As we all have children we want them to enjoy life & the activities they choose. My heart is over…read morejoyed with the all her dance instructors & the staff whom make it fun. I'm blessed & thankful knowing my daughter is in great hands while she's dancing.... we love you all!!!!

My granddaughter loves the class, teacher and members. Seriously thinking of signing her up for the…read morerest of the year.

I've attended many luaus in Hawaii before and this one felt very commercialized. For general…read moreadmission, you'll be seated at long tables with other groups. This wasn't a huge deal, but the venue was on a slope and the tables were spaced fairly close together which was uncomfortable. Some drinks had spilled and just ran down the table into other guests' areas. Early on in the luau, guests had the opportunity to view an Imu Ceremony which was cool and something I haven't had the opportunity to witness at other luaus. My group was immediately started with 2 drinks each which was sugary and didn't have much alcohol in it. And apparently their policy is that each guest can't have more than 2 drinks at a time, but you could ask to swap out your drinks (you don't have to finish it). The buffet had a good spread of items, from basics like salad to regional flavors like kalua pork. The quality was fine - obviously not Michelin star quality, but it wasn't school cafeteria food either. I appreciate the large plates because you could fit a little bit of each item on there so you could try it all. I didn't see many people go back for seconds. Clearly the luau organizers are strategic about the food lineup so people don't overload on the meat at the end. The entertainment was fine. The performers were great, but honestly I didn't feel like there was much energy from the stage nor the crowd. Overall, the experience could've been better. Many of the employees looked tired and stressed and seemed to be on auto-pilot. It felt a bit like the guests were like cattle being shuffled around.

My first luau and I did not know what to expect. My expectations were not high, due to the mix…read morereviews, but I had an amazing time! The food was good with plenty options, drinks were plenty, and the entertainment was wonderful. It was a beautiful experience to be exposed to a version of Polynesian cultural celebration. I appreciated every moment and the work of the dancers and musicians. I highly recommend and suggest to attend with an open heart and open mind.

First, if you are staying at the Outrigger, make sure you sign up and get the discount! Some…read morereviews had me worried about them running out of food, etc. but that was not an issue. I thought it started at 5, but the doors actually didn't open til 5:30 so we were waiting around for a bit. The welcome drinks were nice, as were the activities, though there were only three: bracelet making, stamp art, and a game like bowling (we didn't do it so I don't know the name). There wasn't actually a ton of time before the program started so this worked. The drinks tasted good but were very watered down. I had about 4 and didn't feel much of a buzz. They had us line up and get food and there was plenty. The poke was disturbingly fishy tasting (not good), but I liked the POG butter and rolls, mac salad, beef, pork (a bit too salty) and chicken. The fish was ok. It would have been nice if they had a few more options for fruit. The desserts were actually really good, I thought. I loved the fluffiness of the chantilly cake, and the pineapple upside down cake was also good. The passion fruit muffins tasted good and had a dense texture that grew on me, but when I got my own it had lots of hard lumps in it and I was a bit put off. The show was nice with a band and explanations about local culture and legends and a little history. I like how they moved through time with it and covered different regions like you were on a tour. I honestly got a little bored at the act before the fire dance and my kid almost wanted to leave, but then it was the fire dance and we were good and that was the last part. The timing was just right in my opinion. Overall, a touristy thing to do for sure. The price is on par with other places in the area and since we were staying at the hotel this was a no brainer. I'm glad we went for my own curiosity and for my kid to experience it, though my husband was bored. It was a good experience and well orchestrated.

This is held at the Outrigger in Kona every Monday and Thursday. There are two types of seating:…read morepreferred and general. Preferred is more expensive than general but your party will be seated closer to the front without other people sharing your table. Your party will also be called earlier for the buffet. Check in started at 4:30pm and gate opened at 5pm. A welcome drink (choice were mai tai and a non-alcoholic drink) is available for everyone. The mai tai was good. At our table, we had smoked pork, smoked salted macadamia nuts, and banana bread waiting for us. The wooden serving plate designed and shaped like a pineapple where these were served was cute and covered with plastic wrap. I suggest that once you know your assigned table, you proceed to the side and try some activities to avoid a line or the number of people who would like to try them later as well. These activities were fun and guided by staff. They included orchid lei bracelet making, traditional Hawaiian printing, and traditional games. Traditional artist/crafts were available at the back. Open bar was also located at the back. There were a lot of cats in the field. I would not leave the table that long if you have food that is exposed and unattended. The cats would roam around and some would climb on the table to get appetizers/food. Dinner was buffet style with different dishes: salads, taro rolls, (and different butters), kalua pork, fresh catch of the day (this grilled fish was soo good), chicken, among many others. I liked the desserts which included Kona coffee chocolate cake, pineapple upside-down cake and another one. We enjoyed dinner while listening to the live music/singing from the musicians. The program was good. Comparing this to a different luau in Oahu, even though there were fewer performances and fewer performers in this luau, the performers were very good and very graceful. They had great stage presence. There was a part when a few guests were invited to the stage for a hula dance. The fire dance by the chief was awesome. Very impressive. The photo opportunity at the end of the show was different. The performers remained on the stage and did not go down to be closer to the audience, unlike the other luau I went to where the performers warmly interacted with the audience. Had a great time here. Weather was lovely - no rain and the temperature was just right from that afternoon until the show finished at about 7:30pm. All in all, though the performances, activities, and interaction with the performers were less compared to another luau, the food and performances were great. Would give this a 5/5.

Great Barusky was so friendly and an overall great person! He taught my son some magic tricks...I…read morewould recommend him for any of your magician needs

Very entertaining for children and adults alike. Keeps you guessing with his tricks.read more

Great location. Great tours and presentations. Great coffee. We spent four hours enjoying the…read moreview, the vegatation, the presentations and the coffee. Even my teenage grandson loved it! Highly recommend it.

I booked this tour for my husband birthday and he loved it…read more First of all, the location is amazing with incredible view of the ocean! The whole property is just stunning! It was a wonderful experience where they showed you the whole process of making coffee from picking the coffee bean and ready for sale. Also got to try all different kinds of coffee, which was the best part! There is also a gift shop where of course had to buy coffee. The tour guide Ben was very knowledgeable and friendly and just awesome!

First time visit this theater since we wanted to see Spider-man on opening day. It's an older…read moretheater that doesn't have the reclining chairs. But the chairs they did have were very comfortable. But for a petite person like me, I had no issues with the leg room. However, it is a bit tight and I can see how it would be uncomfortable for most. Popcorn was a bit stale. But overall the movie theater wasn't bad at all!

All good , no theatre's near my location and honor my military service and retirementread more

Sales man was pleasant, walked me through the basic options and a few cords. Prices seemed pretty…read morereasonable.

This was one of the best uke store visits I've ever enjoyed. I was encouraged to try lots of ukes,…read moreand then they brought out the most amazing locally made ukulele I've ever tried. Mellow, full-sound, and delightful to play. Yummy! Then, the luthier let me try one that he had just completed. Another fantastic musical option. This place is worth a visit. The whole neighborhood is worth a visit--it's only slightly off the beaten path, yet full of hidden treasures. Nothing like the strip mall style of stores in Kona.

My wife and I did not know about Kozy until we wandered by recently. Kozy welcomed us into his…read moreintimate theater and invited us to the show that night. We are not particularly fans of "magic" but it turns out the experience was much more than simply magic. To put it mildly, Kozy was a total kick in the A**!!! He's smart, witty and funny, all the while maintaining an intimate "living room" feel. By the way, he's also an incredible magician. We are looking forward to bringing our friends and family when they visit. While we love living here, there are not many high quality entertainment opportunities of this caliber. We highly recommend this show whether you are a local or a visitor.

Great performance! His skill and humor gives you an evening to remember. Had a great time…read more Very limited seating (this is a good thing). Nice being so close and intimate.

This place was fantastic. I very much enjoyed the BYOB aspect of it. I didn't know that that was a…read morething very happy that I found out it was. Considering this is an arcade, it's not what you would ever expect. It's not overly huge but a great collection considering you're on an island in the Pacific Ocean. Also, the floor isn't sticky and there aren't 200 kids running around so that's a fantastic thing. I would absolutely be back. The owner was very fun to talk with and chat with. We had a blast going through and playing all of the games that we could wish that we had something like this back in Alaska.

Have visited this gem multiple times on each of our last two visits to Kona. What a treasure to the…read morecommunity. Chris keeps machines in great condition. Location is also BYOB and food which is very convenient as there is a convenience store next door and free popcorn and reasonably priced snacks and drinks on site. Great for people of all ages. This will allow you to remember the games of your youth while introducing the games to a younger crowd. Convenient FREE parking and easy to find as well. Monthly scores (via Stern Insider connect) are kept for the three STERN games currently on site, Pokemon, Dungeons and Dragons, and King-Kong. Time well spent! Was just $15 for all the games that you can play.

I searched Yelp for breakfast... boing! No breakfast served here but they have comp coffee, tea…read moreand we were given a sample of their fabulous rum cake. Wow! The last time we bought rum cake was in Jamaica but this one was SO much better. It was like a zoo trip for hubs. He pointed out the peacocks, turkeys plus they had an in shop Pomeranian and chickens too.

We were mesmerized by the beautiful surroundings that this place offers. Well, this might simply be…read morean understatement; I feel that this place deserves more sophisticated accolades than that. Tucked away in the mountains in the south Kona, we were lucky to stumbled upon this unique place. We toured one of its neighbor coffee farms only a few days before we went here so we didn't need to tour another farms. If you end up being in the same situation then go here just to sip some delicious coffee and tea samples and pick up some gifts/souvenirs but most of all, walk around the property to enjoy its stunning environment or just sit in one of the lawn chairs to read a book or quietly meditate. That's exactly what we did. The workers we interacted with were there to give you hospitality. They never force you to buy anything. We hadn't had coffee just yet as we went here mid to late morning so after sampling some coffees and teas we were going to buy some cups of coffee to truly drink a full cup but they didn't even let us; they gave us free of everything (from some complimentary cookies to nuts to munch. What a generous gesture that was!!) After that, we sat in the lawn chairs and spent at least an hour in the spacious yard that overlooks the ocean for some journaling and meditation. With the view and the nature that surrounded us, we were truly healed from inside out. We got to meet and pet all sorts of farm animals. While walking around, one of the female workers (who greeted us upon arrival) came and educate us on all kinds of tropical plants, trees and flowers. She was so personable to us where she truly wanted to get to know us. The hospitality is top-notch at this place. On top of the farm tour, tea ceremonies and coffee tastings they do, they also offer yoga (I think that's what she said), and (possibly) massages. This place is so much more than a typical coffee/tea farm. But most of all, its stunning 80-acre property is in itself a place for people to rejuvenate/recharge/meditate so they'll be refreshed in mind and spirit as they walk away from it. This is like everyone's dream place to work and live. You got to put this place on your "must visit" list while you are in Kona.