I was looking forward to this luau as i had heard great things about it, but overall I wasn't that impressed, esp. for the money spent. The food ranged from so-so to good, but nothing much to indicate this was (supposedly) created by some of the best chefs in Maui. (we had MUCH better food both at our hotel the... more

We went to the Feast at Lele 3 nights ago. Having been to other luaus on Hawaii (Oahu and Kauai) we liked this one the best. The table service was excellent, the food suprisingly good and plentiful (four 3-item offerings from four different nations plus desert), and unlimited alcoholic beverages were included. There was no buffet line to deal with... more

We took advantage of all the other activities the island has to offer but I talked my husband into going to a luau. I was stuck between the Feast at LeLe and Old Lahaina Luau. Based on the reviews, we decided to go to the more romantic of the two. Were we satisfied? NO, to say the least. All said... more

We booked our dinner at Feast at Lele on Saturday, Sept 5th. I have to admit I was a little skeptical at first, paying $110 (+tax) per person for a dinner/show. But after reading all the reviews online, I just had to check it out for myself. Boy, am I glad I did! You fall in line right around 6:30... more

Fist of all, no luau is worth money, lets be honest..luaus suck, the food sucks, the show sucks...people do it just because theyre told to do so by travelguides. Luaus is a way for locals to rip some $$$ off us. I watched the Feast at Lele for FREE. How? Go to Betty's Beach Cafe, located in the same 505... more

The price tag didn't match the service or the food quality. I understand this is a "smaller" luau, but there were still around 180-200 people in a relatively small space and it felt crowded and hot. The show was enjoyable and I liked the idea of 4 courses with 4 different areas of Polynesia represented. The fact that is was... more

What an excellent evening! A great start to our trip! The food, servers and performers were all excellent. Would do it again. BTW, make your reservants early online. It seems that your table location is based upon when you made your reservation. We had booked about 3 months in advance and had a table front row center! We could practically... more

The food, the entertainment, the cost - please spare yourself. It just isn't worth it. Two adults walked out of there paying $230, plus tip, plus parking. It is a total tourist rip-off trap. Old Lahuina Luau is almost half the cost (less) and the parking was free. The owner of Feast at Lele is the same, so although I... more

Nice setting, but none of the 8 adults that went with my group found anything edible. The entertainment is rather dull. The drinks were lovely, but contained very little alcohol. In short, a very, very expensive evening for a nice sunset. more