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Dining Categories: ALL Omnivore, Bars and Pubs, and RestaurantsDining Tags: Hawaii, Lanai, and United States
Perched above Hulopoe Bay, Los Angeles’ Malibu Farm, a favourite of local residents, surfers and A-list celebrities alike, features the freshest local and organic ingredients for delicious brunch and lunch offerings.
Vegan offerings include pita and hummus, vegan coconut curry, and vegetable paella.
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1 Review on “Malibu Farm”
We took a ferry over from Maui to go snorkeling on Lanai. The Four Seasons is the only food option in walking distance from the dock and beach. Because Lanai is so sparsely populated, and because this is an expensive hotel, the restaurant prices are quite inflated. The food is not bad, although the portions are left wanting. It’s all quite healthy, surprisingly. But 30 dollars for a vegetable curry or some israeli couscous with steamed veggies is ridiculous. Unless you’ve got money to spare, I would recommend avoiding this place and bringing your own snacks with you to Lanai! Wish we had thought of that.