Makai Grill and Golf Pro Shop

"Sadly this pops up as a restaurant, it is not! It is one walk-up window, on the golf course, with slightly ok food, pricey, maybe that’s for the view. It is not a restaurant, the tables are for pickleball players, golfers after a round and the few people who show up thinking this is a restaurant. We wandered over for a cocktail to watch the sunset and left promptly."

"The worst breakfast we have EVER had. $80 for 4 of us and we were given soggy scrambled eggs (no choice in how you want your eggs cooked), extremely overcooked dry bacon or lunch meat as the ham option, with toast and water which were the only decent part. We couldn’t even get real jam for the bread, instead it was high fructose corn syrup spread. We had to prepay for this and were given whatever the kitchen felt like throwing together. This food was appalling and we aren’t picky eaters. Be careful trusting the positive reviews as we were told by resort staff that they probably aren’t real."

"Thanks to Andrew at the Pro Shop and the kind guy before him whose name I forgot. I lost my phone and they were so kind and helpful! Crisis averted."

"Simple grill with drinks. A good stop if you are walking around Princeville or coming back from the beach or a round of golf. We had the half papaya and a couple of drinks. Nice folks, you need to be a bit patient with the service at times, they get busy."

"Note that I'm reviewing the Grill, not the Pro Shop. The Grill is a walk up window outside the Pro Shop. It provides a basic snack bar menu plus cocktails at the golf course. All the food is to-go. They have about a dozen tables in a very pleasant shaded setting where you can eat. My club sandwich was very basic single-layer toasted white bread. The turkey itself was good but there wasn't much of it. I enjoyed the salad. I thought the coconut shrimp was ok but my wife didn't like it much. I think it's a nice place to eat if you're golfing or playing tennis there, otherwise I'd look elsewhere."