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Komoda Store and Bakery; this beloved family-run business, which has served the community since 1916, sells out of its cream puffs and butter rolls daily. Follow Baldwin past the defunct sugar mill to Paia. Once a busy sugar plantation hub surrounded by green cane fields, it’s now home to surfers and artists.
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Then walk past the entry arch to the path that takes you to the restaurant. If you’re coming from Kihei or Wailea, leave an hour earlier than your reservation. There’s usually traffic heading north along Piilani Highway, and you’ll hit traffic again on Hana Highway at Paia town. This is a big one, especially if you’re footing the bill for an entire family.
Remembering the South Pacific
A trip to Maui isn’t complete without ducking underwater to spy on clouds of striped manini fish, eagle rays and turtles. Climb into the rigid-hulled raft beside two dozen other passengers (fewer than the big tour boats) and watch for dolphins. In winter, close encounters with whales are common. As you peer into the pristine bay formed by Maui’s youngest lava flow, imagine the Polynesian wayfinders sailing here centuries ago, followed by the French explorer La Pérouse in 1786.
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We have implemented new health and safety protocols that go above and beyond our already strict standards, so that you can feel comfortable and safe when dining with us. We hope to improve your experience when booking reservations through our upgraded widget below. First, book a sunrise reservation at Haleakalā National Park well in advance ($1 permit, $30 park entrance). In the darkness, drive slowly up the 10,000-foot volcano; fog often obscures cattle and native geese loitering in hairpin turns.
Hawaii: Mama's Fish House hopes to help with sustainable fishing - Los Angeles Times
Hawaii: Mama's Fish House hopes to help with sustainable fishing.
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The scene is straight out of a tropical paradise postcard. When describing Mama’s Fish House, calling the seafood eatery a Maui icon would almost be an understatement. And so, after finally securing a table for myself, I’m excited to taste what exactly makes Mama’s Fish House so special. It is in a beautiful oceanfront setting, but it is set back a ways from the ocean, so the tables far back inside the restaurant do not have much of a view of the ocean.
Two Maui restaurants are among 'Top 100' in the country, according to OpenTable - Pacific Business News - The Business Journals
Two Maui restaurants are among 'Top 100' in the country, according to OpenTable - Pacific Business News.
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You may have better luck making a reservation for lunch instead of dinner. I’ve been to Mama’s for lunch, and I found that the food and service were both fantastic. In fact, my favorite Mama’s dish (an ono fish entree caught by one of Mama’s staff members that same morning) was from the lunch menu.
The serving was approximately the size of my hand. It arrived with a side of vegetables and Kalua pig fried rice. There’s also usually at least one off-menu special available, so be sure to check with your waiter before making a final decision. The path from the first check-in area leads to the second check-in podium and the restaurant’s entrance, which is located on the right side of Mama’s when facing the restaurant.
The ship had a crew of 19 and carried copra, oranges, cattle, turtles and 20 seasick passengers between Rarotonga and the remote Cook Islands. Then the Christensons sailed back to Papeete and tied up at their old spot on the quay across from Café Vaima. The winds in these latitudes blew in the opposite direction of the tradewinds and Floyd decided to use these contrary winds to sail all the way back to Rarotonga. They remained in Papeete for a few months while Karen grew stronger. Inside the lagoon the water was flat calm and the yachts sat in the water almost motionless.
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We have traveled in over 90 countries and finding a place to eat is always an adventure. We were introduced to Mamas in 1982 and its become our favorite, not just because of the food and the location, but because of the staff who have become our special friends. The stunning views of Kū‘au Bay on the North Shore invite you into our restaurant. Some call it a beach front restaurant, we call it an oasis. ‘Ulu, mango, liliko‘i, Ahi, Onaga, avocado, seasons change and so does our menu.
As I mentioned above, Mama’s Fish House sources its fish from local fishers, typically from nearby waters. They print menus daily, and next to the entree names you’ll find the name of the fisher and the location of the catch. Similar to other fine dining establishments, you’ll receive the day’s menu along with a separate drinks menu. Nine years later they bought the property that is now Mama’s Fish House. The first cook, a close friend, persuaded Doris that the right name for the restaurant was “Mama’s Fish House”.
The Fete lasted late into the night, the coconut trees lit by flaming torches and the music and drumming echoing off the mountains. On a glorious morning, 36 days out of San Diego, Marinero sailed into the deep harbor of Tai O’Hai bay. The island was stunningly beautiful, the bay bordered by sheer green cliffs with waterfalls cascading down them. It took a few days to relearn how to walk on solid ground. There were occasional storms and many squalls that deluged the boat with very welcome fresh rainwater. They would take turns going for swims, or hang over the bowsprit and watch the many tiny critters skittering across the surface of the water.
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