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'Ulupalakua Ranch Store
Opposite the 'Ulupalakua ranch headquarters, 5.5 miles south of Keokea, this store has a deli and lunchtime grill featuring the ranch's hormone-free beef and elk burgers. The store also sells cowboy hats and souvenir T-shirts. Say howdy to the life-sized wooden cowboys on the front porch carved by a former ranchhand.
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Alexander's
The place for fish-and-chips, made with your choice of mahimahi, 'ahi or ono (wahoo). The fried fare is a bit greasy but the grilled fish is absolute perfection. The food is prepared for takeout, or eat at the picnic tables at the side.
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Eskimo Candy Seafood
A real find on a side street between the beach and the highway, Eskimo Candy is essentially a fish market with a take-out counter and a couple of tables. Delicious fresh 'ahi and Kula veggie wraps, decent fish tacos and excellent poke .
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Fish & Poi
Teak furnishings and a view of a koi pond set the mood. Hawaiian comfort food goes upscale here with crab cakes in mango dipping sauce, tempura-style fish-and-chips and chicken-papaya salad. Kids will like the na keiki menu of burgers and grilled cheese, and parents will like the price (from $3).
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Foodland
This supermarket is a convenient stop for those heading up the mountain for the sunrise, or coming down for supplies - there's a good sushi shop inside it as well.
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Lahaina Fish Co
Sit on the deck above crashing waves and enjoy some of Lahaina's freshest fish. And there's no slack on the serving size either - so it's little wonder this place packs a crowd. Lots of fish preparations to choose from, but if you want to walk away with the best value, order the fish-and-chips for just $13. Come early for a good table at sunset.
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Lahaina Store Grille
Classy and contemporary, this grill and oyster bar specializes in briny delights from the sea. Tequila-glazed shrimp, raw oysters, poke (cubed raw fish mixed with shoyu, sesame oil, salt, chili pepper, inamona or other condiments) - you name it, they've got it. Come after when the rooftop garden opens and watch the lights twinkle over Lahaina.
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Ma'alaea Grill
This place has it all: a fantastic harbor view, attentive service and excellent food. Fresh seafood, organic salads and tasty focaccia sandwiches shore up the menu. At dinner the blackened mahimahi with fresh papaya salsa and the coconut-fried shrimp are favorites. And it's family friendly, with a $5 kids menu.
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Mama's Fish House
Maui's most celebrated seafood restaurant pairs a fine ocean view with impeccably prepared fish. Just what's on the menu depends on the day's catch, but you'll always find superb options. For a local favorite bursting in Hawaiian flavor, order either the 'opakapaka or the onaga (mild-tasting red snapper) sautéed in coconut milk and served with grilled bananas. When the beachside tiki torches are lit at dinner the scene is oh-so-romantic. Mama's is at Ku'au Cove, along the Hana Hwy, 2 miles east of Pa'ia center. Reservations are essential.
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Pa'ia Fish Market Restaurant
Come mealtime the tables here pack like sardines. Fish just doesn't get any fresher - you even get to see your options on display at the counter, where the day's catch is lined up. The local favorite is fish-and-chips, but the menu includes plenty of tempting fish preparations, from wine-sautéed to unbeatable tacos.
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Tutu's
The quintessential beach grill, Tutu's serves up the expected menu of shave ice, plate lunches and burgers. Just grab a table on the sand and you've got yourself an instant picnic at Hana's favorite family beach.
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