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		<title>By: Leafsfan29</title>
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A few suggestions:

-On the main drag on the south side of the island, there&#039;s Shrimp Station (great spot for lunch).  Outdoor seating on lawn furniture.  You&#039;re also walking distance to quite possibly the best shave ice you will ever eat (the one off the main highway).  
-You must have a Puka Dog (in Poipu).  It&#039;s in a strip centre (there&#039;s a Roy&#039;s in the plaza).
-Brenneke&#039;s (at Brenneke Beach) is a great dive bar/lunch spot...right on the beach.
-There&#039;s a Lappert&#039;s Ice cream in Koloa next to a better-than-it-should-be pizza place.
-If you want the romantic dinner, there&#039;s a place on Lawai Road in Koloa that has sunset dining (I was there for a work conference for a week over the summer and stayed over an extra week); food is quite decent, views are outstanding (we had a dinner outing there; it&#039;s mostly couples).  
-You could also eat at Roy&#039;s (in Poipu), but again...it is a chain (upscale chain, but still).  Their seafood is generally pretty good.
-There&#039;s a Vietnamese/chinese place close to the Marriott resort; it&#039;s a madhouse, but their food is excellent.  Do not be scared by the somewhat rough looking exterior/interior or the clientele.
-There&#039;s several decent places along the main road not too far from the Hilton resort.  Mostly locals frequent them.
-There&#039;s a diner over there (near the Marriott resort) that is also quite good.  

If there&#039;s a Chapters (maybe Borders in the US?) nearby, I&#039;d strongly suggest getting a copy of &quot;Kauai Revealed&quot;; it&#039;s written by locals and their recommendations on food were almost always bang-on.  

Suggestion- ask a local what&#039;s good.  If you hear a place mentioned more than once...check it out. 

Happy traveling!</description>
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<p>A few suggestions:</p>
<p>-On the main drag on the south side of the island, there&#8217;s Shrimp Station (great spot for lunch).  Outdoor seating on lawn furniture.  You&#8217;re also walking distance to quite possibly the best shave ice you will ever eat (the one off the main highway).<br />
-You must have a Puka Dog (in Poipu).  It&#8217;s in a strip centre (there&#8217;s a Roy&#8217;s in the plaza).<br />
-Brenneke&#8217;s (at Brenneke Beach) is a great dive bar/lunch spot&#8230;right on the beach.<br />
-There&#8217;s a Lappert&#8217;s Ice cream in Koloa next to a better-than-it-should-be pizza place.<br />
-If you want the romantic dinner, there&#8217;s a place on Lawai Road in Koloa that has sunset dining (I was there for a work conference for a week over the summer and stayed over an extra week); food is quite decent, views are outstanding (we had a dinner outing there; it&#8217;s mostly couples).<br />
-You could also eat at Roy&#8217;s (in Poipu), but again&#8230;it is a chain (upscale chain, but still).  Their seafood is generally pretty good.<br />
-There&#8217;s a Vietnamese/chinese place close to the Marriott resort; it&#8217;s a madhouse, but their food is excellent.  Do not be scared by the somewhat rough looking exterior/interior or the clientele.<br />
-There&#8217;s several decent places along the main road not too far from the Hilton resort.  Mostly locals frequent them.<br />
-There&#8217;s a diner over there (near the Marriott resort) that is also quite good.  </p>
<p>If there&#8217;s a Chapters (maybe Borders in the US?) nearby, I&#8217;d strongly suggest getting a copy of &#8220;Kauai Revealed&#8221;; it&#8217;s written by locals and their recommendations on food were almost always bang-on.  </p>
<p>Suggestion- ask a local what&#8217;s good.  If you hear a place mentioned more than once&#8230;check it out. </p>
<p>Happy traveling!</p>
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