar along the windows. It's literally a mom-and-pop place, just an auntie and uncle running it, her in the front, and him cooking in the back. They have a fun eclectic collection of collections including money and map pins from around the world. She was super friendly in the front, sharing about all the things she's collected. Their menu is simple, pretty much eggs and meat. Everything is cooked to order and simply delicious. Coffee is a blend including locally sourced beans. Prices are reasonable but I wouldn't say cheap. It also seemed popular for large to go orders. It's worth checking out.

We were given a recommendation to go to Coleen's at the creamery!…read moreThe fish and chips were incredible! Super fresh fish! Home made tartar sauce The truffle Parmesan fries were incredible The house salad with the basalmic dressing was delicious . We caught happy hour and the cocktails for $10 were delicious! No ocean views but it was large inside and very comfortable!! High recommendation! Great place! Just read some reviews and people complained about the service! The service was fine,they were very busy and the girls were working very hard. Initially we were not made to feel very welcome, I think they were just busy

Service was exceptionally slow and the wait wasnt worth it. We waited over 30 minutes for a salad,…read morefries and fish burger and there were only 4 tables seated in the restaurant. The place smells like cigarette smoke (wafting in from the outside) which is disgusting. The food is passable - fries were overly salty but the fish was good. Wish we had passed and driven into Paia for a better restaurant. Hard pass on this place - fnd something better.

Kihei Caffe is a casual, counter-service spot with a lot of charm. You order at the counter and…read morethen a server walks around calling out names to deliver your food. I imagine it can be a little chaotic if they're busy but it's part of the fun. We went on Saturday morning and had about a 10 minute wait. The outdoor seating is lovely and makes for a really pleasant breakfast setting. The food is the real star. I ordered the corned beef and hash with pork fried rice instead of potatoes and scrambled eggs. The corned beef had a beautiful crispy layer that took it to another level. And if you're an ube fan, the Creamy Ube Halaya cold brew is an absolute must try. A unique, delicious experience! I'd definitely come back.

loco moco ($18.95) - haven't really had that many loco mocos…read morein life but i would say this is a pretty standard one, tasted within my expectations - however, i had a FIRE loco moco few days after and because that was an elevated take that tastes 100 times better than this, my rating for this went down - the meat patty was actually bit hard and dry; the texture wasn't the best; it only didn't feel too dry because it was drenched in the gravy - nothing special about this dish tbh because it consisted of only large amount of rice, meat patty, and 2 sunny side up eggs - basic loco moco but it's a dish id try once and be done with it pancakes with banana and macadamia ($16.95) - each additional topping is $2.5 more and idk how i feel about that because they didnt put too much of them; anyhow it was still a good decision to add bananas and macadamia nuts though - the texture of this pancake is way above the typical ones from denny's or a random spot that's thin and ordinary - it's got some fluffiness to it and a slight chew - however, it is still on the dryer side so it'd only be good if you pair it with a generous amount of honey and cream - not anything life changing about this pancake but it is definitely an above average one rating: 3.5/5 - overall, id say this breakfast spot feels like any other american breakfast spot but a tad bit better - nothing was especially impressive nor memorable - the portion was super massive for the price point though; we couldn't finish everything and had leftovers but mainly because they gave a lot of rice - super quick service and half self service so nothing much to note - they got plenty of outside seats which was nice with a little ocean view but you'd be sharing food with flies and litto birdies IG: @nom.noms.only

I enjoyed the granola with coconut chia instead of vanilla yogurt. The bowl was generously filled…read morewith crunchy granola, fresh blueberries, strawberries and pineapple and coconut chia, which was lightly sweet with a hint of honey. Very delicious and filling. My significant other enjoyed french toast, which came with butter and maple syrup. Simple and ono! Food was served quickly. We ate in comfort, with a local community vibe. Families were enjoying their breakfast, talking and enjoying each other's company. Definitely a place to return to and sample all their menu offerings!

Always a must when we drive up country. The food is so good and incredibly fresh. They are very…read morekind and it's the cutest place.

This is a cute and cozy place! Food is great and drinks are ono! It is a must seeing place if you…read moreare in Paia. Service was awesome, everyone is so nice and friendly. We really loved Leila (not sure if I'm spelling her name correctly), she made our coffee drinks and our interactions with her were very positive!

My boyfriend and I hadn't been too impressed with the coffee on the island so far and were…read moredelighted with the experience we had a Belle Surf Cafe. We stopped here on the way to the Road to Hana for coffee and breakfast. The coffee was delicious. We also ordered an Açaí Bowl and an Egg and Bacon Bagel Sandwich. Both tasted great and went down as one of the best breakfasts we had on the island.

We went looking for the restaurant, but it unfortunately had a fire a few months before we got…read morethere. We went in the market, and the sweet woman working told us about it, but said the food truck was really good. We went over to the food truck. The staff there was very warm and welcoming as well. It was breakfast time, so we got a couple things to share - the banana bread French toast and a benedict. Everything was delicious and just what we needed after an early wakeup for the sunrise. The coffee was nice and hot for the cool morning as well. The grounds were very peaceful and had beautiful views. Everyone's food that was coming out looked and smelled amazing. Their lunch options sounded great too. Definitely worth a visit when driving through the area!

IMHO I've been to…read moreMaui countless times over the years, and I've always wanted to visit Kula Lodge located on the slopes of Haleakala. This year, we made it happen. The drive to the restaurant along curvy roads and tall, shady trees was enchanting. I'd heard the views from the restaurant were spectacular, and the unique outdoor canvas-covered "gazebos" added to its charm. Our party of four chose to eat under one of the outdoor gazebos. We ordered four morning cocktails: a Bloody Mary, $12, 2 Maui Mosas, $18, and a Kona Longboard, $9. Our entrees were the Upcountry Quiche, $27, Roasted Kabocha Squash, $28, Mochiko Chicken & Waffles, $30, and the Garlic Prawn Pizza, $30. While we waited for our food, we took the time to wander the beautiful botanical garden grounds and pathways. When our food did arrive, there was only one glitch. Instead of the Garlic Prawn Pizza, we received a different shrimp entree, which looked fantastic...but it wasn't what we ordered. They apologized and went to prepare the pizza. The food was delicious, and portions were big, so we definitely had leftovers. Overall, I am so glad we finally made it to Kula Lodge. Unfortunately, just 3 weeks after our visit, Kula Lodge suffered from a restaurant fire. I am absolutely positive they will re-open again. In the meantime, come support their Kula Marketplace, which is a wonderful gift shop, adjacent to the restaurant, and untouched by the fire. They need your support!!! I will definitely return!