Maui Food And Dining

The 178-year-old Lahainaluna High School Boarding Program is facing the threat of permanent closure. This Saturday’s “Taste of Aloha” Event aims to help.

Operating out of a small mall kiosk such as that where you might otherwise purchase some sunglasses or a cell phone case, Badua’s manages the impossible.

This Sunday, March 22, Cane & Canoe Bar in the Montage Kapalua Bay is hosting another installation of their Uncorked Wine Tasting Series.

This Saturday, March 21 the Makena Beach & Golf Resort brings back Castello Banfi Wines for a special six-course wine dinner.

The shave ice and red hot dogs that were a staple at Tom’s Mini Mart in Paukūkalo have returned under a new owner and different name. Poke Hale Grindz opened today under the ownership of Anthony Vargas, Jr., with old favorites and new finds.

Haui’s Life’s a Beach is at once a cute outdoor beach bar, grimy local watering hole, pool and foosball spot and loud karaoke mecca. But should you eat there?

Attendees can anticipate $5 pints of Maui Brewing Co. craft beers paired with unique appetizers and live music.

All profits at Porto support the Pacific Whale Foundation’s efforts to protect our oceans through science and advocacy. Indubitably wonderful… So how’s the food?

Grow Some Good’s Annual Taste of School Gardens Event allows you to feast on locally sourced delights while helping area school gardens at the same time.

Curious what an upscale loco moco, chicken lau lau or kalua pork and cabbage might entail? Makena Beach & Golf Resort invites you to come down and find out.

The last stop before the Road to Hana (or first sign of civilization on the way back) offers a lot more than banana bread or pre-made, cellophane-wrapped sandwiches.

Organizers are seeking original recipes made from locally grown and/or made ingredients for the 2015 Hawaiʻi Food Products Recipe Contest to be held during the Maui County Ag Festival on Saturday, April 4, at the Maui Tropical Plantation in Waikapū.

If you make an amazing, original vodka cocktail, you have until Saturday to enter it in the Ocean Vodka and Sheraton Maui Resort and Spa Cocktail contest.

To celebrate and show their gratitude, Maui’s first drive-thru coffee shop is giving away eight $100 Akamai Coffee Co. gift cards today through Friday.

Notably humble on the outside, Kahului’s Restaurant Matsu more than makes up for that with what’s cooking.

Baaaaaaaaah! This Saturday, February 21, Mākena Beach & Golf Resort invites you to celebrate the Year of the Sheep with their annual Chinese New Year Buffet.

The lunch-only spot serves up sandwiches and salads in a small but cheery outdoor space. The highlight, however, is not necessarily the food.

Honolulu Cookie Company is opening the doors to its third location on Maui at The Shops at Wailea on Friday, Feb. 13, 2015. The opening marks the 15th store in the company’s chain, and the store will feature the full line of products found at other Hawai‘i locations. The island-wide cookie retailer says it will be greeting visitors with the friendly aloha spirit that it is known for, coupled with its premium shortbread cookies.

Coconut’s Fish Cafe is planning to serve its millionth customer tomorrow between 11:45 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. The lucky customer will receive free food from Coconut’s Fish Cafe for a year. In addition, anyone in attendance during the millionth customer’s order will also win a prize.

Culinary professional and whole-food advocate Chef AJ will be sharing how to incorporate more fresh fruits and vegetables into your diet. Her lively demonstration will be held at the Cameron Center on Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. in Wailuku.