Hilo Restaurants & Dining
You can eat your way around Asia, without ever leaving this beautiful side of the island. You can sample the Pacific Ocean’s bounty by simply opening a menu. You can enjoy an Angus steak so tender and gratifying that only a local ranch could have produced it. Along the well-worn streets of downtown Hilo, you’ll find the rewards of the town’s appeal to a seafaring world: Mexican heat, Thai sizzle, Chinese choice, Italian panache, Hawaiian feasting, Pacific fusion. The flavors of the world are yours to embrace. In short, when you come to Hilo, bring an appetite.
Ken’s House of Pancakes
Chosen as “Best Breakfast on the Big Island” by the Readers Choice Award for 12 Years in a row! Open 24 hours a day.
Don’s Grill
Don’s is known for his huli-huli (rotisserie), chopped steak Hawaiian with veggies, and favorites such as locomoco and homemade chili.
Kilauea Lodge Restaurant
Kilauea Lodge Restaurant is located on the property of Kilauea Lodge in the town of Volcano, Hawaii. Open for dinner every evening at 5:00 pm.
Sky Garden Restaurant at ‘Imiloa
With its scenic views of Hilo Bay and ‘Imiloa’s native Hawaiian landscape, the restaurant is a relaxing and pleasant venue for visitors and kama‘aina alike.
Featured Establishments
Happening Around Hilo
HILO, Hawai`i (December 21, 2011)— The special exhibit “Hawaii’s Volcanoes: 1880s to Present” offers the chance to view rarely exhibited paintings, photographs, film, curiosities and oddities from the Lyman Museum collections in celebration of Hawaiian Volcano Observatory’s 100th Anniversary. Paintings by Nāwahī, Bailey, and two major Volcano School painters, Hitchcock and Furneaux, will be on display. Photographs [...]
Pele and Hi’iaka, A Tale of Two Sisters With Special Guests Leilehua Yuen and Manu Josiah Friday, November 4th 5:00–7:30pm Black and White Night is a downtown Hilo tradition, and the biggest street party of the year! For Black and White Night 2011, on November 4th, stop by Basically Books for an evening of sharing [...]
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