The Royal Hawaiian offers a fantastic spread for Sunday brunch, served on the patio over looking the beach. All of the food was fantastic and there was a wide variety to choose from. However, for me the view is equally impressive. You are practically on right on the beach. There is nothing quite as relaxing as sitting on the beach enjoying a great meal over looking one of the most famous beach view in the world.

Not really any one type of food. It truly is a combination of Asian & American cuisine. Go early to get a table. Enjoy the dancers.

Although on the pricy side, the money that you are going to spend is worth the entertainment alone; the food is out of this world.

The Sheraton Moana Surfrider is the oldest hotel on Waikiki Beach. It has retained the elegance of hotels of the first half of the 20th century. The Sunday brunch is held in the formal dining room alongside the central banyan tree courtyard, within view of the ocean. The formal wait-staff even wears white gloves. The lavish buffet brunch has endless tables of American, Asian, and Hawaiian delicasies, from hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, through fish and meat and vegetarian entrees, and of course the most imaginative rich desserts. But didn't you know: calories don't count when you're on vacation!

If you're going to Maui too, there's LOTS of very helpful information at this website:
www.mauihawaii.org