Restaurants near Aloha Performing Arts Center

We had a fantastic experience from the moment we arrived until we left. The drinks were incredible, and the waitress understood why we were stretching out our appetizer (waiting for the 3 p.m. dinner menu). Our entrees were excellent, and we all had empty plates. I cannot forget the beautiful scenery with a gentle breeze overlooking the water.

Satisfactory food for a holiday meal. Although “regular” local white rice would be preferred. Another seafood options example Mahi, ahi , ono and crab legs options. Desserts could have more variety, whip cream or ice cream choices available. Simple inexpensive absorbent coasters for “sweating” water goblets would be practical to have rather then having water all over the tables. Buffet food warmers (some) felt awkward to open up (meaning lifting it up and back felt like it would topple, then reaching back to close lid - was awkward to ( I am short ,reaching it was a stretch). I am sure there are better easier food warmers that are easy to maneuver.

Food was good. There was only a few tables in our area but did not get served for a long time. Once served the order came very quickly. Only complaint was my regular coffee was cold. Overall was a very good breakfast.

Service was unbelievably quick. Clam chowder was served within two minutes of ordering and was outstanding. Main entrees were served within five minutes after finishing soup and were also excellent. Very quiet on a Monday evening. Glad we went there.

They have a new chef and a new menu. It’s still good but there are a few items off the menu that we wanted to eat and not available.