The Dirty Monkey

Follow us on Instagram: @eat_or_hate The food was really very tasty! We’ve ordered: - house salad ($12): local salad greens, carrots, cucumber, tomato, croitons: salad was tasty! - chicken wings ($18): buffalo, carrot &selery (8 pcs): wow! Those buffalo wings were just PERFECT! The best I’ve EVER ate! Delicious, perfect spicy!🥇🥇🥇 Also great selection of beers.

This was Moose McGillicuddy's once upon a Time. We loved sitting upstairs overlooking Front Street watching the tourists. Tonight we came directly from being stuck on the road from Hana behind a landslide for nearly 4 hours. B, our bartender and waiter got our order in quickly. He made my daughter a "Mocktail" and suggested an IPA for me. Both were just right. I ordered the fish tacos... which they were out of, so beef tacos and I was pretty happy with the decision. My wife had the House Salad which was big and she really enjoyed it. My daughter ordered the popcorn shrimp which came with a tartar sauce that hinted of horseradish. All were really good and hit the spot. The only negative was that they wouldn't let my fifteen year old daughter stay passed competition of her meal (9PM) Can't blame them for having rules to live by and happy to know they are looking out for minors. Otherwise we really loved the atmosphere and great energy of the place.

We stopped in for lunch and Bobby was so welcoming and fun. It filled up with other guests but getting there on time for open at 12pm was nice. I loved the food, got the chix sandwich and did not disappoint. We also got the monkey ears and cheese curds. Very good! Try the Lotus cocktail for something sweet, and just enjoy the views of front street. I can imagine this place is really fun at night too.

The Dirty Monkey was amazing! Both the bartenders were great! Very good vibes with a live band. This place is huge too. Plenty of room for lots of guests. Sunday night was not busy at all. No wait for drinks. If you're visiting, this is the perfect spot. Located on the 2nd floor over looking old town Lahaina. Great view of the sunset! Be sure to check it out!!!

We had so much fun. We came in around 8:30, I guess that's a little early for this particular bar to get poping, but boy around 9:30-10:00 p.m. it certainly changed. I love to dance, and there were plenty of people who loved dancing too. We had some great drinks mixed by very handsome bartenders, who don't love that. All the customers were very nice. Everybody just seemed like they wanted to do the same thing as I did. Dance, dance, dance, drink, drink, drink, and do a few shots, shots, shots! The one bartender shared his favorite tequila choice, deeeeelicious. Thanks, y'all. We have a great time Whoo Hoo!

The locals consider this a dive bar, but to visitors it's very charming. On a second level in Lahaina with open air in one of the best spots to do some local shopping and get food and drinks. The bar has many local hawaiin themed things hung around the bar and the service people are excited to talk to you about where you're from and give you tips on what to see. I'm not certain if they serve food, but the night life is fun and simple with quality drinks (the drink selection is huge) and there's music from the digital jukebox and plenty of televisions. Quirky and fun if you're from out of town and want to have a fun time off resort.

Low key spot for good food and great happy hour. Every food item i have ordered here has been exceptional. My go-to is the buffalo chicken wrap or the burger. Great place to stop after a day on the water. Not to mention one of the very few spots on maui to get cheese curds!

We tried the finger food, Nachos not that good (compared to another bar in Waikiki), but the best Aperol Spritz so far. Nice and fun staff and a very relaxed atmosphere. How fast the amount of stars can drop from 5 to 2. The bars reputation depends on the barkeeper. Today (Nov. 20) there was a cute one but unfortunately not friendly and kind of incompetent. The same order (Aperol) in a plastic glas, mostly water (which suppose to be the Spritz) and a lemon because he had no knife to cut an orange. After reading my face he dragged a piece of orange from the kitchen and dropped it in my glas. We left without a tip and went to Captain Jack's with decent drinks and friendly staff. It's ironic but history repeats itself that there is a huge effort and lots of work to build a city and one single person burns it down in one night.