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Maņana Garage |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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33 Lono Ave, Kahului 96732 • 808-873-0220
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Distance:
~14.10 mi * |
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Description:
KAHULUI. Latino culture is sparking new trends all over the country, and Maui is no exception. Plus, global cross-pollination has American taste buds clamoring for new flavors and added punch. Luckily, that's just what Maņana Garage delivers. Capably assisted by a Hispanic staff, chef Tom Lelli turns out gourmet fare that's setting the island on fire. From empanadas (filled turnovers) to arepas (cornmeal cakes) to ceviche (raw seafood marinated in citrus), everything is authentic, fresh, and absolutely fantastic. The fiery sauces administer a bold test to the palate too. If you think you can handle them, come without fear. |
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Polli's Mexican Restaurant |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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1202 Makawao Ave, Makawao 96768 • 808-572-7808
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Distance:
~14.19 mi * |
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MAKAWAO. Popular, affordable Polli's has a large following on the island and a somewhat stereotypical decor. The food is a combination of Mexican and American fare, meaning you'll find everything from burgers to fajitas on the menu. Chicken and ribs sit alongside quesadillas and enchiladas, and everyone is pleased by the options. That satisfaction extends to vegetarians too, because the restaurant will substitute tofu in its meat dishes if you so desire. |
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Milagros Food Company |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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3 Baldwin Ave, Paia 96779 • 808-579-8755
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Distance:
~16.10 mi * |
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Description:
PAIA. Mexican food and healthful eating aren't always compatible, but they find common ground at this small, casual eatery. Perhaps it's the new millennium, or maybe it's a holdover from the hippie era, but here in Paia, fresh vegetables and seafood cultivate a larger following than traditional ground beef and cheese. Ahi tuna is tops on the menu, prepared a number of ways, and you'll also find pastas and a host of delicious sandwiches. Everything has an innovative twist, and even omelets benefit from local produce. While you digest the changes, take a seat on the patio and check out the street scenery. And don't forget to try one of their famous margaritas. |
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Compadres |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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1221 Honoapiilani Hwy Cannery Mall, Lahaina 96761 • 808-661-7189
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Distance:
~20.72 mi * |
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Description:
LAHAINA. Festive and animated, this Mexican eatery is as high-spirited as you'd expect. Constantly busy, it offers dining in warehouse-trendy digs and has outside tables as well. The place is open all day, so you can sample breakfast Tex-Mex style and then move on to classics like enchiladas and quesadillas. You'll also find steaks for the carnivores, along with a selection of vegetarian dishes. Margaritas, of course, are the favored drink, and they're poured by the gallon when crowds descend. |
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Maui Tacos |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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5095 Napilihau St Napili Plaza, Napili 96761 • 808-665-0222
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Distance:
~25.35 mi * |
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Description:
NAPILI. This local chain, founded on Maui, redefines fast food with its well-priced, flavorful fare. The hip, beach-shack decor is as appealing as the food, which consists largely of burritos and tacos with a variety of fillings. Named after towns and beaches on Maui, these hefty rolls come stuffed with beans, cheese, steak, chicken, marinated seafood, and guacamole. They're accented with island spices and, along with the salads and quesadillas, offer lively alternatives to tired fast food standards. It's obviously a formula that's working, because there are locations across the island, and the business has even expanded onto the mainland. Great for a quick bite. |
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