Additional Maui Dining Listings

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AMERICAN

Voted “Best Bar” on Maui. Ale House Sports Bar and Restaurant features 27 TVs and two six-ft. jumbo screen TVs, plus a game room with 28 video games, pool and darts. Look for an extensive beer and drinks menu and nightly entertainment; award-winning food is served 11 a.m.-midnight. 355 E. Kameha-meha, Kahului. 877-9001. V, MC, DIS. www.alehouse.net.

CONTINENTAL

A world of eateries in one spot. Kihei Kalama Village is more than just shopping—they feature 13 dining spots for your convenience. Looking for a quick cup of Kona coffee? After-dinner drinks? How about seafood for a leisurely sit-down meal? Kihei Kalama Village is the place for all this and more. Lots of free parking. Map F:D13.

FAST FOOD

Eat healthy on the go. Since opening in 1986, Mr. Sub’s concept has remained the same: sell fresh, quality subs and give customers value for their money. The varied menu includes sub sandwiches, fresh salads, lots of wraps, and more. Great for a picnic at the beach or the road to Hana. Whalers Village, Kaanapali, 662-4343, Map C:C7. 129 Lahainaluna Rd., Lahaina, 667-5683.

More than just a sandwich. Jump on the bandwagon and try one of Subway’s healthy and delicious sandwiches made-to-order hot or cold with fresh bread and fixin’s. Featuring 11 locations throughout Maui and one on Molokai to serve you. See their ad for discount coupon.

Always something new...Made-to-order hamburgers, chili, baked potatoes or french fries, plus Frosty Dairy Desserts are just a few of the items at Wendy’s. Kids’ and combo meals available. Maui Mall, Kahului. 877-2719. V, MC, AE, DIS. Map B:D12.

ENTERTAINMENT

Maui’s newest dinner show. Kupanaha: Maui Magic for All Ages combines illusions by world-renowned magician Jody Baran with Hawaii’s mythology as shown by the Kano‘eau Dance Academy. Shows Tues.-Sat.; reservations required. Ka‘anapali Beach Hotel. 667-0128, 800-262-8450. V, MC, AE, DIS. Map C:C6.

A must-see while on Maui. Ulalena is a riveting production that weaves Hawaiian mythology and history in a colorful and sophisticated theatrical mix of live music, song and Polynesian dance and acrobatics. Ask about the Producers Package! Maui Theatre, Old Lahaina Center. Times/reservations: 661-9913. V, MC, AE, DIS. Map E:C6.

Experience up-close, personal magic. Renowned magician and showman Warren Gibson presents magic like you’ve never seen in Warren & Annabelle’s. Shows nightly except Sun. (must be 21). Lahaina Center. 667-7777. V, MC, AE, DIS. Map C:D16.

A local favorite. The plate lunch is the island staple any time of day. Just as Philadelphia has its hoagie, Hawaii’s anytime meal is available just around the corner and features two scoops rice, mac salad and a choice of one or more hot entrees: meatloaf, mahimahi, chicken katsu or teriyaki beef. It’s a very filling meal with its large portions.

Seeing too much rice on your plate? Hawaii’s Asian immigrants brought their love of rice to the islands and the starch is served with many meals. If only a baked potato will do with your steak, just ask your server. Be advised that you may have to pay extra. Many places also offer garlic mashed potatoes or fries.