Grass Skirt Grill Restaurant in Haleiwa on the North Shore of Oahu.

Grass Skirt Grill
in Historic Haleiwa on the North Shore of O'ahu
66-214 Kamehameha Hwy
Haleiwa, HI 96712
Phone: 808.637.HULA (4852)
Fax: 808.637.7846

Grab a bite after snorkeling or surfing on Oahu's North Shore at Grass Skirt Grill in Haleiwa.

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 The Grass Skirt Grill, for casual dining on Oahu's beautiful North Shore, is all about burgers - fish burgers, that is, as our sign out front boasts, " Fresh Mahi & Ahi Daily". However, we recently added a 6 oz. Hamburger to our menu for you beef lovers! We also serve up Hawaiian plates of Ahi, Mahi, Ono, Teriyaki Chicken, BBQ Pulled Pork, Shrimp Scampi, and last, BUT NOT LEAST, our lightly hand-breaded, perfectly delectable, Coconut Shrimp with an orange-chili dipping sauce.

For fresh fish on the North Shore, dine on the patio or indoors, at Grass Skirt Grill in Haleiwa.
Hours:
Lunch Daily:
11 AM - 6 PM
Payment:
NO Credit Cards, Cash & Traveler's Checks Only
Catering:
We cater for many occasions, and will cook on location. Please contact us a week in advance.
Lanai Dining:
Dine out front on our veranda overlooking King Kamehameha Highway..
Take Out Available
Our menu is also available in Japanese.

"Grass Skirt Grill is truly the place for fish burgers, and what we have here is the real deal, 100 percent ahi, mahi or ono fillets, each topped with lettuce, tomato and onions. I sampled the mahi, accompanied by a smoked sesame mayo that you can slather on to your taste, though dressing your fish is not its only purpose. Many people ask for extra containers of the sauce for dipping their fries.

Grass Skirt Grill offers a shrimp scampi plate that isn't quite as buttery as the shrimp wagons, which may be a plus for dieters, that comes with a healthy salad of island mesclun, tomatoes, onions and cucumbers. One of those dishes that always seems to promise more than delivered is coconut shrimp. Here it's worth trying ...  you can taste both coconut and shrimp that unlike elsewhere, doesn't disappear into starchy batter."

The Weekly Eater, by Nadine Kam, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, September 12, 2004

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