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Kimo’s Maui is a long‑running Lahaina staple (serving since 1977) set right on Front Street with breezy, oceanfront seating and postcard views of Lānaʻi and Molokaʻi. It’s known for fresh Hawaiian fish, prime rib and steaks, and the original Hula Pie for dessert. The vibe blends maritime memorabilia and koa‑lined walls with a lively, beach‑town energy and live Hawaiian music on weekends and select weeknights.
Important status note: the restaurant is temporarily closed and currently plans to reopen on December 31, 2025. If you’re visiting before that date, don’t plan your day around eating here.
Pick the patio for sea breeze and sunset color; inside carries a classic, old‑Lahaina nautical feel. It’s popular and can be buzzing at peak times—part of the charm if you like energy with your dinner.
When open, book ahead for sunset; otherwise, target an earlier lunch to dodge the rush. If you land that golden‑hour table, bring sunglasses—the low sun can be intense across the water. Happy hour (3–5 PM daily) is the sweet spot for value and daylight views.
You’ll find it along Front Street in Lahaina. Parking options around here typically include limited free street spots and nearby paid lots. Expect families, an approachable menu, and live music on select evenings when operations resume.
