Foster's Kitchen

69-250 Waikōloa Beach Dr STE C01, Waikoloa Village, HI 96738

Hours

Open daily 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

About

If you're looking for a unique culinary adventure, look no further than Foster's Kitchen in the Coconut Grove Marketplace in Kona, Hawaii.

This local hotspot serves fresh and delicious cuisine using only the finest ingredients sourced from the surrounding islands. The menu at Foster's Kitchen is a fusion of Hawaiian and international flavors, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to try something new.

A standout feature is its commitment to cooking with locally sourced ingredients. Working closely with local farmers and fishermen, Foster's Kitchen ensures that each dish contains the freshest, most flavorful ingredients possible. Such dedication helps support the local community and results in dishes fresh from the ocean and garden. Even their cocktails utilize fresh fruit and are more upscale than nearby taverns, resulting in refreshing, tantalizing libations.

Known as a "scratch kitchen," this incredible restaurant has also been called "slow food." Such a label doesn't imply incompetency but rather an attention to culinary detail. Some meals take longer to prepare, but the wait is worth it!

Dining here is a wonderful experience, and its central location makes it easy to combine a meal with a fun-filled itinerary. The Kailua Pier is a short walk away, while the Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park is ideal for a picnic and exploring.

Foster's Kitchen in the Coconut Grove Marketplace is a culinary adventure you will never forget. With its unique blend of Hawaiian and international flavors, commitment to using locally sourced ingredients, and delightful desserts, this restaurant should be at the top of your list when visiting the Big Island.

Vibe

The atmosphere here is incredible! It's in a chic two-story building with a breathtaking bay view. The interior is spacious, with an open-floor concept and wooden ceilings in key spots. And the turquoise and similar ocean colors make the room feel tranquil yet vibrant.

For the ultimate dining experience, get a table by the front railing for a picture-perfect ocean view. It's the spot to unwind after a day exploring the ocean with Captain Zodiac.

If you're in the Coconut Grove Marketplace, I highly recommend Foster's Kitchen for a unique dining experience.

Foster's Kitchen: Menu & Drinks

If you're ready for an incredible culinary menu, then this is the place for you!

Start your culinary journey with the Poke Bowl Special, a classic Hawaiian dish made with fresh poke and served over a bed of rice. For the main course, the Loco Moco will satisfy your hunger after exploring Kiholo Bay. This meal consists of a hearty burger on a bed of rice with rich gravy and a fried egg.

But Fosters Kitchen's real magic lies in its dessert menu. The Malasadas, a traditional Hawaiian doughnut, is a must-try. These fluffy and sweet treats are fried to perfection and come with various dipping sauces.

The bar menu has an extensive list for beer and wine lovers, but the cocktail options are exceptional. While their Mai Tai is a hit, the Rosarito Margarita is a crowd hit. The drink showcases hibiscus syrup, Reposado tequila, amaro, and fresh basil. It's a lovely island twist to a typical margarita.

With picture-perfect ocean views, stellar food, and refreshing beverages, it's no wonder Foster's Kitchen is a hit in Kailua-Kona!

Local Tips

  • Ask for a table along the edges of the restaurant for the best views.
  • The bar has TVs for sports fans.
  • Order online and take it back to your Casago rental.
  • Sign up for rewards to earn perks and dining discounts.

Location

69-250 Waikōloa Beach Dr STE C01, Waikoloa Village, HI 96738

Frequently Asked Questions

The Big Island is welcoming year-round, but spring (April through June) and fall (September through November) offer comfortable temperatures, fewer crowds, and lower rates.

Summer and winter holidays are the busiest, so plan if you're visiting during those periods. For whale-watching season, this runs from December through May, with peak times about February and March.

There are two major airports on The Big Island. You can fly to either Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport on the west side or Hilo International Airport on the east. Most visitors fly into Kona, with direct flights available from several mainland U.S. cities.

A top draw on the Big Island in October is the Ironman World Championship triathlon in Kailua-Kona, while April features the Merrie Monarch Festival in Hilo. Come November, the Kona Coffee Cultural Festival is popular as it honors the island's iconic coffee harvest season.

Yes! Public transportation is limited, so having a rental car gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace.

Absolutely! From calm snorkeling beaches on the Kohala Coast to exploring lava tubes and watching sea turtles come ashore, families can mix relaxation with adventure.

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