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    Aloha Alabama

    3.6 (377 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Poke Bowl
    Hayden K.

    The service was awful. As someone who works in the food industry, I know the service can make or break a place. It was a true disappointment to see a place created with such detail have such a horrible, hostile environment created by the women working. As well as the fish giving me a horrible stomach ache, but to be rare there is a warning when you order it. I just feel as if when feeding people raw meat, there should be more though. Overall, I was very excited and happy to finally have some Hawaiian food in Washington, but was extremely disappointed by the hostile, annoyed service and the quality of the fish.

    Pork plate and clam chowder
    Dayna S.

    If I could give 0 stars, I would. WOW. The service here is absolutely awful. It took 25 minutes for our food to come out and it was COLD. Not to mention, this bbq is nothing to rave about. The mac and cheese tasted like the white cheddar pastaroni you can get at the store for $1. Wasn't expecting true Southern BBQ... but wow.. I might as well buy a TV dinner over coming here and save my money. Not pictured, my mom got the nachos and they were the smallest serving size. Not worth $20 in the slightest. They were drizzled with too much bbq sauce so they were incredibly soggy and also cold. To make things worse, the woman serving us was the farthest from offering warm hospitality. I asked for utensils and some pepper for my chowder, and her first reply was "it's gonna be awhile" as she acted the most inconvenienced. We basically paid $40 to utilize the undercover outdoor space (because we had a dog) during a little rainstorm. That's the ONLY nice thing this spot has to offer. There aren't many food options in Westport, but I imagine ANY other spot is far better than anything Aloha has to offer!!

    Greg C.

    My go to place for Hawaiian-inspired food in Westport. A relatively small menu, I always go for the Kalua pork bowl with spicey ahi. Not quite the quality you get in Hawaii, but that's what makes visiting Hawaii so worth it. The bowl ran about $17 and the side of Kimchee another few dollars. They had a bit of a fly problem when I visited this past weekend, but the sole server was sweet and quick. I'll be back!

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    Marie K.

    Stopped in to eat while on vacation and I have to admit I was not impressed. The food was mediocre at best, not a lot of flavor, and the Hawaiian chicken looked uncooked. However, it was fully cooked, it just looked like it wad boiled as there was no charring or bbq grill marks. If you look on their website it shows chicken that's actually grilled but as you can see from my picture that's not the case. I added a picture of my food and a picture from their website to see the difference. The restaurant was clean, and the service was good.

    Poke bowl
    Jenai E.

    We were here in December 2025, so it's the off season and there were just a couple other families dining in. The service was extremely friendly and attentive. We loved their hot sauce selection and ended up buying two bottles to bring home. Husband had the poke bowl and Alabama Slammer. He loved his selection and said it was delicious. Kiddo had the pulled pork sandwich and also loved it. I had the fish tacos. They were tasty. My only complaint is the fish strips were more breading than fish but otherwise they were good. Flavorful sauce which brought it all together. Southern sweet tea was brewed fresh and sweetened perfectly.

    The Piggybacker but
    Simon R.

    I lived in Maui for a number of years and I'm always looking for proper traditional Hawaiian cuisine. My wife had the Kahlua pork with cabbage and it was perfect. It's Kahlua pork with cabbage so it's nothing to write home about, it's simple but it has great flavor. I ordered the piggybacker Burger. It's a Burger with Bacon, pulled pork, and coleslaw. Had a nice balance, with a touch of the barbecue sauce. It had a nice flavor going. It's obviously not Hawaiian, it's more Of a classic barbecue burger but I highly recommend it. It was nice. They had a number of gourmet hot sauces on hand. The Mac salad also had the exact flavor I was looking for. I thought the noodles were a little dense so if I'm going to nitpick it would be the macaroni itself. But the flavor was spot on. If you're in Westport and you're feeling like some barbecue, this place should certainly scratch that itch.

    Brisket (95% fat)
    R H.

    We should have read the reviews more carefully, as we are not the first to comment how terrible the brisket was. See the attached photo - that is a $25 plate of brisket with .5 bites gone. The portion was nearly all fat. It wasn't just poor tourist food, but actually an inedible gelatinous mass. The beans were ok.

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    Their food is tasty. I enjoyed it. The place can get a bit hectic on popular tourist weekends but it's worth the wait.

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    Best BBQ I've had in a long time. Very tasty pulled pork and bbq chicken. They put plenty sides are yummy too.

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    A hidden gem! A unique twist on Hawaiian food and bbq. Service was friendly and the food was delicious.

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    Just had lunch there the fried pickles were terrible old oil I guess. We left it all there.

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    We had the fish tacos (best I ever had), fried shrimp & fries and fried oysters. Everything was delicious!

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