1808 Deli
Stacked sandwiches, paninis, and salads — a go-to grab-and-go near Kamaʻole Beach.
Island guide
Where to eat on Maui — from Lahaina and Kāʻanapali to Kīhei, Wailea, Pāʻia and Upcountry. Local favorites and visitor must-eats, organized by town, cuisine, and vibe, and kept current.
1Stacked sandwiches, paninis, and salads — a go-to grab-and-go near Kamaʻole Beach.
2Iconic oceanfront Polynesian seafood in Pāʻia — reservations essential.
3Fine-dining-quality ono poke from a food truck at South Maui Gardens.
4Farm-to-table Hawaiian regional cuisine with panoramic ocean views.
5Bev Gannon's century-old plantation store turned Upcountry dining landmark on the road to Haleakalā.
6Oceanside seafood and wood-fired pizza with front-row surf views.
7Oceanfront tavern with Mediterranean-leaning island seafood, honey-lit sunsets, and a famed brunch.
8Casual counter-service fish tacos and grilled fresh catch, an island favorite.
9Counter-service fresh-fish plates and burgers at the crossroads of Pāʻia since 1989.
12 regions.
Resort coast — Lahaina to Kapalua
Sunny beaches — Kīhei to Mākena
Local town core — Kahului & Wailuku
Windsurf country — Pāʻia
Upcountry & the road to Hāna
Curated collections — updated by locals.
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