What a fun Maui spot for sober or sober-curious people, and you get some authentic island culture…read more(just be sure to bring your respect). This bar has multiple types of kava premixed that you can sip on at the bar, and they also have mixed kavas to make it a little more tasty. Service is kind and patient. If you enjoy your experience and want to share it with friends and family, you can purchase 8 oz of kava for $50, which is a pretty fair price, and you know exactly what you're getting.

Seriously my fav place to hang out on the island. Tonight Dre and Pateh took da best care of me as…read moredoes everyone who works there. My go tos are the green/white mango juice kratom and Fiji kava. For the real Maui vibe, I'd highly suggest making a stop here priority.

Visited Tikehau Lounge with some friends on a weekday evening for cocktails after dinner. We were…read moregreeted by a friendly face and promptly seated in the outdoor section. We did get a peek indoors as we walked through. The space was dimly lit, well-decorated with trendy patterns and furniture, and overall, inviting. The outdoor patio, in contrast, was more well-lit but still comfortable. The cocktail menu was fun to explore and our server did not hesitate to offer suggestions. I ordered the Pandan Killer Milk punch, which is 8yr aged rum, Planteray Cut & dry rum, pandan liquer, clarified coconut, pineapple, vanilla, lime, and nutmeg. I was truly blown away! It's simple presentation was deceitful in the best way possible. All flavors were beautifully captured and left nothing else to be desired. The Pina Colada on the other hand....my friend felt extremely underwhelmed. The other two cocktails we had in the party were the Ultra Violet Seventy Five, which was very gin-forward and the Snoop PPOG, both of which were thoroughly enjoyed. Aside from the Pina Colada, we had a great first experience at Tikehau Lounge! Would visit again and certainly recommend!

Drinks are good. Pulled pork sliders are surprisingly really good!…read more We got the 1944 mai tai and takes two to mango and both were excellent. Kai was amazing present server who made some good drinks

Big Mahalo to our bartender Sy, he was great to talk to and made marvelous beverages for our…read moreenjoyment. It's always fun to see what he can whip up, off the menu, according to your preference :) This bar is located on the upper pool deck of the Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort. The ocean views from any seat at this Lounge is absolutely breathtaking! Morning, noon, sunset, or evening, this full service bar also offers food items for sale. We visited Sy several times during our stay at the resort and each time, the servers are fast and friendly; tables and seating were clean; and the beverages were refreshingly perfect. Thank you everyone for making our stay enjoyable. This has got to be THE best place to work with such stunning views all day :)

Casual Dining at Andaz tonight featuring their revised menu…read more Service was great and professional from greeting to check. We shared dishes that featured Truffle Fries, Prime Rib Steak bites, Pipikaula Jerky, a Kampachi Filet and Fettuccine Alfredo. Cocktails were good, but nothing too special. Food was colorful and tasty, it came out quickly seeing that the resort wasn't jam packed like we've seen it before. Never thought I'd mention this but prices are reasonable considering its pricy exclusive Wailea. The beautiful Andaz Wailea Resort (a Hyatt collection) is perched 4 stories above sea level with tiered pools before ending on Wailea's Polo Beach and boardwalk. We had an opportunity to view their beachside suites a month back at a special event and are luxurious and spacious. And it's nice to enjoy dining during a cool Dec. sunset evening, but the sun goes down by 5:30 pm, so go a little earlier and use the valet parking.

The pizza was excellent, and the drinks were generously poured--definitely a nice bonus. The…read moreservice matched the quality of the food and drinks, which made the whole experience even better. The live music added a great vibe, and it was the perfect way to wrap up our Maui trip. Highly recommend stopping by.

We were a group of nine and stumbled upon South Shore Tiki after doing a grocery run at Foodland…read morewhile on vacation. We ordered three large pizzas: regular cheese, margherita, and sweet kalua ($75). While we waited, we sat outside on the patio, where there was a live musician who was really good and entertaining. The staff was friendly and checked on us to see if we needed anything while we waited. It also seemed like a chill bar where people could grab drinks and hang out on the patio. We took the pizzas home, and they were delicious. Our favorite was the sweet kalua. It was not overly barbecuey or sweet, but actually pretty savory. The margherita pizza was good too. In general, their pizza stands out because there is not too much crust. It was not crispy, but instead airy and on the doughy side. The reason I am giving 3 stars instead of 5 is because one of our group members found a blonde hair baked into his pizza slice, not just sitting on top. That was disappointing, especially since the pizza itself was actually very good.

After shopping at the Triangle we went in for a drink. Price is reasonable. We have4 drinks total .read more

Kahale's is a great place to visit in Maui -- a local gem. Steph and Dylan were the best, and…read moreseveral customers, including Jon Jon, Kimo, and Gina, made me feel welcome when I walked in. Then I created a collage of pictures honoring veterans and stories that matter. Thank you to everyone for the kindness, conversation, and aloha. Semper Fi. Dan / Project NAGA.

Not what we expected when we read "gardens". It is more like an event space with lots of food…read moretrucks amongst the trees. Not like a garden you walk through with different plants and flowers. They have lots of things, though. There was a yoga session happening in the middle lawn area. They have a butterfly area, even though the butterflies were somewhere else. There is an aging tortoise, I forget his name. There are also different businesses in the buildings, like a spa and a salon. There are different small vendors with their booths and several food trucks; although, some were not open in the morning and the Thai food truck had all their items sold out on their menu already. The prices were even more pricier than the food trucks at Maui Food Trucks. One vendor had hand crafted desserts for $20/piece! I admired from afar, haha. Everything is advertised as "farm to table" maybe justifying their prices. We shared an acai bowl and it was mid. The the peanut butter was just scraped on the side of the bowl. Our typical acai bowls at least put the peanut/almond butter in the middle like any other topping so you can get an even bite with everything. But the dallop of peanut butter just on the side, it was like we ordered peanut butter on the side of our acai bowl. It was weird. I bet it's more alive at night with more food trucks open and live music. We came and saw and didn't come back. I can see how it can be great for families with toddlers running around, giving them a safe space to burn their energy. Until then, this probably won't be the top of our list.

South Maui Gardens is a nice place to stop to look at some trinkets and pick up some food from one…read moreof the many food trucks. The area is lush with lots of plants and there a many vendors along the path where you can pick up a souvenir or gift to take home with you. The trucks offer a lot of different dishes to experience, my favorite being the one that sold Hawaiian plates, e.g. Kalua Pork and mac. It's a great place to stop by, relax and chill after a hard day of adventures. Surrounding parking is easy and plentiful. The area to the back of the lots has lots of parking space.

I was attending the Burlesque Olympics at the Pro Arts Playhouse next door and popped in for a…read morequick drinkie during intermission, along with half the audience ;) The gals at the bar worked hard to make sure everyone had a drink in time and they were so friendly and fast I was immediately impressed. My Chardy was cool and refreshing and competitively priced for a decent sized glass. Cocktails and mocktails were hand made from scratch and looked and smelled amazing. Looking around at the delicious artisanal charcuterie boards folks were indulging in made me want to come back, and after looking at the wine lounge website I realized Thursday date night for a board n 2 glasses for $55 is the perfect time. Or maybe for their bingo, or happy hour? Maybe all 3...lol. Seriously impressed by this wine lounge which is as mature as their wines, with bold notes from musicians, fruity from the Burlesque after shows, plus perfect pairings charcuterie.

I got off of work a little earlier and came to Devine Wine Lounge to "wine down"...no pun intended…read morelol! We came for Happy Hour but we didn't get a Happy Hour Menu, just the regular menu and also limited food menu due to a Pre Fixe Dinner Menu that was running tonight. I'd love to try the Happy Hour next time! My friend and I ordered the Flights of the month which include 4 samples for $25. Definitely worth it if you're a first timer. Ours was Bubbles and Big Reds! I loved the Ostro from Italy with apple notes and my friend loved the Michael David from California with Blackberry and Vanilla notes. We shared the Mixed Charcuterie which really was the best of both worlds, meat and cheese wise! There was an assortment of cubed cheese, Brie and another Whipped Cheese on the side, some Marcona almonds (that's definitely a favorite now! It tastes like cashews and are more round) that was soaked in Olive oil, Fig Jam, Honey, Grapes, Cornichons (the cutest pickles), Olive Tapenade, Olives, Prosciutto, Salami, Dried Apricot, Side of Ciabatta bread and some Rosemary Crackers! We could've shared Half of a Charcuterie board for the 2 of us. This full board can feed 3-5 people unless you're super hungry. My friend enjoyed the Lady and the Scamp more than me. I love mustard but the Dijon aioli was a bit too strong for me. Ambiance is wonderful especially after a long work week! Great to treat yourself once in awhile. I brought a sweater but it wasn't cold so it was nice to enjoy our time catching up with each other on a comfy velvet couch in the corner in a warm atmosphere.

The Birdcage! At first I thought that's an interesting name and when I went to the place it all…read moremakes sense!!!! Omg the love birds in the roof and surrounding trees are a must see! So many of them!! It's fun to watch them and talk to them (they do talk back!!). The vibe of this place is amazing! The birds are loud and about from 5-6ish. After 7pm it was pretty quiet but beware they will poop randomly so much sure you don't get any on you! The drinks omg we were addicted to the Bird of Prey! Over a week we had over 30 of those . Definitely recommend that drink if you like something fruity and chill! The food was amazing! Like everything was soooooo good! My favorite was the Japanese A5 Wagyu! Definitely get that if you don't mind splurging a bit! One of the best steaks I've had in my life! The prawns skewer were huge (beware it has all its body parts if that grosses you out) and they were cooked to perfection and the flavor was great! The salmon hand rolls were another level of salmon! Yummmm is all I gotta say! P.S. the hotel wailea burger is really good as well and that patty is thick! It has an interesting flavor cause it's dry aged so if you are not a fan of that then don't get that as it's a flavor! But def worth it and filling! The staff were great and helpful in suggesting items and they are quick! Do order the drinks in advance if the place is packed and everyone goes ham on those drinks! Will definitely be back next time we visit!

Very nice server " Sage" and view at Hotel Wailea Birdcage grill…read more However I ordered the Wagu Burger ( $45) and it was not only tasteless, but downright dangerous with the amout of salt in the meat! The server was helpful and offered another option which was better but did not make up for the first offering. Bill was $175.00 which was $150.00 too much! if your going out for dinner and want n upscale experince on Maui go to Mama's or the Four Seasons where you hvea really good chance of finding some good food!

Best view in Maui, especially at sunset! My Japanese wife…read moreloves the sushi, hot rock salmon, or Ahi, and the Staff has the most Aloha! Shout outs to John, Jude, Natalia, Maisie, and the manager, Ross! "Broke da Mouth!" Jai & Leilani ,

My cousins and I went to Pilina for Happy Hour. Happy Hour is between 4:30-5:30 pm. The selection…read morewas ok, wish there was sushi rolls available on the Happy Hour Menu although the Dinner Menu was available so we ordered Signature Sushi Rolls too. We ordered 3 items from the Happy Hour Menu: Tuna Crunch, Sunomono, and Kimchi Dip. Tuna Crunch and Sunomono was my favorite. The Tuna Crunch had garlic chips, chili crunch, and ponzu sauce poured over table side. The Sunomono looked simple with a stack of cucumbers but it also had the most addictive sauce of Garlic Tamari, Chili Crunch and Micro Cilantro. The Kimchi Dip was delicious but I'm not a huge fan of Yorkshire Puddings and would rather had crostini's or bread for dipping. My cousin ordered an Old Fashioned and a Manhattan and he said the drinks were made real good. Another cousin and I opted for Alcohol free drinks, my cousin had one with grapefruit and I enjoyed my "martini" with mango and lilikoi (passion fruit). The Signature Sushi Rolls were delicious. We shared the Anuenue (Rainbow) which included Crab, Ahi, Salmon, Hamachi and Ebi and the Nani (Beautiful) which included Spicy Salmon, Cucumber, Avocado, Yakiniku Sauce, Sweet Soy and Micro Greens. We also ordered the Katsu Pork Belly which our bartender recommended. There's 6 crispy pieces atop Rice, Katsu Sauce, Cabbage and Japanese Curry Mayo. My cousin got the Hot Rock Maui Nui Venison Striploin which was cooked on the Hot Rock for 15 seconds per side and served with 4 Homemade Tortillas and Shiso Chimichurri. Overall, food was pretty good but of course quite expensive and located on a tourist spot. Thankful for Kamaaina discount and the beautiful sunset views!

What a majestic experience - the magnificent ocean vistas everywhere and the beloved staff's…read moreattention every time. My lady and I came here 25 years ago to celebrate our beginnings and returned to appreciate our quarter century with the 'Aloha Spirit'. In preparations for our festivities Sheree in Guest Services graciously cared for us - she is an extraordinary gift to visitors. Every moment on property continued the appreciation, Angel and Nilma's thoughtful care at the front desk, to the wait staff's attentiveness - Toby, Brant, Olivia, P.T.... at the Lehua Lounge and poolside and especially Braden at Morimoto. In addition to the magical ambience, you are treated like royalty. Complimentary snacks in the room are replenished daily, citrus infused water refills everywhere, Hawaii ice cream treats offered poolside, sunscreen dispensers at every pool. When you are looking for a chaise, they immediate put a chair cover on for you and bring multiple towels.... The culture of care (Hoʻokipa) begins with the Hawaiian culture and the exceptionally personable GM Richard Elliot along with Kodi a beverage manager with his "Andaz style" (personal service). Beautiful memories were created from dawn's light peeking into the grand Lawai'a Lounge to, chaises by the four descending pools, to complementary beach adventures - snorkeling, kayaking... to sunsets from our beloved poolside upper terrace table. Every dish was a delight, many 'the best we could remember'. Mahalo for creating a beautiful commemoration, may you ever feel the appreciation of your guests and colleagues.

Nice resort in Wailea. Everything was good, but nothing was wow…read more Rooms are on the small side. Low ceilings. Waterfall shower had good water pressure. Gym is good. Adequate ventilation and air conditioning, good assortment of cardio, weight machines, Smith machine, and free weights. Laundry room, including detergent and dryer sheets, are free to use. Three washers and three dryers available. There is a 1.5 mile ocean view path that connects the resorts, Shops at Wailea, and public beaches. Lots of people walking and running it. Lots of kids. There is an adults only pool in front of the spa, but it's not consistently heated and no ocean views. Free mineral sunblock at every towel station (SPF 30 and 50). We came after a big storm, and none of the water activities were available due to County brown water advisory. The rest of the resort fee activities were a nice add-on (e.g. smores at sunset, ukulele lessons, bingo, photography session). Cocktails were not great. Stick to the beer and wine. Breakfast buffet was good enough, but inconsistent and nothing exciting. Veggie fried rice was really good the first day, but lacked flavor the next day. Longans were a nice touch, but wasn't available every day (and no other specialty fruit replacement out of the ordinary selection). Ohana room (transition lounge) is available if you have a later flight and want to stay on property after checkout time of 11AM. Clean and has all the amenities needed to freshen up before a late flight. Includes a bathing suit spinner to dry it out for packing. All in all, they have everything you need for a Maui vacay.