This place rocks! Aloha is right next to the Old Lahaina Luau. So if you're there in the evenings you get to hear the whole Luau for free. The portions are huge and the food tastes good. This is not a fancy place. It's like the Hawaiian version of a diner. But if you're just looking for a place to relax for a while and not pay outrageous prices, this place is great! Look for coupons in the tourist magazines.

This was great, inexpensive, good food. There are a several dishes to choose from. Try the mixed plate so you can try several different dishes (chicken, beef, and fish). A mixed plate runs around $8 for a mixed plate. All of the plates come with a scoop of macaroni salad and two scoops of rice. If the thought of ordering a mixed plate is too overwhelming, you can also order á la carte. You can also order standard fare such as burgers. For less than $10 you can get a great and filling meal with a great view of the ocean. I have fond memories of watching the ice-skating Olympics and yelling at the screen when Michelle Kwan didn't take the gold.

Sitting under an umbrella with the blue waves lapping at the beach only 100 feet away . . . this casual local spot offers various authentic Hawaiian food, including Kahl Bi ribs, Kahlua pork, and teriyaki chicken with must-have sides like sticky rice and macaroni salad. Perfect for lunch on a day at the beach when you don't feel like cleaning up before eating. Try it, you'll like it!

An open-air restaurant on the beach with picnic tables and umbrellas. The food is served on paper plates, and was very good. Sticky rice with chicken is a recommended dish. It's very casual -- a good place for the kids.

For a real taste of authentic Hawaii better known as the Hawaiian plate lunch. Anybody who wants to get a feel for a Hawaiian working man's lunch this was great. Plenty of food and some great flavors. The kids loved it.