Dine & Drink
Taste the Vibe
Oceanfront Dining, Beachside Bites, Poolside Cocktails, and Island Coffee
Gather for Japanese-inspired dinner at CanoeHouse, coastal breakfast and dinner at HāLani, lighter fare and crafted cocktails at Hā Bar, beachside lunch and island-inspired bites at Surf Shack, or coffee, smoothies and grab-and-go picnic provisions at The Market. From poolside seating to oceanfront tables and a casual beach club setting, every meal keeps the Kohala Coast close.
CanoeHouse
A signature oceanfront restaurant at Mauna Lani featuring Pacific Rim cuisine with Hawaiian-Japanese influences, local farmers, ranchers and fishermen, and dishes from Kona kanpachi to garlic fried rice. CanoeHouse suits memorable dinners by the ocean, with a relaxed live-music atmosphere.
- Serves: Dinner
- Hours vary — see concierge
HāLani
A breezy Mediterranean Hawaii Regional restaurant at Mauna Lani offering breakfast and dinner with coastal-inspired dishes, fresh local fish, flatbreads and daily evening specials. HāLani suits relaxed family-style meals in the center of the resort, with al fresco poolside seating and an easy casual feel.
- Serves: Breakfast & Dinner
- Hours: 6:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.; 5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Hā Bar
A breezy poolside bar at Mauna Lani offering crafted cocktails, lighter fare and Pacific Ocean views among palm-fringed pools. Hā Bar is perfect for relaxed daytime drinks or an easy evening pause, with a polished island feel and open-air energy.
- Serves: Cocktails & Light Fare
- Hours: 10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Surf Shack
A beachside Hawaiian/American restaurant at Mauna Lani serving ʻahi poke bowls, street-style tacos and island-inspired bites at the Mauna Lani Beach Club. Surf Shack is perfect for relaxed lunches and picnic-table oceanfront dinners, with an easygoing clubhouse feel by the sand.
- Serves: Lunch & Dinner
- Hours: 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
The Market
A casual coffee shop/deli café at Mauna Lani offering coffees, smoothies, light healthy bites, grab-and-go items and picnic-to-go in a general-store setting. The Market suits easy mornings and beach-day provisions, with craft beers, wines and home/lifestyle retail adding a relaxed local feel.
- Serves: Coffee & Grab-and-Go
- Hours vary — see concierge
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DINE & DRINKS FAQs
What dining and drink options are available at Mauna Lani?
Mauna Lani offers a full collection of on-site dining venues, including CanoeHouse, the resort’s signature oceanfront restaurant, HāLani for coastal-inspired breakfast and dinner, Hā Bar for poolside cocktails and light fare, Surf Shack at the Mauna Lani Beach Club, and The Market, the resort’s specialty coffee shop and deli. Together these venues make Mauna Lani a true culinary destination on the Kohala Coast.
What makes CanoeHouse at Mauna Lani special?
CanoeHouse is Mauna Lani’s signature oceanfront restaurant, featuring Japanese-inspired cuisine served on a half-acre lawn at the ocean’s edge alongside a classic basalt bar. The menu highlights local farmers, ranchers, and fishermen with dishes like Kona kanpachi, lamb chops, and garlic fried rice, complemented by relaxing live music and smart casual evening attire.
Does Mauna Lani welcome families for dining?
Yes, Mauna Lani is a family-oriented luxury resort and its restaurants reflect that welcome. HāLani offers family-style breakfast and dinner, and a children’s menu is available at all restaurants as well as for in-room dining, making it easy for guests of all ages to enjoy a meal together at Mauna Lani.
What type of cuisine does HāLani serve at Mauna Lani?
HāLani at Mauna Lani serves a Coastal-inspired menu drawing from the Mediterranean and California, with breakfast served from 6:30am to 11am and dinner from 5:30pm to 9pm daily. Set on Pauoa Bay in the center of the resort, HāLani offers al fresco poolside seating along with fresh local fish, sandwiches, salads, and flatbreads.
Is there a poolside bar at Mauna Lani?
Yes, Mauna Lani features Hā Bar, a poolside bar and grill surrounded by palm-fringed pools with Pacific Ocean views. Hā Bar serves the signature Mauna Lani Mai Tai along with lighter fare and crafted cocktails, with the bar open daily from 10am to 10pm and cuisine served from 11am to 9pm.
What can guests enjoy at Surf Shack at Mauna Lani?
Surf Shack is Mauna Lani’s beachside clubhouse at the Mauna Lani Beach Club, open daily for gear rentals along with lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy ʻahi poke bowls, street-style tacos, and island-inspired bites, plus an Ube Colada at happy hour, all served oceanfront at picnic tables.
Does Mauna Lani have a coffee shop or café?
Yes, Mauna Lani is home to The Market, a specialty coffee shop and deli set in a general-store setting. The Market offers a full-service café with coffees, smoothies, light and healthy bites, grab-and-go items, picnic-to-go options, craft beers, and wines.
Is dining at Mauna Lani cashless?
Yes, dining outlets throughout Mauna Lani operate cashless. Guests can pay using room charge, debit, or credit cards at venues including Hā Bar and Surf Shack, and CanoeHouse similarly does not accept cash payments, streamlining the dining experience across the resort.
Is there a dress code for dining at Mauna Lani?
CanoeHouse, Mauna Lani’s signature dinner restaurant, calls for smart casual attire in the evening — nothing formal, but a step up from beachwear. Mauna Lani’s more casual venues, such as HāLani, Hā Bar, and Surf Shack, welcome relaxed resort wear throughout the day.
Should guests make reservations for dining at Mauna Lani?
Reservations for CanoeHouse are highly recommended, especially during busy season, as it is only open for dinner. For groups of six or more at CanoeHouse, a 20% gratuity is added, and separate payments are limited to parties of four or fewer, so planning ahead helps guests make the most of dining at Mauna Lani.