Where To Eat

In one of the oldest hotels in Hawaiʻi, Papaʻaina at the Pioneer Inn in Lahaina connects past to present with the use of local ingredients and culinary creativity.

Our co-hosts from Oʻahu and Maui dish on their favorite places to eat.

Make haste and reserve your place at one of these establishments.

Sweet As believes that ice cream should make you happy—and here it certainly does.

From hole-in-the-wall eateries to no-frill diners, often the tastiest spots require venturing on the road less traveled.

You’ll want to hit these streets on your next vacation to the Islands.

Since Fat Tuesday is synonymous with malasada day in the Islands, why not taste as many of these deep-fried doughnuts as you can?

“Banana bread that makes you curse—it's that good,” the celebrity chef said.

From boba tea to coffee, there’s a treat for everyone at the new neighborhood shop.

Elevate your coffee routine or home-made happy hour with flavoring grown in Hawaiʻi. Or, visit this Chinatown café.

Ever wonder where culinary creatives dine when they’re not in the kitchen? Well, we asked for you.

Swap old favorites for new favorites.