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    4.5 (37 reviews)
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    The only photo I have, because I was too busy stuffing my face!

    Best Hidden Gem on the island! You MUST travel to Queens' Marketplace...and you MUST eat dinner at Patina. Absolutely everything I tried was SO flavorful and I would absolutely go back. Drinks; the Patina Spritzer with the blanco tequila and jalapeño hits just right. The Hibiscus-Teani was also a favorite, and super refreshing. Try the mushroom tartine---trust me! The grilled bread and anchovy butter is SO savory! The flatiron and the tallow fries were one of my favorite! The New Zealand King Salmon--quite possibly the best salmon I have ever tried. The ambiance is perfect; I also brought a baby who crushed the salmon, steak, and tallow fries like she was born to do so. The staff is also super knowledgeable and Chef Keith was so attentive to my entire party. Such a personable experience. Thank you, Patina!

    mushroom tartine, goat cheese mornay on a baguette
    Michelle U.

    Our new go to restaurant in Waikoloa Beach Resort. Cozy atmosphere with not a lot of tables to make it very intimate but still inviting enough for a group setting or girls night out drinks. Food was absolutely amazing! Every dish just no words big enough to describe the flavors. And you have to keep going back because the Chef is always changing the menu. So i definitely want to keep trying his new creations!

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    Kay C.

    Patina is a must visit when you're on the Big Island. It's in Waikoloa Queen's Marketplace. Food is incredible. Mushroom toast was full of umami goodness., The beef tartare with egg yolk jam was so creamy and flavorful, and Im not usually a fan of tartare. A must is the beef cheek with homemade hand cut pappardelle! Nothing like fresh pasta with a yummy sauce. The king salmon had the crispiest skin I've ever had...even after sitting for a bit on the table as we enjoyed the pasta and thick cut tallow fries (another must have) it was crisp and delicious. Service was amazing. Very attentive and proactive (my drinks were never empty) without being over bearing. She recommended the best cocktails and a yummy bottle of red which paired perfectly with our mains. The restaurant itself is beautiful. Reminds me of a downtown Honolulu vibe. I live in Honolulu and am blessed to travel a lot to eat in towns like San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago - any Patina holds its own against that foodie scene. Its not fine dining but not super casual...more of an elevated environment where service is top notch, food is fresh and delicious, and cocktails are yummy. Perfect for a random Thursday where you dont feel like cooking, a girls night out or a special occasion. The crowd was a mix of locals and visitors, which is always a good sign. I can't wait to try their chef's table pre fixe experience! I will be back, and often.

    OXTAIL GNOCCHI, GORGONZOLA SOUBISE
    Amber L.

    We decided to give Patina in Waikoloa a try after seeing the buzz and glowing hype on Instagram. As a brand-new spot (only 5 days open), we expected a few growing pains--but wanted to experience what the chef and team are bringing to the island. The evening started with a 40-minute wait, which set the tone a bit. The menu was understandably limited given how new they are. Cocktails were okay--nothing memorable. My husband ordered the Bold Fashioned but was mistakenly served what tasted like a simple amaretto sour on ice. I asked for a lemon wedge for my water because it tasted warm and murky... unfortunately, the lemon never made it to the table. One thing we couldn't help but notice was that the chef personally paid attention to and checked in on every table around us--except ours, which felt a little discouraging, especially given the issues we experienced throughout the meal. Now, the appetizers--this is where Patina truly shined. The fries and kampachi sashimi were so delicious that we both agreed we could've happily ordered them again as our main courses. That said, seeing the kampachi sashimi served on the same plates being cleared from dinner tables was aesthetically disappointing and took away from how beautiful the dish could've been. For entrées, my husband ordered the oxtail and gnocchi. It needed more seasoning--honestly, even just salt and pepper would've helped. The gnocchi was mushy, and to make matters more noticeable, another guest at a nearby table received a bowl filled to the brim, while his was barely halfway full. My Jidori chicken arrived cold. Two chicken breasts over thick dry mashed polenta just didn't land--and I'll be honest, I would've been far more satisfied with a Kirkland rotisserie chicken. The braised leeks were overcooked, stringy, and got stuck in my teeth. They were so difficult to break down that I ended up having to swallow them whole. The atmosphere itself was nice and inviting, but the bar felt underwhelming--only four bottles of liquor visible. As a restaurant branding itself as a gastropub, it currently misses the mark on what that means: curated cocktails, craft beer, a thoughtful wine list, burgers, and true comfort food. That said--Patina has potential. I genuinely want to see it succeed. More local artisans and chefs deserve recognition, and it would be incredible to see thoughtfully executed local restaurants outshine chain establishments. We plan to give Patina some time to grow, refine, and take in feedback beyond their immediate circle. Respectfully, I still encourage folks to experience what the chef and team are bringing to our island--and I'm hopeful Patina will truly come into its own in the months ahead.

    Lyonnaise salad
    Melissa S.

    We enjoyed every sip, every bite @patina.hawaii and can't wait to go back. The care put into each detail from ambiance, decor, service, and style was evident throughout. We had tallow fries ( a must! ), oxtail gnocchi, Kauai shrimp, the chicken (super moist) the Lyonnaise salad and a crudo that brought us to our knees (not shown). Cocktails were on point. Located in the Queens Marketplace, this new posh restaurant will be on our list of fav spots for date night or a night out with friends!!

    Sirloin without the mashed potatoes
    Tatiana W.

    Pros: The food was delicious--the chef is truly incredible! The space itself is beautiful, and the staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating, especially when it comes to adjusting dishes to meet their patrons' needs. ​Cons: The dining room is very loud. Because the walls echo and the background music is set at a high volume, guests have to shout to be heard. This creates a cycle of noise that makes conversation nearly impossible; our party eventually gave up on talking and just focused on the food. ​Additionally, the restaurant uses scented detergents on their cloth napkins. As someone with a severe allergy to synthetic scents, I experienced an immediate headache and eye twitch as soon as I used mine. It is unfortunately not a safe environment for those with scent sensitivities. ​Conclusion: I would definitely recommend this spot to anyone who loves creative small plates! The mixologist was also excellent. However, I personally won't be able to return unless they switch to unscented cleaning products and detergents. I truly hope this place succeeds, as it's wonderful to see such a vibrant spot open up!

    Delicious steak, French fries & yummy dipping sauce.
    Real D.

    So happy to have a brand new spot that we're excited about! Had dinner at Patina last night and had a delicious steak, complemented by a really yummy vegetable and thick cut fries, cooked in beef tallow. Plus a special sauce for dipping. It was delicious and the people are very friendly. I'm sure they're going to do very well there! We will definitely go back!

    I had to quit taking pictures after the appetizers because I was too busy stuffing my face
    Jeannie P.

    Last night we had dinner at the new gastropub in the Queens Shops Patina. There were six of us, all willing to eat family style so we could sample a lot of the menu, which changes often as Chef Keith sources his local ingredients. It is small but not noisy, the decor feels upscale. The cocktail/mocktail menu was fun, interesting and tasty. The wine was great but the highlight hands down is the food. The hibachi grilled Ahi chimmichurri was the best ahi I ever ate and I live in a fishing village. We ordered 4 of the 6 appetizers and 6 of the 7 entrees and couldn't stop eating everything was so good. I would suggest a reservation, we had one and the place filled up shortly after we got there. Lucky to have such a gem at Waikoloa Beach. Bon appetit!

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    The food & personal service by the co-owner bartender was outstanding! Small bar & restaurant was a really nice find in Waikoloa.

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    What a great experience and delicious dinner! Perfectly prepared and served by friendly and attentive staff.

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    One of the best foods in Hawaii! Don't miss the cheesecake baked by the chef's mother-in-law.

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    Omg! Wow! We tried most of everything and it was all amazing. A very cool date place. We live here so we will be back.

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