This shop is superrrr unassuming, but honestly, this might be the best banana bread I've found in…read moreHawaii. I know every place and person will claim they have the best recipe out there, but this was actually so delicious! The texture was moist and fluffy, and the banana flavor was perfect without being too sweet. I had a whole loaf by myself traveling along the Road to Hana without even realizing it! And for it to be nut-free and sugar-free was really impressive to me. While here, I also grabbed a mango smoothie, which wasn't too special - though it wasn't mango season, so I don't blame them - and a couple of Island Dream Bars. If you're an Almond Joy fan, then I highly recommend the Island Dream Bar; it felt like a homemade, better version of an Almond Joy with macadamia nuts, coconut flakes, and chocolate baked into a cookie bar.

I have to say this Halfway to Hana store truly saved me for keeping my spirits to go all the way to…read moreHana town. The ladies are quite nice, recommended the ginger chew candy and even refill my water bottle. Yup, I was one of those who got the motion sickness. The store offers variety of snacks. We bought their famous banana bread which by the way is by far the best banana bread I ever had. Very moist, it's that good. I mean it's on the sweeter side but that's expected. And it's pricey, also expected. We bought 2 to take home. Put it in the fridge in our hotel room then brought it home. It lasted about 1 week as long as it's in the fridge. Highly recommended for a quick stop on your way to Hana town. Tip: No public restroom here.

Was in Maui over the weekend. Did the road to Hana and stopped at this spot for lunch. A family was…read morejust finishing up their lunch and I asked them how the food was. They said it was good so I was looking forward to ordering. We ordered the Maui cheeseburger, fish tacos, and pork sandwich. All of it was delicious. We ate everything. We were the only ones after that family left so our food came out quick. Highly recommend.

Great unexpected find on our drive to Hana! Wonderful service and food! The pulled pork bowl was…read morefantastic. Definitely recommend making the stop on your drive !

Was pretty skeptical that this banana bread would top the other banana breads I had tried on this…read moretrip, but man, this takes first place. Once you reach this stop on your Road to Hana tour, make sure you get one ($10). The loaf is served warm, and man, it is good. You can't, or aren't supposed to, eat it there since there is a sign saying this place is grab-and-go only, so we ate it in the car on our way to the next stop. Between the two of us, it was basically more than half gone. It is not too sweet (in a good way), airy, light, and just really good homemade banana bread. The cashier was really nice and service was really fast. Since it is on the peninsula, the drive is also beautiful with waves crashing into the rocks.

banana bread ($9.55) - this was a basic banana bread but…read moreeverything done right; there could be enhancements but it has already made me more than satisfied - it came out hot and fresh with banana aroma just floating everywhere - the texture was quite impressive only because i havent baked or had a banana bread with crispy edges and soft and chewy interior - most importantly, the moisture was perfectly retained; it could be a tad bit more moist but it was already great especially given the fact that i had it a day later and it was still JUST AS MOIST - one thing i thought could be better to enhance the texture is adding walnuts, so it wouldn't taste so plain like biting through soft bread rating: 4.5/5 - not the DREAM banana bread but a good basic banana bread id get again for a long road trip - good snack to nibble on and worth the price! - quick service; remember to bring cash IG: @nom.noms.only

Great little local road side shop on the way to Hana, simple and elegant design with a thoughtful…read moreassortment of souvenirs and snacks. The service is so friendly and kind you feel refreshed with the level of kindness. The fresh mango and pineapple is so good, the fresh banana bread is to die for and the coffee is so wonderful. I love this place and would recommend it to anyone on the road to Hana.

The roadside stop is so adorable! With a quaint outdoor gift shop surrounding the coffee truck, one…read moreis greeted with a smile from the stewards of that land, service is friendly, and the beverages are such a quench of thirst on a hot sunny drive. There are plenty of snacks available including pizza, hot dogs, local snack varieties, fresh fruit, and coconuts.

Non Dairy n Vegan but tastes soooooo good :) Find the ice cream truck opposite the Napili Plaza…read morewhere the Napili Farmers Market is, you can't miss the colourful VW. Good range of flavors with lilikoi, chocolate,etc, even a mystery flave!! It is deliciously creamy and you can mix flavours in your cup. At $8 a double scoop it might be pricey but totally worth it for a locally made treat. Want a coconut water to go with it? You can have a freshly picked coconut opened in front of you island style with a machete. Feel like coconut candy? They have that too. Easy free parking, picnic tables under shady trees and delicious ice cream, what more could you want?

I went to coconut glens for the first time 10 years ago, out by mile marker 27 on the road to Hana…read more I have dreams of their ice cream and coconut candy. Sometimes, when I stay on west Maui, I think about their treats, so close yet so far. But no longer! 13 days ago, they opened up a truck location, overseen by Matthew himself! There is a coconut glen's now right there by Honoapiilani hwy and Napilihau street! We got the classic coconut and mint chip, which was refreshing. There are tables there under the shade of some Norfolk pines to enjoy a snack. Matthew was super nice and friendly, and sounded excited to get things started at the new location. Now I can have coconut glens whether I'm west in Napili or east towards Hana! Mahalo!

My husband and I stumbled upon this place after the app we purchased to listen to while driving on…read moreHana Highway recommended it. We were debating whether to try another place but I'm very pleased we decided to go with Up in Smoke instead. The portion was reasonable for the price (It's a touristy destination, so don't complain about pricey food. I mean come on, what do you expect?) especially with how much meat was piled on top of the rice. I covered my bowl in the hottest hot sauce they had and I swear it was some of the most delicious hawaiian food I had my entire time on the island. I also got a side of homemade mac and cheese that reminded me of how my mother used to make it. The entire meal only cost me $14 which was a lot better than some of the other trucks on the Hana Highway. Great staff too, they recommend my meal. I bet anything else on their menu would be just as delicious!

This place has received so many rave reviews, and last time when we came on the Road to Hana, we…read morewere sad to find this place closed. But luckily they didn't take the day off that we went. The one lady operating the stand was from Long Island, a few towns over from my hometown, which was surprising that she somehow settle in the middle of nowhere along the Road to Hana. She was very friendly and nice to chat to, all while she was working fast to get the orders churned out. I got the Kalua Pig Taco ($7.00), slow cooked shredded pork on a large tortilla with cheese, beans, homemade salsa, and shredded cabbage. Part of my concern was that everything was sitting in buffet like-trays. Luckily the food was still fresh. The kalua pig was tender and flavorful. The salsa was not very spicy but they did have bottles of BBQ Sauce, Sweet Chili Pepper, and Hot Chili Garlic by the front counter to squeeze on my taco. I love spicy, so I tried the Hot Chili Garlic that did add some good heat to the taco. But overall, I didn't really feel like all the ingredients really meshed well together. Everything was good on its own, but altogether, it didn't really have that wow factor. I also tried the Shrimp Taco ($8.50). The shrimp was firm and not dried out from sitting in the tray. The rest of the ingredients were the same as the Kalua Pork Taco. Again, it just didn't impress. Average shrimp taco that was easily forgotten. Between the two tacos, I would get the Kalua Pig Taco for its Hawaiian authenticity, but if you're lucky enough, go to Island Chef for some delicious Coconut Shrimp. They are unbelievably good.

Batya and her husband are absolutely terrific chefs. Their food and service are top notch and they…read moremade beautiful meals happen for us! Batya's hummus is the stuff dreams are made of. See you both again soon!!!

I can't say enough about Papa's in the Kitchen. We hired them to cater a dinner party for about 30…read morepeople on Maui.From start to finish their professionalism was outstanding. So impressed. So, what about the food? It was just EXCELLENT. We have has other catering companies for large parties but Papa's excelled. Everyone loved the food!! Highly recommend.

This spot is a cute little food truck with ono kine smoothies, juices, and açaí & pitaya bowls…read more Looks like she uses fresh local ingredients and puts a lot of love & aloha into it all. It's great that Wailuku town has a refreshing spot like this.

Very best açaí bowl I've ever had! And I've had lots! I treat my friends and family to smoothies…read moreevery time they visit! Must try the "Local Kine" smoothie!! Tammy and Tanya always have a smile, Aloha friendly and make the truck experience well worth the trip to Lāna'i City. They are located in front of the Rainbow Pharmacy. Lots of juice, smoothie and bowl choices. You won't be disappointed!