The service and icecream is amazing Out of this world!!!…read moreMaui is definitely blessed to have Soul berry!!

My husband said if he had a account he would give them a great review! So this is for him…read more. We stopped with all three kids and everyone left happy! My husband was super impressed that they changed the machine to insure my son did not get any dairy in his ice-cream. Dairy makes him sick. The ice-cream was wonderful, the place was really cute. The ice-cream melted super quick (not sure if they can do anything about that!) It was definitely a nice place to stop after taking the kids to Giggle Hill. I hope they do well.

Friendly service and great tasting local food. Chicken and Beef Brisket served with rice and Mac…read moresalad. Chicken had a ginger flavored marinade, while beef came with bbq style gravy.. delicious! Daughter had the ramen with spam, that was also good. Great spot to find after a morning up at Haleakalā Crater.

Located in the small historic cowboy town of Makawao is a family run business that makes some yummy…read morebreakfast. Several booths and tables available for sitting. Parking is street parking. We decided to try the saimin and a breakfast sandwich and hit some coffees. Both were delicious and I loved hearing the chef sing to the country songs in the radio. Decent service and unlimited coffee and a decent price. Definitely a place to hit up if you are in Makawao.

I have been a Maui Cookie Lady fan for ten years! Up until November 2019, we visited Maui on an…read morealmost yearly basis. (Yes, we are way overdue to get back on island!) I had heard about the Maui Cookie Lady cookies in early 2016 and knew that I had to get one the next time we visited. At that time, the cookies were only available at various local markets that would get a delivery once or twice a week. There was no dedicated retail store then. In November 2016, it finally happened! I was able to find a small supply of Mitzi's, the Maui Cookie Lady's, cookies at the Market Maui (since closed). My first cookie was Da Half Baked - a chocolate chip cookie stuffed with Reese's, Snickers, AND Oreo! OMG...only a super creative cookie chef extraordinaire could have imagined such a delight! I knew that I would be a fan forever!! On every subsequent trip, I sought out the amazing cookies. It wasnʻt always easy to find them, as the batches were small and offered in very limited locations. I would be on a mission and never gave up until I found them. My friends and co-workers were always so excited when I brought them back a "world-famous Maui Cookie Lady" cookie when I returned from Maui. In late 2020, the year after my last trip to Maui, the Maui Cookie Lady opened up a retail shop in Makawao. I haven't been able to stop by in person yet, but I will be going the next time I visit. I tell all my friends about the cookies, and several have been able to stop by the cute shop. When I am lucky, a friend will bring back some ono cookies for me. The Maui Cookie Lady cookies are not like most of the cookies you are used to eating. The first thing that you will notice is that they are really big!! I like to say that they are "gargantuan"! The second thing is that they are made with creative ingredients that may be familiar to you, or they may be new. Many of the varieties incorporate local ingredients lilikoi, Kona coffee, and macadamia nuts. The combination of flavors will excite any cookie loverʻs taste buds. Donʻt worry if you are not local to stop by the shop in person. You can order cookies online, individually or via the monthly subscription box. If you are visiting and want to take a few home with you, know that they can be frozen and stay great when you want to enjoy them. They do not contain preservatives, which I think is a big plus. In addition to creating great cookies, Mitzi is a big supporter of the community. She helps with various fundraising efforts to help those in Maui. As a former teacher, she is connected to educators in Hawaiʻi and their special needs. Once I get back to Maui, I will visit the store and update this review. I can't wait!

If you're in Makawao, you HAVE to stop by Maui Cookie Lady! As soon as you walk in you are…read moretransported into a magical forest with a positively overwhelming smell of fresher baked cookies! The cookies are absolutely incredible, and there are lots to choose from, but there are also other desserts and fun treats. The whole place has such a unique vibe, You really have to experience it for yourself.

Rodeo's is the place to go for non-bakery treats in Makawao. Love this store, so many fun things to…read morefind and the staff is great. Local products including meat, eggs, fruit & veg are available, and rather reasonably priced. If you're not a Costco addict, you'll find the prices are equivalent to local grocery stores. We got farm eggs and local steak for less than what would be paid at Safeway or Foodland. Like many local stores, Rodeo offers warm ready to eat foods like spam musubi, breakfast wraps, and plate-lunch style meals at the deli counter. They also offer local and imported ingredients, including for some reason many products from Mexico. I picked up a dark Oaxaca mole here that was incredible. They have bottled Coke from Mexico as well. There's also a large selection of cold drinks, inexpensive and otherwise. A can of flavoured water costs $1, good deal and refreshing. Kombucha is available in bottles and on tap. Add to that a huge alcohol and tobacco selection, and an impressive cigar humidor! There's something for everyone here, and you gotta love the local general store ambiance. It's deceptive from the exterior how large the store is, and one would never expect the variety of products inside. Don't forget to ask the cashier for the answer to the sandwich-board joke of the day, or say hello to the shop kitty!

I've been to Rodeo General Store many times, but this is the first time I tried the Chorizo and egg…read moreburrito. Unfortunately, it was really terrible! The tortilla was dry and awful. I couldn't even taste any chorizo. I ended up throwing most of it away. I would never, ever buy this burrito again. I totally forgot to take a pic. Some of the other hot food items they offer are pretty good though.

Malasadas on the stick and off were excellent!! Coconut…read moreturnover was awesome! Apple pie was great!! Friendly, local shop is worth the stop!

Delicious bakery we loved each and every bite! The man who…read moretook are order was so kind and pleasant! We ordered: 6 malasadas one of each flavor ! Chocolate and Guava were are top choices but honestly they were all delicious!

I'm writing this review to help clarify the inventory for anyone with dietary restrictions…read more A few previous reviews mentioned finding paleo, sugar-free, and healthy dessert alternatives here. Sadly, that information is outdated or incorrect; this store does not carry healthy alternatives. Aside from that, it's a solid little local market that reminds me of a 7-Eleven. It's perfect if you need to stop in quickly to grab a cup of coffee and a standard meal to go. I love supporting local shops, so I'll still stop by for convenience, but skip it if you are looking for healthly foods!

Typical Mom and Pop small grocery store . It had a local vibe to it that you know only local people…read morein the Pukalani Area come here to shop . They sell all kinds of grab and go bento's from fried chicken, spring roll, Chow mein, Chow fun, fried fish . They also have all your produce needs along with canned goods, eggs, Milk , meats and fish . Service as I can see they know mostly every customer by their name . Support local

My girlfriend and I have been here a handful of times and it never disappoints…read more It is pretty pricey, but welcome to Maui. They are of the same company as Gather down in Wailea, and the menu reflects that. It is a high-end ingredient and creation experience. So far, we have had the curry, Mac nut mahi, fried chicken sandwich, fried noodle dish, and wonton appetizer...everything has been top-notch. We did try the crab pizza which seemed like an aberration to everything else. Definitely do not order that. Cocktails were pretty great too. Service is solid. If I had to nitpick, you are paying high dollars but the ambience is not quite the same as a four-star hotel or Gather. I mean, it is a general store...so there is a slight value to price mismatch. The setting and ambience is very inexpensive, but everything else is expensive, but the dishes deliver. All in all, this is a place that deserves repeat visits. Each time we try something different, it is fantastic. Next time, I can't wait to try the lobster cream pasta. Just like Gather, the menu is not huge. Once you go a few times, you have the gist of what it's about. If you're a foodie, you're looking to move onto other experiences versus to keep going to the same place.

Food, vibe, art, love the old building, service is Aloha!!…read moreWorth the trip Upcountry. ***************************************(******

They have two locations on Maui. Upcountry and this location (Central Maui). They have lots of…read moreamazing things to try from drinks to speciality desserts kups. If you're in the area and looking for a delicious treat, stop by and check them out. Great customer service.

The employee's were very friendly and helpful. My drink was yummy! I got the mango sticky rice…read morematcha. Pricey though fyi this drink was $11!

They changed the braised pork to a white pie instead of the red that it was. Probably 70% worse…read morenow. BRING BACK THE ORIGINAL ONE!!!!! Pleaseeeeeew

I'm giving 5 stars because this is truly a wonderful family-owned establishment and a favorite…read morego-to of ours when we can make it upcountry. Though I don't get to go as often as I like, I was able to dine recently and noticed the menu changes. The new mushroom pasta dish was a winner! Bread and dips appetizer was tasty, but we had way more dip than bread. Growing up in Indiana, we were taught to appreciate a good portion of bread. It was okay though because we saved the dips to dip our pizza crust in. I was SO sad that the old braised pork pizza is gone. I lived for that spicy red sauce and lilikoi butter combo! My family and I were all looking forward to it and were a little underwhelmed by the new, more basic pork pizza option. I completely understand that menus change, and I actually enjoy trying new things. BUT... please bring it back. And the potato!! The new chicken dish was a satisfactory replacement for the duck that my husband loved, and I don't want to be that person, however... I think it would be so much better with a small salad like the duck used to have, and like the other fish entrée includes. Maybe it's my new fit girl perspective, but I do love a little something green on the plate. It needs that freshness to balance out all that salt, and the basic presentation is almost too simple for a chicken plate over $40. Lastly, PLEASE find a way to serve espresso at dinner?! The sign outside the building explicitly lists "pizza, gelato, espresso." It's a bummer to me and many others who are hoping to enjoy an espresso at the end of a lovely Italian-style meal, only to be let down with very little explanation as to why this is not an offering. But, as always, we loved our overall experience. The staff is genuine and seems to truly care about the food and beverages they serve. Just please bring back the pork pizza how it used to be, and let me have an espresso shot with my olive oil gelato... please :-)

Satori Sushi is Makawao, Maui, Hawai'i is exceptionally fresh, creative & delicious! This outdoor…read morefood truck and picnic area is surprisingly excellent and the service is extremely good. Our Sushi chef Wyatt rocked! Friendly, creative, kind, joyful & Happy was a pleasant in every way. Wyatt shared the variety of selections of the day and various combinations as well as the portion sizes and then beauty crafted our four hand rolls. They were not ONLY extremely appetitizing, artful they were delicious and definitely some of the best Sushi hand rolls we have EVER tasted. My wife was so impressed with the Sushi & Wyatt, she interviewed him on her @happyhagit series. Bravo!

New chefs often lean on reinterpretation to show creativity and stand out, but sometimes those…read moreexperiments get so busy and overthought that the food stops feeling like the comfort dishes you were excited to order in the first place. At Satori, the farm‑to‑table, veg‑forward idea means lots of rough greens, nuts, and fruit mixed into poke and handrolls that look like local favorites but taste nothing like the classics we grew up loving. We had poke bowls, a spicy handroll, and ramen, and even though we showed up genuinely hungry, my family could barely finish their food. And honestly, the food was only half the problem. The outdoor seating felt less like a laid‑back Maui spot and more like a neglected picnic table next to uncovered trash cans, with ants and other insects on the table and a swarm of flies so aggressive it was hard to relax or enjoy the meal at all. I really don't like leaving bad reviews, but in this case it feels deserved. Sorry, but we won't be coming back.