Feast at Lele offers a great ambiance right on the beach, a beautiful, authentic show, lovely service, and surprisingly inedible food!

They servers attempt to deliver five complex courses, and it was invariably cold by the time it was delivered. The drinks were good, the staff wonderful, and the costumes and dancers first rate.

It's a little expensive considering the "quality" of the food.

I guess I can't write anymore than what the travellers below have already written. All I can say is the food is yummy yummy yummy yummmy!!!! And the drinks are pretty good too. I'm not sure how i did it, but i was able to try all the fruity alcoholic beverages (7 drinks) and eat every dish that was brought to the table.

My favorite dishes were all that came from Tahiti, and the sea bean duck salad from New Zealand. Some would consider this pricey, but for what you get, food, service, show, atmosphere..its definatley worth it!

Our 2 servers were entertaining and attentive to our table of 6, making sure that our drinks were never empty. I'm not sure if it was the overly generous tip we left our server or if it was the good conversation and laughs that we all shared that night, but after we had already left the feast, I had left a shopping bag under the table. This waiter (who was originally from texas, went to hawaii from vacation 6 years ago, and never came back home to texas) came running down the street as we were already a block away, to hand us our shoppping bag of souveneers. Wow! theres a 5 star service example.

Thank you Feast at Lele!

Whether or not you enjoy this laua will depend entirely on what you are expecting. If you're looking for a $100 gourmet restaurant meal, this is not for you. But if you appreciate new experiences, like to try new foods and sample local delicacies, you will love this. This is our third different luau and by far the best. You are seated at a white tablecloth covered table with only your own party, not at a family style table with strangers. Your waiter will take great care of you right from the start. Instead of a cheap lei made of seashells, you are each presented with a lovely orchid lei. Photographers stand by to take photos of those who wish, and they take time to pose you and make you comfortable. The photos we got were great, and I am totally not photogenic. Alcohol flows freely, you get as much as you want, and although I almost never drink , I had two Pina Colada's during the course of the meal and they were great. Each course is presented as the fare of each different island, and the dancing represents those islands, such as Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoa, etc. I do not eat any kind of fish, and I knew going in that much of the meal would be fish courses. I still found enough to eat with the pulled pork, chicken and steak, which I requested well done, and got that way. All in all, you are paying for the overall experience, and it is worth every penny. At the Tahitian portion, a canoe is called in by a "native" blowing in a conch shell, and it rows up to shore and a lovely young woman is carried out on the shoulders of the man. A very effective portion of the show, which ends with a fire dancer that I found hard to watch only because I'm terrified of fire, and we were in the first row, close enough that I could feel the heat.

One caution, and it has to do with parking. They have an underground lot that charges $6 to park, and there is a lot right across the street that shows $5 for 2-5 hours. The show takes about 3-4 hours, so you think you're safe. They are running a scam there. They wait for you to come out of the show, then point out an envelope they've put under your wipers which is a very official looking document that shows you ran overtime (you didn't) and it will cost you $35 extra. But the guy who points it out to you will let you off the hook for only $10. Do not let your husband get so angry that he doesn't bother to challenge this whole thing. It's a scam, and if you pay the $10, they take your parking ticket, which was your only proof that you were supposed to have had up to 5 hours, and you didn't run over. Be very careful. My husband meekly paid the $10 thinking he was getting a bargain, and so mad he wasn't thinking straight. Keep you head about you, and be sure to look at your ticket before you place it on your windshield, so you can be confident you are getting the full 5 hours you paid for.

Otherwise, don't miss this laua if you're coming to Maui, and reserve months early on the internet or by phone, or you won't stand a chance of getting tickets.

There are a lot of choices on luaus, and I have to say that the Feast at Lele is my favorite. Whenever our family and friends visit, we take them to this special night. I have been seven times now and still love it.

This is a tour of the islands of Polynesia in both dance and cuisine. The beachside setting is spectacular. As you watch the setting sun by the island of Lanai, you are greeted graciously with a lei and something to drink. You are then shown to your table and greeted by your server. I have always had very friendly service. I much prefer the table service to the buffet at other shows.

The dancers are graceful and the show is wonderful. They have recently updated the costumes as well.

The food comes from the islands of Hawaii, Tahiti, New Zealand, and Samoa. Each course is wonderful, and there is a dessert course if you still have room!

The drinks are delicious and included in the price. I like the Island Tea and the Lava Flow the best, but also like the Mai Tai and the Planter''s Punch.

I give the Feast at Lele my best recommendation, but make sure you book early as there is only space for about 100 guests (instead of 350 like some other shows), meaning that they fill up quickly!