3 Best Restaurants in Napili, Maui

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We've compiled the best of the best in Napili - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Papi's Ohana

$ Fodor's Choice

This small, humble storefront is the place to try one of Maui’s most famous baked goods—the giant King David cinnamon roll. Although there are scones, croissants, and breads on menu, and there's pizza available most nights, the breakfast pastry is the big draw. It and other popular items tend to sell out, so although there are usually no lines later in the day, it's best not to wait till then to stop by. In fact, some eager patrons get in line around 6:30 am to ensure they leave with their favorites.

3481 Lower Honoapiilani Rd, Lahaina, HI, 96761, USA
808-868–2000
Known For
  • Long lines, good for meeting new people
  • Gracious service to the community
  • Friendly, welcoming owners
Restaurant Details
Closed Wed., Sat., and Sun.

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Aa Roots

$

The meals at this charming vegan restaurant are almost too gorgeous to eat (don't be surprised to find edible flowers or a rainbow of fruit adorning your meal). Choose from hearty soups, salads, sandwiches, and smoothies, plus rice bowls piled high with healthy ingredients. The welcoming staff are happy to answer questions or offer suggestions, making this a great option for non-vegans.

5095 Napilihau St., Napili, HI, 96761, USA
808-298–2499
Known For
  • Dragon fruit açaí bowl
  • Hearty burritos
  • Locally sourced ingredients
Restaurant Details
Closed Wed.

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The Gazebo Restaurant

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Breakfast is the reason to seek out this restaurant located poolside at the Napili Shores Resort. The food is standard diner fare, but the portions are big, the prices are low, and many folks think the pancakes—with bananas, macadamia nuts, or white chocolate chips—are the best in West Maui. The ambience is a little funky but the oceanfront setting and views are spectacular, affording opportunities to spot turtles, spinner dolphins, and, in winter, humpback whales. Expect a long line any day of the week.

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