We were fortunate to get reservations only a couple days prior to the Friday night Feast at Le Le. We were immediately seated at our own table for 4 in the front row right by the stage. Our server promptly took our drink order and brought back our cocktails promptly all night. There was never a shortage of food and never an empty drink on our table all night!

The performance started on time as the sun was setting on the Lahaina shoreline and the food started rolling in. The first course had the best Kalua pork that I have ever had, and I had the dish at probably six different locations on Maui. The swordfish and ceviche was also really great.

It was 110 per person for the food and show not including gratuity, but it was well worth it, as we paid 125 per person at a couple of restaurants and did not get to enjoy a show.

After the 2nd course of food, we could barely eat anymore, so as good as the first two courses are, I would recommend that you pace yourself, because we were uncomfortably full by the time the 3rd, 4th and 5th courses arrived.

Feast at Lele was definitely one of the more enjoyable experiences while I was in Maui. I had planned to go to the Old Lahaina Luau and was a little dissapointed when I found out it was fully booked the week I was there. As a recommendation from the hotel I stayed at they mentioned the next best thing was the Feast at Lele. Although the price was a little high at $110 per person I thought the fact it was more private than other luaus as you get your own private table and a five course dinner instead of sitting with other strangers and eating a buffet I decided to take it. Another major advantage is that there is less people in attendance compared to other luaus making it feel very exclusive.

I was not dissapointed one bit. One thing I did not realize was that it was open bar. The Mai Tai's offered upon first entering were subpar but the rest of the drinks throughout the night were phenominal. You can even order margaritas or other blended drinks even if they are not listed on the menu. This is a major plus if you plan on sampling the many mixed drinks, wines and beers listed on the menu.

Although not out of this world the food was still very good and appetizing. It really depends on ones tastes but you get a variety of everything from mahi mahi, shrimp, pork and beef dishes. A good mixture of everything.

The service was excellent including a waitress for drinks and also the food. They did a great job at explaining the 5 different courses and presenting the food. One thing to note is that gratuity is not included in the price of the Feast at Lele but the servers do a really good job and deserve a decent tip.

The entertainment was also superb. When I was younger I had attended the Royal Lahaina Luau and I felt the entertainment at Feast at Lele was a little more exclusive and more impressive.

I would definitely recommend the Feast at Lele if you are traveling with a girlfriend or on a honeymoon as it is more private with a beautiful setting. Although a bit costly to purchase, I would recommend having the professional photographer take your picture as he took a perfect picture of my girlfriend and myself with the sunset in the background.

Although I may sound cheap, one tip to avoid paying for parking before going to the luau is to park on the corner of Prison and Front st. This is free three hour parking if you can find a spot.

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!