Diane Snoey Appler
Fine Art

If you stay in the Ekahi (Ekahi: means one), Elua (Elua: means two), and Ekolu (Ekolu: means three ) condos, (named by the order they were built, FYI) there are some great dining spots nearby in Wailea Village without going to the resorts. Of course, my favorite happy hour (5-6 PM) is still at "Humble Market Kitchin" a Roy Yamaguchi Restaurant at the Wailea Beach Resort. But we all like a little change of pace now and again. Here's a quick run down and I have tried each a

NEW! KOAST: Dined here twice and loved the food. It's moderately expensive but the quality of the local food, creativity of the menu, and service are excellent. I love pizza. My past fav was Penny’s Pizza and Pasta, it’s closed - I hope not for good - Latest new try is Black Rock Pizza on S. Kihei Road, near the Library and Movie theaters. Gluten free crust, my option, lots of great combos offered, and pick all your own toppings. BYOB. A plus. Inside and outside dining. Not