There is a dinner and hula show at Uncle Billy's. They have good seafood and the show is fun. You never know who will be putting on the show because it is always local talent and who ever shows up is who performs.
Written Jul 6, 2004
Address: 87 Banyan Dr
Website: www.unclebilly.com
Seeing the lava flow in the daytime is awesome in itself, but no words can truly express the overwhelming excitement of seeing the glowing lava at night!
Dress Code: Long sleeve garment, good covered shoes, maybe a hat and/or windbreaker (rain, wind, and cooler temperatures) Bring a flashlight and water ... unless you want to just purchase it at the beginning of the hike.
Written Apr 23, 2003
Watching great live bands, drinking, eating, people watching, with the crashing waves right behind you. Huggos is conveniently located next to the Royal Kona Resort, across from the Volleyball Court on Ali'i Drive!
Dress Code: Local style. VERY informal...
Updated Sep 22, 2003
Address: Ali'i Dr.
If you like brew pubs this is a good place to go. It was the first microbrewery on Big Island and is now quite big. Some beer examples: Longboard(Island lager), Fire Rock (Pale Ale) and for girls one with passion fruit flavour.
The place has a nice patio area and it is not too touristy. At least we thought locals hang out as well. Dinner menu is nice as well: tasty salads and pizzas from a stone oven. Yummy!
Dress Code: Casual
Updated Jun 17, 2008
Address: Kuakini Highway 75-5629, Kailua-Kona
Phone: 808 334 11 33/ 808 334-BREW
Website: www.KonaBrewingCo.com
20 mins south of airport in Kona . Beer wine , food, etc its cheapier and usually better then whats out there. There is a little town north of Kona called Hawi a little store ( forgot the name ) ask anybody in town for Macedamia Nut key lime pie
20 bucks for a whole pie-..... Yummy
Updated May 1, 2004
If you want a good time while in Kailua-Kona go to LuLu's. This is the place to be in the weekends with a good mix of local residents and vistors partying and dancing into the early hours.
Bring a note of your local currency and make a difference between all the dollar notes stapled to the walls in the bar, and if you find a norwegain 50 kroner it's probably mine.
Dress Code: Casual. If you really want to dress up, put on a nice Aloha shirt and a smile.
Updated Feb 19, 2004
Address: Coconut grove marketplace
The highlight of the evening during a Luau was the spectacular Drums Of Polynesian Revue. From the Fijian and Maori dances of war to the gracefulness of the Hawaiian Hula dancer's hands. This fabulous group of Polynesians brought us a fun filled evening we won't soon forget. The daring Samoan fire knife dancer highlighted the evening with an astonishing demonstration of bravery and skill.
Written Sep 7, 2005
If you feel the need to party hearty lated in the evening you may do it by yourself. There didn't seem to be too much going on at night. Its not a bad thing, just an observation.
Dress Code: Whatever you want to wear because you'll be solo...
Written Dec 2, 2006
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