Browse menus, reviews and photos of Wine Bars in Kailua Kona.
Wine Bar · $$$$
72-300 Maheawalu Drive, Kailua-Kona
Customers’ favorites
“Beautiful restaurant! Enjoyed a lovely dinner at Moana for our 10 year anniversary. I think the scallop crudo would be better paired with a lighter & citrusy base. The dish felt too heavy with the chili oil. The tableside pineapple upside down cake was a fun experience.”
Hawaiian · $$$
72-300 Maheawalu Drive, Kailua-Kona
Customers’ favorites
“The market is a solid morning stop for coffees, fresh pastries and smoothies each morning while staying in Kona Village. Free drip coffee and fruit each morning for guests was a lovely touch. Lunch in the restaurant was not as exceptional as one would hope, but was enjoyable with a great view of the beach with very attentive, warm service.”
Wine Bar · $$
73-200 Kupipi Street, Kailua-Kona
Customers’ favorites
“I stopped eating here on my way to the mainland because the place used to feel so unwelcoming — the customer service was pretty rude. But I decided to give it another try recently (mostly because I was starving), and wow, what a surprise! They got a new casher, super friendly, had a great smile, and made the whole place feel completely different. For a moment, I thought I’d walked into the wrong restaurant! What a great change. With this kind of friendly service, I actually feel good spending my money here again.”
Every February 18th, the United States celebrates National Drink Wine Day - a holiday that brings together wine enthusiasts and provides a perfect excuse to open a favorite bottle or try something new. This isn't just another reason to enjoy good wine - it's a day to learn more about wine culture, visit wineries, participate in tastings, and discover new flavors. On this day, wine bars, restaurants, and wineries across the country host special events, from expert tastings to engaging wine tours. It's an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of American winemaking - from the famous Napa Valley in California to the cozy wineries of New York and Virginia. In our guide, we've collected the most interesting places to properly celebrate this holiday: from historic wineries with centuries-old traditions to modern wine bars with innovative approaches to tastings. Each of these venues offers a unique experience and its own special perspective on wine culture.