Discover Casual Dining on the Big Island of Hawaii

A friendly and warm beachside establishment, Lava Lava Beach Club keeps it consistent and tasty no matter the time of day.

Fun, local, and affordable, Boogie Woogie Pizza is a great little pizzeria offering big value, located right in the heart of Pahoa Town.

Known throughout the Big Island for its commitment to coffee culture and preparation, a discerning coffee lover will find plenty to love here.

It’s never a bad move to stay thrifty during a Hawaiian vacation, so here’s a list of our favorite wallet-friendly happy hour spots on the Big Island.

Hau Tree is a casual and beautiful restaurant and bar that comes with a wonderful view, a delicious menu, and a beach side location.

If you’re looking for the best Big Island oceanside bars and lounges to chill out with a tropical drink in hand, look no further.

Laid-back and delicious, Village Burger serves up gourmet burgers and fries with fresh island ingredients.

Among the Big Island’s best culinary outputs is Thai food and Naung Mai Thai Kitchen is a stand out option in the entire Thai scene.

The Puna District has many locally-owned restaurants perfect for a quick, affordable bite on your way to your next Big Island activity.

There’s a real challenge to finding affordable restaurants in a resort area, but we searched out some budget friendly dining options for you.

Local and proud of it it, 808 Grindz Cafe offers excellent Hawaiian dishes in a casual and laid back setting.

One of the finest places to buy and enjoy the world-famous Kona Coffee, Kona Coffee and Tea is a perfect cafe for a relaxing cup of joe.

One of the best coffee shops near Captain Cook, Kaya’s in Kealakekua offers some of the finest brews and tastiest breakfasts in the area.

Papa Kona Restaurant (formerly Daylight Mind Cafe) is a cozy eatery with an incredible view on the Big Island.

Hula Hulas is a classy, fun and enjoyable eatery located in in beautiful Grand Naliloa Hotel in Hilo. It offers great food, a wonderful atmosphere, and delicious drinks.

The flagship establishment for this small local chain, Jackie Rey’s Ohana Grill offers fantastic seafood and American cuisine at an affordable rate.

A locally-owned cafe and kava bar, the Sea Dandelion Cafe and Awa Bar offers fresh vegetarian cuisine and Polynesian beverages.

Comfort food and local brews abound at Tropics Tap House in Kona, making for the perfect vacation lunch or dinner with good friends.

A fresh seafood restaurant and market, Pahoa Fresh Fish lives up to its name with delicious fresh-caught seafood in a casual setting.

Whether you’re craving local seafood, poke or simply a delicious fish taco, Umeke’s is the ideal local style dining destination in Kona.

A parkside eatery that’s as fast as it is delicious, Tuk Tuk Thai Food makes for a perfect meal wherever you’re headed.

Redefining international soul food with a Hawaiian twist, Rebel Kitchen is one of the best places on the Big Island to explore southern mainland cuisine.

A Big Island favorite for decades, Huggo’s On the Rocks offers lunch, dinner and tropical drinks in a beachside setting alongside nightly live music.

One of Kailua-Kona’s favorite hangouts, Humpy’s Big Island Alehouse offers tasty grub and cold brews.

This Hilo favorite eatery makes for a delicious dining experience, in a contemporary setting, with a gorgeous view of the bay.

Internationally recognized, Kona Brewing Company’s flagship brewery is right in Kailua-Kona and is a must-visit.

If you’re spending a day in Kailua-Kona and looking for memorable dining options, check out these excellent restaurants for an amazing lineup.

The Big Island is a fisherman’s paradise, making the local restaurants and eateries some of the finest places in the world to try fresh seafood.

If you’re visiting Kau and want to treat yourself to a good meal or delicious treat after a day of adventuring, check out these dining establishments.

Ka’u is a fantastic place to enjoy a simple, delicious fish dish during your southern Big Island adventures.

If you find yourself in Hilo, you owe it to yourself to seek out the following eateries to make the most of your dining adventures during your vacation.

Nothing beats happy hour, kicking back with a tropical drink in your hand and knowing you’re getting a great deal.

Some of the finest chefs in Hawaii call Hilo home and the number of delicious eating establishments are many.

Hamakua is a must-visit for those seeking natural landscapes, but the dining options are thin so check out these restaurants in nearby Honokaa.

If you’re on your way across the northern end of the Big Island these authentic Hawaiian eateries will satisfy your hunger.

Volcano Village offers fun and diverse dining options with local cuisine and flair that comes only from a small Hawaiian community.