Lanai City is a census-designated place (CDP) on the island of Lanai, in Maui County, Hawaii, United States. The population was 3,102 at the 2010 census. Lanai City is the island's commercial center. Many of the island's restaurants and shops are in the town square that surrounds Dole Park, and the only hospital on the island, Lanai Community Hospital, is located near the park.
Things to do in Lanai City
4.5 based on 154 reviews
Enjoy breathtaking, panoramic scenery from Views at the famed Manele Golf Course, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Savor classic lunch offerings, such as gourmet salads, sandwiches and burgers.
Be sure to stop in here even if you're not golfers! The setting is gorgeous and offers some different vantage points than the hotel. The food and service were excellent as well.
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Good Breakfast & Lunch menu. Excellent Espresso Bar, your choice of hot or on the rocks. Wireless for your business or airline needs. Large deck to take in the morning sun or gather with locals to catch up on island news.
For being the only coffee shop in Lanai, it's actually really good coffee! I'm from Portland and I'm obsessed with coffee. I was pleasantly surprised.
4.5 based on 197 reviews
With the Pacific Ocean as the backdrop, Nobu Lanai showcases Chef Nobuyuki "Nobu" Matsuhisa's signature new-style Japanese cuisine, as well as new creations infusing local ingredients. Drawing upon Chef Matsuhisa's classical training as a sushi chef in Tokyo, his life abroad in South America and his travels around the world, his culinary style blends classical techniques with exotic global flavors. Chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa is renowned for his clientele of the world's most affluent celebrities and connoisseurs.
One of the better sushi experiences on the planet. Simply put, Larry Ellison likes Nobu, and since buying the island from Rupert Murdoch, he's made sure he's improved everything from the local community pool, to the experience of the Four Seasons. Part of that was convincing Nobu to open on Lanai, with fish flown in almost daily from Tokyo seafood markets, on a private jet. This is some next level stuff. There is a teppan-yaki, communal dining experience available, with your own private chef (think Benihana, but yeah, that's insulting to Nobu). Reserve ahead, for sure. The sake menu, the bar, the traditional sushi, and the amazing execution on the unbelievably fresh product, all make this to be one of the best dining experiences you could hope for. Some of the appetizers are out of this world creative, and I do believe there's a tasting menu if you just don't want to deal with choosing. You can't go wrong. We ended up here twice during out trip, because we couldn't help ourselves.
4.5 based on 348 reviews
Lana'i City Bar & Grille, located under the roof of the charming Hotel Lana'i, with its innovative cuisine and its comfortable interior is quickly becoming the premier restaurant on the island.
My wife and I had dinner at this restaurant after reviewing reviews on TripAdvisor. The restaurants at the resort we were staying at were great, but we wanted a change so we gave Lanai City Grill a try----we were glad we did. It is located in a historic building that we were told was used as a club by the Dole family.The menu offered a variety of items, but we chose seafood, which was fresh and delicious( I believe it was Ono). The service was great and friendly.There was a choice of indoor and outdoor seating, with live entertainment in the outside patio area.
4.5 based on 187 reviews
ONE FORTY's name pays homage to Lanai's beautiful 140 square miles and a steak prepared at 140 degrees. At Manele Bay, enjoy traditional breakfast fare with an island influence and dinner featuring hand cut steaks and fish caught just off shore. With an emphasis on local ingredients, our Chef showcases the flavors native to Hawaii. Choose a wine from our accomplished 300 bottle selection and enjoy the picturesque view of Hulopoe Bay.
This was a surprising treat, because you learn to be wary of the hotel restaurant. But the entire F&B operations, at this property, are unparalleled, and both breakfast buffet and dinner were incredible. The breakfast has a number of Japanese inspired things, from miso soup, wakame salad, sashimi, poke, rice, etc. Made to order omelettes, and fruit and berries, some you might expect plus some local stuff you might never expect. Their service is gracious and filled with Aloha. The dinner was absolutely incredible, with some of the best seafood of our lives. The seafood tower could feed 6, but nope, we took care of it. They have nailed surf and turf. Fun fact: "140" means both the square mileage of Lanai, as well as the perfect temperature for a steak. =)
4 based on 449 reviews
We liked this place so much that we had two lunches here. It is a bare bones restaurant. Nothing stands out except for some really good food at a reasonable price. Our group of 8 tried many different items and everyone was satisfied. My Mahi-Mahi platter was yummy. Highly recommending that you stop if you want a really good casual lunch
4 based on 233 reviews
Lovely setting with license plates from all the states as décor. Great bar with friendly patrons and bartender Barbara was as well. Apparently the pizzas are favorites, we just had drinks before going back to Maui on the ferry. A MUST stop in Lana'i City!
5 based on 35 reviews
Perched above Hulopoe Bay, Los Angeles' Malibu Farm, a favourite of local residents, surfers and A-list celebrities alike, features the freshest local and organic ingredients for delicious brunch and lunch offerings. Sample items include quinoa oatmeal with coconut milk, caesar BLT salad and soy-marinated steak sandwiches. Later, relax with refreshing island cocktails as the sun sets.
The food here was so light and delicious. We ordered their food and had it delivered beachside or pool side nearly every day.
My better 1/2 loved the acai bowl with granola! I enjoyed the Crudités with Hummus, assortment of hot sauces and pita bread. They also made a great watermelon juice, smoothies and of course afternoon cocktails with fresh squeezed juices.
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Mingle and make new friends at The Sports Bar & Grill, an open-air bar and lounge, commanding dramatic views of the ocean. Guests can enjoy a game of pool or a variety of table and pub games, simply relax and watch their favorite sports program on the 90-inch LCD television or listen to nightly live music while toasting the sunset.
Just after arriving at this drop-dead gorgeous property and getting acclimated.. and after
enjoying a killer sunset, I decided to have a nice relaxed simple dinner so I wandered into
the Sports Bar. I travel alone so naturally, as I always do, I sat up at the bar where Alyssa greeted me with a large smile and total Aloha spirit! She was a combination of an ambassador, local guide, bartender, food advisor and server all in one...just a delightful
gal. Four Seasons is known for a very personable staff, this young lady was a star!
I enjoyed a very large, tasty authentic fresh Hawaiian lobster roll, the lobster was sourced
from the Big island and it was totally delicious. For dessert I had a wonderful creme
brulee with fresh berries and house biscotti. The sports bar overlooks the beautiful pool area and ocean...great place with fantastic service good food. I highly rec it!!
4 based on 122 reviews
We stopped here for lunch and were very happy with the food. The Korean Katsu and the Meat Juhn were terrific! The portions are large, the staff courteous and friendly and the prices are very reasonable. Try this local lunch when next exploring this beautiful island...
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