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tiger TUG Member Posts: 392 From: add another 300 posts Schenectady, NY,USA Lawai Beach Resort registered Dec. 2000 Registered: Apr 2002	posted 12-28-2004 07:55 Beach House,the Plantation, and the Hyatt for Sunday Champagne Brunch. IP: Logged
James Rose TUG Member Posts: 37 From: Crystal Lake, IL USA Registered: Jan 2001	posted 12-28-2004 09:42 While the Seafood Buffet at the Princeville Hotel is excellent, so is their Sunday Buffet. I agree with the tugger who said the view is worth the price. You get MTO crepes and MTO omlettes and a fabulous desert assortment. It is pricey though- $45.00 as I recall. IP: Logged
bhrungo TUG Member Posts: 176 From: Las Vegas, NV Registered: Mar 2001	posted 12-28-2004 21:36 Zelo's & Keoki's Paradise IP: Logged
bnalexander TUG Member Posts: 233 From: Richland, WA, Owns Sands, Maui; Fairmont, BC, Canada, Flamingo, Vegas Registered: Jul 2004	posted 01-03-2005 23:06 I am leaving for Kauai in less than two months for my first visit. Lots of new experiences for me there! I have, therefore, been watching this restaurant info very closely. This last weekend I put all the info in spreadsheet form and also crossed it with some Kauai Revealed info, along with phone numbers and addresses. If anyone is interested, pease post here or email me with your email address and I will forward the spreadsheet! It is crude but has most of the info for comparison. Or, it could be a good start for someone to get serious about tracking some gooood food! ------------------ Barb IP: Logged
wauhob3 TUG Member Posts: 1671 From: Valparaiso, IN Christmas Mountain Village week 27 and 30 Registered: May 2002	posted 01-04-2005 04:40 Barb I would love a copy. We are going at Spring break for two weeks. Thanks. wauhob3@aol.com IP: Logged
KathyJ TUG Member Posts: 32 From: Mahtomedi, MN USA Registered: Jan 2001	posted 01-04-2005 19:37 Barb, also please send me a copy. We're going to be at PonoKai in March. Can't wait! jennings@pressenter.com IP: Logged
Hawaiibarb TUG Member Posts: 297 From: Honolulu, HI Registered: Feb 2001	posted 01-04-2005 23:08 Barb, I'd love a copy, too.....thanks very much! quilter39@earthlink.net IP: Logged
silverback TUG Member Posts: 284 From: Winter Haven, Florida Registered: May 2003	posted 01-05-2005 03:50 This has been interesting. I'll be in Kauai in April, after two weeks on the BI. We like "Local" places and small Mom and Pops. This time we will be in the Princeville area.....haven't stayed there before. ------------------ Jim, (Former) Florida Beach Boy Little Gull @LBK Islander Beach Resort @ New Smyrna Beach IP: Logged
dmc TUG Member Posts: 70 From: Bolivia, NC, US Registered: Jan 2001	posted 01-05-2005 06:08 Barb, I would love a copy: dmcdec@earthlink.net IP: Logged
BradC Non Member Posts: 5 From: San Ramon, CA Registered: Jul 2004	posted 01-06-2005 23:09 Polynesia Cafe in Hanalei! Don't let ordering at the counter fool you -- the food is excellent. When we were there in 2003, they had no liquor license, but you could byob from the grocery store in the same strip mall. IP: Logged
Blitz TUG Volunteer Posts: 490 From: CT, USA - Owner Southcape Resort - Mashpee, MA; Deer Run Village - Catskills, NY; Bluegreen Registered: May 2003	posted 01-07-2005 02:21 quote: Originally posted by silverback: This has been interesting. I'll be in Kauai in April, after two weeks on the BI. We like "Local" places and small Mom and Pops. This time we will be in the Princeville area.....haven't stayed there before. We'll be at the Pono Kai in July with a family of 4 and will definitely want to eat like the locals. I found a review in RCI Community from somone who lives in HI. I can't remember if it was Kauai or Maui, because we're going to both, but they posted a couple items like what to do, where to eat, etc that wouldn't cost an arm and a leg. The buffet above sounds wonderful, but we couldn't afford that for our family. ------------------ Brenda Planning is half the fun! IP: Logged
silverback TUG Member Posts: 284 From: Winter Haven, Florida Registered: May 2003	posted 01-07-2005 04:23 *****Polynesia Cafe in Hanalei! Don't let ordering at the counter fool you -- the food is excellent. When we were there in 2003, they had no liquor license, but you could byob from the grocery store in the same strip mall.***** Sounds like my kind of place! The place in the Movie "50 First Dates" is what I like. Mahalo! ------------------ Jim, (Former) Florida Beach Boy Little Gull @LBK Islander Beach Resort @ New Smyrna Beach IP: Logged
Dottie TUG Member Posts: 954 From: St. Augustine, FL USA Registered: Dec 2000	posted 01-07-2005 11:50 Barb Please also include me on your email list for a copy of your spreadsheet. We are going the end of April. TIA Dottie IP: Logged
PalmTrees TUG Member Posts: 22 From: Tacoma, WA, USA Registered: Aug 2002	posted 01-07-2005 19:43 Count me in for the dining spreadsheet. Thanks. jgoodspeed@sealy.com IP: Logged
ati2d Non Member Posts: 389 From: San Marcos, CA, USA Registered: Nov 2001	posted 01-09-2005 12:21 Right next door to the Pono Kai......The Ono Family Restaurant! We also loved the Hanamaulu Japanese Restaurant. Very authentic and a has a beautiful garden/Koi pond setting. It doesn't look like anything from the outside, but it's great inside. IP: Logged
BruceJE TUG Member Posts: 52 From: Willmar, MN Resorts Owned; Mexico, Hawaii, Marriott, Fairfield, Arizona, Wisconsin Registered: Mar 2002	posted 01-09-2005 13:11 We have close friends going to Kauai for the first time in March. This would be a great piece of info to give them. Thanks Bruce sbeddy@en-tel.net IP: Logged
jbercu TUG Member Posts: 48 From: Alamo,CA,USA Registered: Jan 2001	posted 01-09-2005 13:28 Barb: Please send me the info also. We will be at Embassy Vacation Resort Poipu Point 2/05 to 2/12 2005. Thanks, Jake IP: Logged
bnalexander TUG Member Posts: 233 From: Richland, WA, Owns Sands, Maui; Fairmont, BC, Canada, Flamingo, Vegas Registered: Jul 2004	posted 01-09-2005 16:02 Hello all. Thanks for all the interest! If you have requested the spreadsheet and not received it, please request again! Some of the emails have been captured by my spam box. I have been watching closely and think I am OK, but I don't want to miss anyone who is interested! I have been getting a few more opinions so the info is growing! ------------------ Barb [This message has been edited by bnalexander (edited 01-09-2005).] IP: Logged
RP TUG Member Posts: 31 From: Redding, CA Registered: Jan 2001	posted 01-10-2005 09:45 Hey Thanks. I'm going there in April. I'd like to have your restaurant spreadsheet too. RP rapatel@yahoo.com IP: Logged
Cathyb TUG Member Posts: 1445 From: Carlsbad, CA, USA Carlsbad Inn, Trendwest , Marriott DSV & Newp, Westin MissionHills, Whaler/Maui & PonoKai/Kauai Registered: Dec 2000	posted 01-10-2005 19:11 The good news is we had a fantastic meal at A Pacific/Kauai last night. The bad news (if true) is our waiter said next Tuesday the restaurant is closing!! He also said they are working on opening up again later on in the year in another location. IP: Logged
bnalexander TUG Member Posts: 233 From: Richland, WA, Owns Sands, Maui; Fairmont, BC, Canada, Flamingo, Vegas Registered: Jul 2004	posted 01-11-2005 08:15 Thanks for the heads up, Cathy. Since I already own a $50 gift certificate from hawaiisavers (probably many TUGgers do) I contacted hawaiisavers to ask what the procedure would be if Pacific Cafe is still closed in March. I received the following reply "Hello, Please do not worry about it, if they are close when you get there, just mail the certificates back to us for a full 100%�refund. Let me know if I help you in any other way. Aloha, Daniel Duval www.hawaiisavers.com daniel@hawaiisavers.com (808) 283-8888" So all is well with our Gift Certificates from hawaiisavers. That is the good news. Again, the bad news is I might not get to eat there in March!!! I was looking forward to that. Maybe they will be re-located by then. Thanks for the heads-up. ------------------ Barb IP: Logged
kapear TUG Member Posts: 41 From: Colorado Owner: EVR Kaanapali, Pono Kai Registered: Jun 2003	posted 01-11-2005 16:51 I would love a copy of your spreadsheet. We'll be at the Pono Kai for a week and EVR Poipu for a week in June. thanks. kim_pearson@comcast.net IP: Logged
wauhob3 TUG Member Posts: 1671 From: Valparaiso, IN Christmas Mountain Village week 27 and 30 Registered: May 2002	posted 03-12-2005 20:20 quote: Originally posted by bnalexander: I am leaving for Kauai in less than two months for my first visit. Lots of new experiences for me there! I have, therefore, been watching this restaurant info very closely. This last weekend I put all the info in spreadsheet form and also crossed it with some Kauai Revealed info, along with phone numbers and addresses. If anyone is interested, pease post here or email me with your email address and I will forward the spreadsheet! It is crude but has most of the info for comparison. Or, it could be a good start for someone to get serious about tracking some gooood food! Barb, I'll be going in a couple of weeks and couldn't find the spreadsheet. Could you send it again? I hope you had a great trip or you are on a great trip since this was about the timeframe. IP: Logged
Zib TUG Member Posts: 285 From: Salinas, Ca. USA Registered: Mar 2001	posted 03-12-2005 21:51 Barb, Me too for the spreadsheet, Please. We're going for 3 weeks in May. My favorite is The Hanalei Dolphin! Thnks so much zibbyjones@sbcglobal.net [This message has been edited by Zib (edited 03-12-2005).] IP: Logged
MattC TUG Member Posts: 202 From: Catlin, IL, USA Registered: Jun 2002	posted 03-13-2005 11:18 You have to try Scotty's Beachside BBQ in Kapa'a. It's listed in The Ultimate Kauai Guidebook - Kauai Revealed. It isn't rated in Andrew Doughty's book because he is a part owner. But we would rated it a double "ONO". We ate there twice, some of the best food on the island. The portions are large and the prices are very reasonable. The view just as the sun goes down is outstanding. MattC ------------------ Matt The Wyndham Palms Resort & Country Club (PCC) IP: Logged

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