Lei Lei's Bar and Grill

3 StarsThe food was okay, nothing too special. We were seated quickly, which was nice, but the ordering process was a bit weird. They made us order before sitting down, but the people who came in after us didn't have to? That felt a little weird.That said, the staff was friendly, and it was a nice evening to sit outside, so the atmosphere was good. Just not sure I'd rush back.

Average ‍ I guess I just expected more because it's the Ritz... but even for a golf course restaurant where you know it's more laid back they still just could have done a lot better. Pros: Good ribs! Salmon was yummy too. Cons: Lemonade drink was an overpriced mixed bev. The aesthetic reminded me of Chilis ugh

Adjacent to Turtle Bay golf course, we stopped in because The Eddie surf competition made it impossible to drive anywhere off property that day. Lei Leis is a small casual restaurant. Don't expect to find anything that will keep you coming back. The food was American / Island casual, and serviceable in a pinch. The setting was a nice covered open-air environment with a golf course view. The service was OK but there was a terrible snafu where the hostess, in an effort to be helpful and clear chairs, cleared the chair my mom was trying to sit in. My mom went crashing to the floor. Understandably she was very upset and probably scared off the hostess. But there was no warning, no tap on the shoulder to recommend the adjacent seat. And compounding the whole thing, the hostess never came out to apologize. While our server was very nice, a simple apology would have gone a very long way. That said the hostess was young, and she really was trying to be helpful. I just really think a sincere apology should had followed.

Amazing service and food! The bathrooms and dinning area are always clean. All the appitizers are delicious. The crab stuffed salmon is a winner. End your meal with the warm chocolate chip cookies and vanilla ice cream!

Comparatively, better value for your money compared to the resort restaurants. Solid food and just a short walk from the resort grounds. The prime rib was tender but I would have like slightly softer cookies in the sundae.

Lei Lei's Bar and Grill has a big advantage over many other bars, the location is gorgeous.Lei Lei's overlooks the Arnold Palmer designed golf course at Turtle Bay which gives it the perfect setting to have a great meal.Unfortunately the food lets you down. The Prime Rib is average at best as it lacks any depth in flavor and presentation. The calamari steak is dry and lackluster and is disappointing. The service is average and the wait to get in is not worth it. At the end of the day Lei Lei's is very expensive and offers poor food and average service.

We weren't sure about eating at a restaurant at the resort but locals recommended this place and we were thoroughly impressed.Prior to eating here, we did swing by for drinks a few night earlier. Drinks are cheaper here than anywhere else on the resort.When we came back for dinner, service was great and food was delicious. The crab dip, calamari steak and seafood pasta (udon) were all stellar. The calamari was one of the best I've had anywhere. It's flattened and prepped like katsu, perfectly crisp and delicious.We were celebrating two birthdays, and I snuck that info to the waitstaff and they brought out two decadent desserts. Yum!Fantastic place!

Nestled on the scenic grounds of Turtle Bay Golf, Lei Lei's Bar and Grill is a treasure trove of culinary delights. As I walked in, the open-air setting immediately embraced me with a sense of aloha spirit.We ordered the warm crab dip, veggie spring rolls, baby back ribs, grilled ahi steak, ahi salad and for a dessert a mud pie. The grilled ahi steak and ahi salad are a is a must-try, cooked to perfection and melting in your mouth with each bite.The baby back ribs was a huge portion of fall off the bone meat. What truly sets Lei Lei's apart is their commitment to service. The staff are the epitome of hospitality, ensuring that every meal is not just a dish served, but an experience to be cherished. They are attentive, friendly, and always ready with a recommendation to satisfy your palate. So, if you find yourself in Kahuku, do yourself a favor and visit Lei Lei's Bar and Grill.

The good: Restaurant was very clean and getting seated and cared for was done promptly. The bad: Lunch menu items were overcooked and dry. The calamari sandwich has potential except as is you need a beer per bite. Their whiskey based cocktail tasted like watered down Robitussin over ice. Would never eat lunch here again. Very disappointing to be at Turtle Bay area.

Great dinner on our first evening on the island. Right in the heart of Turtle Bay resort.Super laid back and right on the green. Staff was great from the hostess to the server. Several other employees checked on us during our meal and made sure we always had full drinks. I ordered the peppered filet and it was cooked perfectly, great crust from the pepper, and the semi glaze was delicious! Both kids ordered the filet as well (not pepper crusted) and my wife ordered the herb crusted chicken - which I tried - and finished when she was done LOL!Kids took a pic on the course and we free to roam around while we waited for our food.Highly recommend!