Restaurants near Wailuku Civic Center Historic District

This was our second time going to Fuego. We noticed that it is mostly locals but some tourists go there. The server mentioned it’s about 70/30 ratio. They welcome everyone of course. Just interesting to see that not a lot of tourists know about it. It is out of a tourist area so that’s probably why. The prices are fair for what you get. Between our party of 9, we got two tomahawk steaks (two people can share it), three ribeye steaks, and Linguine with Alfredo sauce and shrimp. Two others chose a different noodle with Alfredo and chicken. We all loved everything. I would say that the Linguine could have had more Alfredo sauce on it. But overall the taste was super good and it was not bland at all. The steaks were cooked perfectly. Everyone in our party chose a different temp and we all were very satisfied with what temp they came out. Our server was very nice and funny. He took great care of us and made sure we had drinks and the food came out timely. We sat outside and loved it. I highly recommend. Much different atmosphere than most of the restaurants on Maui and in a good way. Oh and dress casual or dress up. You decide.

We stopped for a late supper prior to our red eye out of Maui. The restaurant is close to the airport as was a perfect place to have a nice meal before our flight. The food, wine, service and value were all excellent. We would highly recommend.

Loved the food, ambience and price! We had the Wiener schnitzel and the platter, both winners! The chocolate mousse was amazing as well. Hidden away in the industrial area,there is lots of parking and it was very quiet during dinner. Will return when we are back from Oahu!

Such a wonderful restaurant with the best food. The staff is amazing and kind.

The did not disappoint and the staff was very welcoming! We will be back for more