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Kimo's Restaurant - Lahaina, Maui Restaurant T S Restaurants Home | California Restaurants | Hawaii Restaurants | Guest Comments | Restaurant Photo Gallery About T S Restaurants | Restaurant Maps & Directions | Buy T S Sportswear | Contact Us ©2005 T S Restaurants of Hawaii & California ~ Hawaii Restaurants ~ California Restaurants Kimo's A Lahaina Landmark The very first T S Restaurant, Kimo's opened along Lahaina Town's historic waterfront in the spring of 1977. The restaurant and bar has since become a Lahaina landmark, featuring an oceanfront setting, reasonably-priced cuisine, the original Hula Pie, and spectacular sunset views. Located at 845 Front Street, Kimo's captures a unique mix of Lahaina's heritage in its decor. The upstairs main dining room reflects the architectural influence of New England on the former whaling port, with koa-lined walls, missionary-style furnishings, and maritime memorabilia. The downstairs waterfront lanai and bar offers a more Hawaiian-style ambiance, with teak tables and chairs, umbrellas, swaying palms and a mast complete with maritime flags. Voted "Best Meal on Maui" by Honolulu Advetiser readers and "Best Bar" by Maui News readers, Kimo's continues to be a favorite of residents and visitors alike. The menu features fresh Hawaiian fish, seafood, prime rib and island favorites. Cocktails and a lighter menu are served on the lower lanai. Offering stunning sunset views of the islands of Lanai and Molokai, Kimo's also features nightly entertainment. It is a must when in Lahaina, making your Maui vacation complete.

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