Grand Wailea’s signature restaurant, Humuhumunukunukuapua’a, reopens mid-June 2021!
Smartly executed to spotlight the main ingredient of seafood and steak with simple and balanced flavors, our Hawaiian Regional Cuisine screams the ocean while introducing local, fresh ingredients.
Bistro Molokini
Breakfast 7am – 10am
Lunch 11am – 4pm
Molokini Coastal Dinner 5pm – 9pm
Dine-in or take out available
View menus and order lunch and cocktails directly from your pool chair or cabana!
Visit grandwailea.com/orderonline or use QR CODE to place and pay for your Poolside Dining order and our servers will deliver your order directly to you.
Serving breakfast daily, Grand Wailea’s Grand Dining Room overlooks the iconic reflection pool with a stunning view of Wailea Beach.
7am – 10am Daily
Grab ‘n’ go or relax with a Honolulu coffee, whatever you’re craving we’ve got you covered at Café Kula. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Contactless Knock ‘N’ Drop Breakfast and Takeout available.
Breakfast 6am to 11am
Lunch / Dinner 11am to 9pm
Knock N Drop Room Service: 6am – 11am, 4pm – 9pm
Enjoy cocktails among Hawaii’s largest collection of art at the Botero Lounge, named after the renowned artist, Fernando Botero.
Live Entertainment Nightly | 6pm – 9pm Daily
4pm – 10pm
A pop-up style food truck.
Aloha Trick Pony presents: Magical Tacos. Delicious tacos served beachside.
Lunch: 11am – 5pm
Grab a drink or lite bite at Wailea Surf Haus, Grand Wailea’s walk-up bar.
Join us for an evening of entertainment and spectacular dining as Grand Wailea brings the rich history and unique culture of Maui to life at our weekly Luau.
Select Dates | 5:30pm – 8pm
Hawaii State Liquor Law: Hawaii State Liquor Law requires a person to be at least 21 years of age to purchase or consume alcohol. All patrons will be asked to present identification prior to being served alcohol at any of the resort’s outlets. Outside alcoholic beverages are prohibited on the pool deck and activity areas. Grand Wailea reserves the right to refuse alcohol service to any patron without proper identification or thought to be visibly impaired.