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Kilauea Lodge Restaurant

4.2 (280 reviews)
Open 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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Entrance. They have a chair lift
Annie D.

We came here for lunch. Their menu online wasn't updated and the Nicoise salad was no longer on the menu so I settled for the Cobb salad. The guava dressing was very good but the salad was mostly romaine, the toppings portion was meager. My husband ordered the fish and chips. The tartar sauce was 10/10, the fish was good but could have been a little crispier. The Liliko tea was also 10/10. Service was great. Food needs to be improved.

The turkey wrap (half) with half my Reuben in the plate.  And a big piece of yummy pickle.
Jeff B.

In the area visiting the National Park. My partner and I came in for brunch. We each got a sandwich - I got the Reuben with fries and they got the turkey wrap. The server asked if they wanted fries and my partner asked what other choices there were for sides. The server responded "onion rings or salad". My partner got the onion rings. (More about that at the end.) We split the sandwiches and the sides. Everything was outstanding. The Reuben corned beef was moist (not dried out), the bread was tasty and there was the right amount of dressing and sauerkraut. The fries were delicious, with a nice outside crunch. The wrap tasted very fresh and the onion rings were outstanding. Real onion rings, not onion bits. We ordered only water to drink and the server and a second server came over multiple times to refill our waters. The service was very good. For brunch, there is a trio (two guitars and all three sing) playing Hawaiian and non Hawaiian songs. They were outstanding. The harmonies were just terrific. The group's name is Halana. The ambience is very nice. Very warm and welcoming. One complaint. I considered docking a point for this, but everything else was so great, I'm not going to. But here it is - when a server asks you what side you want, they should tell you if one or more of the alternatives costs more. The server told us the sides were fries, onion rings or salad. He didn't mention that the onion rings cost five or more bucks more than the french fries. I got the bill and the $21 Reuben was $21 with fries. But the $20 turkey wrap was $26 with the onion rings. I wonder what the price difference would be if I ordered the side salad?? That was really disappointing. Servers should be trained to identify the price differences and not assume that it doesn't matter to the customer.

Mai Tai with Ube cream
Nicole B.

Food/Drinks 4/5: We came hungry after a day exploring the national park and local caves, so we ordered the Mai Tai, calamari steak app, Catch of the Day (Ono), ribeye, and apple cheesecake for dessert. The drink was not my favorite as the dark rum really changed the taste of what I expect of a standard mai tai. The calamari steak was delicious - amazing crispy outside and buttery soft inside with a nice punch of flavor from the capers and lemon. The ono was a bit disappointing - a bit chewy and lacking flavor, but mixed well with the cauliflower, raisins, and mac nuts on the plate. The real stars were the ribeye (so tender and amazing with the garlic butter on top) and the cheesecake (amazing crust with chunks of apple throughout the cheesecake layer). Service 5/5: Amazingly attentive wait staff; checked on us regularly throughout the meal to make sure waters were filled and clearing plates as soon as we were done. We did not have a reservation, but they were able to accommodate our party. Price $$$: Definitely a pricier dinner option as you're paying more for the ambiance of the restaurant. Wouldn't necessarily say the food measures up to the price, but when we came through around 6pm there weren't a lot of other open options in the area.

Breakfast omelet
Katherine C.

Staff was amazing. We stayed here so we could take our drink back to the room. Or utensils. Everyone was friendly. We came for 2 breakfast and a lunch. Loved the potatoes hash. They were out of hash browns so they did a medley of regular potatoes sweet potato and a purple potato. Very nicely done. The taro bread for French toast was so good! It was tasty food and convenient for us.

Brittany B.

We came here for dinner the first night we got in town. The service was great. The pickled veggies were ok. The lamb was also okay. The cheesecake was soooooo good. I would come back for dessert and maybe try something else entree wise.

Ube MaiTai. Love it so much better than Merrimansone with lilikoi foam. Nice umami.
Amanda O.

Great food and service. Loved the lamb chops. Not that a lot of people would complain, but portion size was too large for me, so I guess that means it's good value. We liked one of the paintings on the wall we wanted to purchase. The server told us we could in the store. Unfortunately that was incorrect and we're still trying out how to find it. The ambience depending on where you're sat is pretty good. We will go there over Rim Restaurant next visit. The art fiasco downed the star review

Fresh Catch
Laura F.

We love to dine here whenever we visit Volcano. The ambiance is cozy with the historical fireplace and all of the beautiful local artwork. Tonight we had excellent service from Adam. We started with the calamari steak and cheesy garlic bread. I had the fresh catch of the day, which was Ono. My husband has the chicken fettuccine. All of our food was delicious. We shared a cheesecake with Lilikoi syrup for the grand finale.

Gregory F.

Came here for dinner and was a bit overwhelmed by the cost which didn't necessarily match the ambiance of the restaurant itself. We opted for just a drink each and a slice of cake (yes - dessert for dinner!) and it STILL was $50 :( guess that is just the nature of vacation. Service was good - our waiter was very patient with us - and the Ube topped Mai Tai was unique and fun. Wish there was more on the menu and wish I didn't have to break my wallet to get something good.

Calamari
Kathleen R.

Beautiful restaurant. Very nice service. My rib eye steak was tender and delicious. Lamb chop exceptional, but drawback was $50 per head without drinks or salad so be prepared for a high tab for delicious food. Also, they have gluten free labeled items.

Lamb chops
Julia

The food was delicious but very overpriced. Service was great and it has a cute lodge feel. The coconut crusted Brie appetizer was a highlight, as well as the lamb chops and chicken fettuccine Alfredo.

Best wine
colleen t.

This place is great! I wish their dinner menu was bigger. That's my only complaint. Service is wonderful. Wine prices are great! Fish special is so good I get it every time. Go here if you want a simple delicious meal. I have not tried breakfast here yet only dinner

Historical Sign
Kenneth T.

If you want a good meal near Volcano National Park...go here not the crater rim restaurant. Excellent local service and charm.

Crab Cake Eggs Benedict with Cajun Hollandaise sauce
Jeri C.

Went here for the first time today and we were really impressed! I got the Crab Cake Eggs Benedict with Cajun Hollandaise sauce. It was delicious!! The crab cakes were seasoned really well, the eggs were perfectly poached, and the hollandaise sauce was super flavorful Hubby got the Reuben sandwich on marble rye bread. That was super good as well! It had generous amounts of sliced corned beef and it had the right amount of thousand island dressing and sauerkraut (I just wish I took a picture of it). They also had really good options for the kiddos (e.g. Cheeseburger, Chicken tenders, Spaghetti, Buttered Noodles, Mac & Cheese, Grilled Cheese sandwich) so our kids had plenty of great options to choose from. We also received complimentary pumpkin bread with butter. It felt like it came freshly baked out of the oven. Perfectly warm, tender, and lots of yummy cinnamon flavor. The atmosphere was also great. The staff was super friendly despite it being really busy. And they had live music playing as well This has easily become one of my new favorite restaurants on the Big Island . We'll definitely be back

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4.5 exceptional kitchen. They really know how to cook a chicken. Everyone was happy. Stay and eat.

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Hidden gem in Volcano, food is outstanding, service excellent very welcoming. Even a good place to stay

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Ask the Community - Kilauea Lodge Restaurant

Do you offer Gluten Free menu options?

Yes, we do. Please let your server know your dietary needs.

Are you open Thanksgiving Day?

Yes, we are however, we are currently sold out for dinner. We still have some openings for breakfast and lunch if you are interested.

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Eagles Lighthouse Cafe - Bento Bowl

Eagles Lighthouse Cafe

4.2(360 reviews)
0.3 mi
$

In other places, this would be a four stars but on Hawaii and near Volcanoes National Park this is…read morea 5. The woman behind the counter was very friendly and kind which can be difficult to find in this busy tourist town. Thank you so much! We were there Nov 10. The ambiance is casual. The seating area is outside underneath an awning. There are world maps outside so you can pin the location you're from. The food is very good value especially for Hawaii. I paid about $12 each for a sandwich that was packed with fresh ingredients. It can be hard to find good value meals around Volcano. This sandwich came with packets of mayo and mustard on the side. I appreciated they didn't add this to the sandwich beforehand. Honestly, if you're on the Big Island, you probably know by now how expensive fresh veggies are. These veggies were delicious and good quality. I've had trouble finding such good quality veggies even at higher price points. I hope they never change their selection because I thought the fresh veggie sandwich was great for the value. It was big and very filling. Again, I wish I had caught the name of the young 5'2ish woman serving me. Someone on the Big Island offered me a job because they said it was hard to find someone reliable to show up for a job at a gas station. They thought I was a local. Well, this woman was very helpful and friendly despite the long line of customers. Hope someone gives her a raise if she's an employee, because it sounds like good employees are tough to come by and she was definitely great.

So the Eagles Lighthouse Cafe is no more. Let this be a eulogy then. For starters, let's go with…read morethe praise. The food was great. Nice down home cookin', reasonably priced. Now for this. The place was festooned with Bible quotes, Biblical vignettes in the windows, and the three flags of Christian Nationalism garishly out front - the US flag, the Israeli flag, and the nationalist "Plea To Heaven" flag. All paradoxically in tatters and never taken in for good keeping. It did not give off a welcome Biblical vibe though - just one of "agree with us or take it down the road." The kitchen and counter personnel were usually fairly nice people who gave great service. The owners, when they were present, gave off something entirely different. Like you were inconveniencing them by being there. Short tempered and terse if they took your order. If you read the earlier comments, you will hear of them coming unhinged and screaming at some customer about something either overblown, or imagined. They refused to pay their employees properly, with something even close to a living wage. When the Hawaii legislature finally hiked the minimum wage, they stuck out an alarmist notice written in childish green marker that they were sooooo sorry but they "had to" raise their prices a bit because the mean old Hawaii house raised the wage. And of course taxes under Biden, yada yada. In the end, the ELC was a victim of the owners' disposition. It's a very bad business model indeed, when politics, religion and greed actually get in the way of doing business. My best wishes to the employees, I really hope they can find something decent to replace this experience. For the self righteous, sanctimonious greed of the owners and operators - as Jesus said, "Yeah verily, you have your reward."

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Eagles Lighthouse Cafe - Pastrami sandwich with cranberry bread

Pastrami sandwich with cranberry bread

Eagles Lighthouse Cafe - Seating area

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Seating area

Cafe Ono - Homemade Lasagna with organic salad and soup

Cafe Ono

4.6(433 reviews)
0.6 mi
$$

We arrived shortly before closing, but the staff were very kind and took our order for our late,…read morelight lunch. We enjoyed the mushroom ginger soup, which was flavorful and and a soup and fresh green salad combo. Everything was delicious, flavorful, and just right. And the pricing was affordable. Woo hoo! Seated amidst the interesting and unique art of the gallery, with views outside to the gardens, it was a calm and peaceful dining experience.

After what felt like a long half day at Volcanoes National Park nearby, my husband and I were…read morelooking for a little pick-me-up before heading back to the park after dark. We found Cafe Ono online, but realized it was closing soon. We decided to stop by anyway to check out Volcano Garden Arts, if anything, and we are so glad we did. The staff working at the cafe were so kind and still hooked us up with some caffeine, even though they were technically already closed - we really appreciated that. We got our coffee (good but nothing extraordinary tbh) and a snack, chatted a bit with the owner, and then decided to explore the grounds instead of sitting indoors the entire time. It was so fun to wander through the little shop (with their "please touch" policy) and gallery, check out the outdoor dining areas, meet one of the famous NZ bunnies (I think there were supposed to be 2 though..?), and walk through their forest and gardens. Even on a slightly rainy and damp day, the outdoor walk was enjoyable. The space is whimsically decorated with art, sculptures, and local products for sale, and at times it gave off an Alice in Wonderland vibe. We're not sure when we'll be back in this area or on Big Island in general, but if/when we are I'd love to return and explore again.

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Uncle Georges Lounge at Volcano House - Lobster roll

Uncle Georges Lounge at Volcano House

3.5(82 reviews)
1.8 mi

People seem to be all over the place on whether they had a good experience here or not. We…read moreabsolutely had an excellent meal. As this is the lounge, the food choices aren't fancy, but interestingly, the food is prepared in the same kitchen as the more upscale The Rim restaurant next to it. Had two great dinners at the Rim and tried Georges in between. Nothing fancy this meal, but the draft beers were cold filled to the rim, and the gluten free cauliflower pizza was nicely topped with plenty of fixings and cheese. A great meal with a window seat to the volcano offgassing.

Still love this spot - beautiful historic building with views that you can't find anywhere else…read more Good beer selection. This time, I ordered the fish and chips, and I can't stress enough how awful they were. I bit into the first one and had to spit it out - I couldn't even bite through it because it was so dry and tough. Like jerky. Several tiny pieces of curled-up "fish" were presented on top of a small plastic bowl heaped with extremely mediocre fries. I have never sent anything back in my life, but I couldn't eat this. We were about to go on a hike and I was hungry. I sent it back and instead ordered the somen salad, which was satisfying. The service was great and the fish and chips were removed from the bill. I would eat here again for the location and beer, but I'd only go with a pizza or salad. Reading the reviews now, I should never have ordered the fish and chips to begin with. They sounded so good, but they were so very bad.

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Uncle Georges Lounge at Volcano House - Nachos

Nachos

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Vegetable pasta

The Rim Restaurant - Lobster Crab Cake ($24.99) - citrus aioli, namasu salad, charred macadamia nut romesco

The Rim Restaurant

3.4(365 reviews)
1.8 mi
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The night of the 42nd volcano eruption, we enjoyed a front window seat to the massive lava…read morefountains! Created a great backdrop to a great meal. The restaurant is inside the very old classic Volcano Lodge; complete with wood fireplace. Staying in the lodge made it simple to have meals; we ate at the Rim two nights, one night at the more casual Lodge restaurant Uncle Georges Lounge. All meals were prepared very well. For the first meal, we ordered a couple of Mai Tais that were nicely flavorful. For appetizers, I can recommend the Furikake Seared Ahi; gently seared with very flavorful colorful condiments. Plus, the portion was relatively generous as well. The chef's entree special was an amazing local fish prepared attractively and tasting marvelous. For our second night, the volcano was no longer erupting and the crowds of watchers had left so the meal was far less hectic. Did a less extravagant meal of Big Island Stuffed Chicken (great stuffing of Feta cheese and greens!) and it was a great choice. (I had the Seared Ahi again!) Straying from fish my partner went with the perfectly grilled 12 oz Hawaiian beef ribeye. Finished up with a fun crème brûlée with lots of burnt sugar!. Not a restaurant to drive 1-2 hours to, but if you find yourself on the mountain, well-worth stopping for a great meal here. but try to get there when the volcano isn't erupting or you'll be trampled, pushed, and find nowhere to park.

So I haven't wrote a review in a while and I should get better at sharing my experiences. I had to…read morewrite this, know before you go your paying for the view of the volcano. Also know you can get the similar view from the other restaurant they have literally in the room right next to this one. Well there is a sitting room in between but the same view. No pretty table clothes but the same view and the food comes from the same kitchen. Our waiter was nice and pretty timely, the food was horrible. We were a party of three and all of us had the ribeye. First off they were out of asparagus so we had wilted spinach and fennel. So overly salted and the mash potatoes, they had to come from a box!!! The bread was good but the butter was excellent, the only reason this is getting two starts was our waiter and the butter!!! Our meal for three people nothing to drink but water the three ribeyes and one dessert for our 13 year old was 229.00. I don't mind paying for dinner when it's edible but we left almost all our steak on the plates and the waiter didn't even ask why. My recommendation is have dinner at the other restaurant get the view and pay way less. If you look at my review for tonight's dinner you will see I don't leave reviews just when it's bad. We had dinner in Kona tonight at fish hopper and it was excellent service and food with an amazing view as well.

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The Rim Restaurant - Local Fresh Catch (FOD Fish Special) ($54.99) - swordfish with edamame purée, purple sweet potato purée, grilled banana

Local Fresh Catch (FOD Fish Special) ($54.99) - swordfish with edamame purée, purple sweet potato purée, grilled banana

The Rim Restaurant - Kalua Pork & Pineapple Flatbread ($16.99) - kalua pork, fresh pineapple, crispy bacon, mozzarella, sweet chili drizzle, cilantro, parmesan.

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Kalua Pork & Pineapple Flatbread ($16.99) - kalua pork, fresh pineapple, crispy bacon, mozzarella, sweet chili drizzle, cilantro, parmesan.

10 Pin Grill - Ham and cheese deli sandwich

10 Pin Grill

3.4(39 reviews)
2.8 mi
$

Food 3/5 - Ordered a loco moco and fish & chips. Loco moco was fine, the hamburger patty was a…read morelittle thin and could use more salt, but for the price it's fine. Fish and chips are fried-to-order so it's nice and hot. Condiments are next to the pick up window and you can grab as much as you please. Price $$ - Price is fair with the portions that are served. Service 3/5 - Service is normal for a fast-food style restaurant. Ambiance 3/5 - Interior is fine, we visited around Christmas time so the interior was decorated with holiday festivities. Tables are kept clean and open. Overall - With limited options inside Volcanoes National Park, this is a quick and cheaper grub-and-go restaurant to continue your adventures inside the park, which is probably the main reason why you're visiting. I had a pleasant experience and would visit again.

This is a great affordable option in Volcanoes National Park! Although the food is just ok, the…read moreportions are large. You might be able to find tastier or more diverse food options in the restaurant or just outside of the park, but this is very convenient. The burgers are especially worth it. It is located inside the arcade area. It is open to the public. There is a seating area (about 3 circle tables that can sit 3-4 each) but lighting isn't great - it's either fluorescent lighting or the lights are off (I went twice and both the lights were very dim with some being off in the seating area next to the grill). Service is efficient. Both times I went there was only one employee working, but it was ok because I was the only customer.

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10 Pin Grill - Food pickup area

Food pickup area

10 Pin Grill - Loco Moco

Loco Moco

10 Pin Grill - Feb 2023 menu

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Feb 2023 menu

Rico's Taco Shop - Rico's signage

Rico's Taco Shop

4.7(42 reviews)
0.4 mi

TLDR - the staff are very nice and this place is very convenient when visiting the area, but I know…read moreI'll never come back. The food was tasteless and I don't appreciate when places try to get a double tip. Food options around the area are very limited, but I encourage tourists to take a chance and explore further. This place is a great convenience for people visiting Hawaii's Volcano National Parks and are starving after a long day of sightseeing. Unfortunately, I was very let down considering the great reviews it has online. This is a food truck, so as expected, the parking is extremely limited and there are only two picnic tables available if you choose to sit down and eat. The area is nice if you don't mind eating outdoors. When I went, there were only 2 people working in the truck. They were extremely nice and did warn us about waiting times. There was a long line of people so we had to wait about 25mins for our food. Honestly, this is not inherently a problem, but be ready to wait if it's busy. Now for the food and the reason I'm giving this place a low rating. I was allowed to mix the carnitas tacos and the chicken taco plate given that they're all the same price. The chicken had a nice spice to it, but every item on the dish was very bland. The rice felt dry, the refried beans felt like they were straight out of a can, and it could have all used some salt. But the big nono was that it appears they included a tip in their total before handing the machine over to you to add a tip and pay. Unless you tell me Hawaii's tax is close to 20% (which I know it's not), I find it very disrespectful when businesses do this to their customers.

Food takes a while, as they're just two people running the cart! I liked the birria tacos the most…read more The couple was so kind.

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Rico's Taco Shop - Birria de Res taco plate.

Birria de Res taco plate.

Rico's Taco Shop - Carnitas taco trio

Carnitas taco trio

Rico's Taco Shop - Fresh produce. We try to use ingredients grown in Hawaii as much as possible.

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Fresh produce. We try to use ingredients grown in Hawaii as much as possible.

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