Eats:

Hana Ranch Restaurant
Fun, casual, and friendly, with ocean views, Hana Ranch Restaurant is a favorite of hotel guests, the local community, and travelers along the Hana Highway. Polynesian-inspired ranch food includes fish, chicken, salads, and the "best hamburgers" on Maui. Stop for lunch or dinner, or drive through the take-out window for an ‘ono, mikomiko’ (delicious) meal on the go.

Address: 5031 Hana Hwy, Hana  (Hotel Hana-Maui) Hawaii
Telephone: (808) 248-8211
http://www.hotelhanamaui.com/hana_ranch_restaurant.shtml

Tutu's Snack Shop
Tutu's is by the shore of Hana Bay in the community center building. If you want drinks or a light meal in a peaceful, seaside park, this little shop will make you “Hana happy.” Inexpensive, yet generous breakfasts and plate lunches available.

Address: Hana Bay, Hana, Maui, Hawaii
Telephone: (808) 248-8224
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Moana Bakery & Cafe
Moana gets high marks for its stylish concrete floors, high ceilings, booths and cafe tables, and fabulous food. Don Ritchey, formerly a chef at the renowned Haliimaile General Store, has created the perfect Paia eatery and casual bakery-cafe that highlights his stellar skills. Inventive, fresh and satisfying, there’s something for everyone.

Address: 71 Baldwin Ave, Maui, Hawaii
Telephone: 808-579-9999
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/maui/D41969.html

Lahaina Fish Co.
Lahaina Fish Co. is a Maui favorite serving up some of the best Mai tai’s on the island. Sit back, relax on the deck and watch the sun set. When the sun goes down, enjoy fine dining by tiki torches.

Address: 831 Front Street, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
Telephone: (808) 661-3472
http://www.mytravelguide.com/restaurants/profile-55879005-United_States_Hawaii_Maui_Lahaina_Lahaina_Fish_Co.html

Kula Lodge and Restaurant
A rustic, romantic hideaway built over 50 years ago as a private residence, Kula Lodge and Restaurant hugs the mountainside and blends with the astonishing ambience of upcountry Maui. Located in the agricultural town of Kula (population 7,000) on the Western Slopes of Haleakala Crater at 3200 feet, the property offers spectacular sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and West Maui mountains, distant towns whose lights glitter in the twilight, and the isthmus that connects East and West Maui.

Address: 15200 Haleakala Hwy, Route 377, Kula, Maui, Hawaii
Telephone: (808) 878-1535, 1-800-233-1535
http://www.kulalodge.com/index.htm

Shopping:

Hana Coast Gallery (inside Hotel hana-Maui at Hana Ranch)
This gallery showcases regional fine art, original native cultural art, and finely-crafted handiwork from the Hawaiian Islands. In addition, there is a wonderful selection of jewelry by local artists. Located at the Hotel Hana-Maui. Rated by Travel + Leisure readers as "By far the best fine art and craft gallery on Maui." (September, 2002).

Address: P.O. Box 565, Hana, Hawaii, 96713
Telephone: 808-248-8636
http://www.hanacoast.com/

Hana Trading Company
A treasure trove for shoppers, this Maui shop offers an exciting, eclectic collection of gifts and treasures from Maui and Hawaii's best artisans. Find custom-made gold jewelry featuring black pearls, designer island fashions, local ceramics, coral boxes and other exotic handmade crafts, Hawaiian quilts, shawls and books, hand-made soaps and
one-of-a-kind Hawaiian collectibles are just a few of the offerings.

Address: 5031 Hana Highway, Hana, Maui, HI 96713
Telephone: 808 248-8211
http://www.hotelhanamaui.com/shops-hanaTC.shtml

Hasawaga General Store
In 1910, the brothers Shoichi and Saburo Hasegawa opened their general store on the site of the Hasegawa Gas Station. The store and gas station have been a family-run business ever since. When the original General Store burned to the ground in 1990, the family renovated the old Hana Theater and by mid-1991 the store was open for business again. Today, three generations of Hasegawa's manage the general store and gas station.

Address: Highway 360, Hana, Hawaii
Telephone: 808-248-8231
http://www.hawaiiweb.com/maui/html/sites/hasawaga_store.html

Noe Noe - Hawaiian Fashions & Resort Wear
You'll find a distinctive selection of designer tropical wear and jewelry - plus shoes, accessories, hats and swimwear. Serving both guests and the local community, Noe Noe offers contemporary Hawaiian fashions such as mu'u mu'u and casual resort wear from mainland designers.

Address: Located in the lobby of the Hotel Hana Maui, 5031 Hana Highway, Hana, HI
Telephone: 808 248-8211
http://www.hotelhanamaui.com/shops_noenoe.shtml

Lodgings:

Point Lookout
Selected by National Geographic Traveler and Hawaii Magazine as part of the "real Maui," this treasure is bathed in constant rainbows with waterfalls, pools, private hot tubs and an organic veggie garden. It has a relaxed feeling of Hawaii amongst the tropical palms and fruit trees, with an ocean view from your bed all the way to Hana. Rooms range from $145 to $450 a night. (Jeff and Sharyn Stone, proprietors)

Address: P.O. Box 790117, Paia, HI 96779-0117
Telephone Toll Free: 1-800-871-8645 or 808-573-0914
http://www.mauivacationcottages.com/

Hotel Hana-Maui and Honua Spa
Opened in 1947, this 66-acre coastal resort was fully renovated in 2002. Isolated on the eastern side of Maui's Haleakala mountain, it's accessed by a three-hour drive on a winding, two-lane coast highway, with one-lane bridges over waterfalls. The hotel is set on a working ranch, and horses graze on a bluff overlooking Hana Bay. Honeymooners, eco-adventurers, and vacationing business people come for Hawaiian history, culture, and entertainment, and the many on-site recreational and spa services.

Address: 5031 Hana Highway, Hana, Maui, HI 96713
Telephone: (808) 248-8211; Toll Free: 1-800-321-Hana (4262) for reservations
www.hotelhanamaui.com

Hana Kai Maui Resorts
Tucked away in a verdant sheltered cove on East Maui's incomparable Hana Bay, Hana Kai-Maui resort offers its guests a place of refuge and spiritual renewal. Each unit has a private lanai and fully equipped kitchen. The one-bedroom units can sleep up to four people. There are no phones or televisions in the rooms, but a public phone with a modem jack is available adjacent to the barbecue area. You can dine in style at the neighboring Hotel Hana-Maui at Hana Ranch, but the prices are high, so the picnic area and barbecue grill are a welcome necessity at Hana Kai. Go into town to Hasegawa General Store for provisions. Ask about discounts for weekly and monthly stays.

Address: Hana Kai Maui Resort Condominiums, P.O. Box 38, Hana Maui, Hawaii 96713  
Telephone: (toll free) 1-800-346-2772, Local Phone (808) 248-8426
http://www.hanakaimaui.com/

Hangouts:

Paniolo Bar
The popular Paniolo Bar is designed to reflect the warmth and comfort of a private living room and is graced with a large covered lanai overlooking Hana Bay. Late afternoon lunches and snacks are featured daily in this relaxing area. Enjoy HYPERLINK "http://www.hotelhanamaui.com/act_entertainment.shtml"Hana's finest musicians singing the best in traditional and contemporary Hawaiian music.

Address: 5031 Hana Highway, Hana, Maui, Hawaii 96713
Telephone: (808) 248-8211
http://www.hotelhanamaui.com/paniolo_lounge.shtml

Warren & Annabelle's Magic
Master Magician Warren Gibson has earned rave reviews from guests around the United States. Now Warren, together with the ghostly piano player Annabelle, is enchanting audiences nightly in downtown Lahaina. The key elements of this spectacular night are delicious Pacific Rim cuisine, a tableside opening act, a comfortably elegant ambiance and, of course, some world-class magic (for ages 21 and older).

Address: 900 Front St , Lahaina, Hawaii 96761
Telephone: +1 808 667 6244
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Feast At Lele
Top-notch entertainment and perfectly prepared cuisine make this a premiere Maui attraction. A little island history: Lahaina was once known as Lele. In those long-ago days, gala royal feasts were held along the beach. They featured the best food, music and dance of the island. This is a reconstruction of the ancient royal celebrations. Offerings include traditional Polynesian specialties.

Address: 505 Front St (on the beach behind Pacific'O), Lahaina, Hawaii 96761
Telephone: +1 808 667 5353
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