BUT -- if you’re looking to take in one of the most scenic sunsets on Kauai, this is the place to do it. With an entire wall of floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Pacific, it’s easily one of the most romantic dining settings on the island. It’s a swanky spot inside the St. Regis with a menu by French chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten -- so expect this to be one of the pricier dinners on the island.

I rarely get fooled when I follow the local lead and the Koloa Fish Market has my attention. It’s easy to start talking about this little fish palace across the street from the post office. Nondescript is telling it like it is.

The fish Market in Lihue has quite a following of locals who stop in for lunch or dinner (all take out). Poke, fresh fish, some salads. It is across the street from the hospital.

Also Koloa Fish Market has plate lunches and their seared Ahi can't be beat for the quality or the price. Great to take some home for a pre-dinner appetizer.

Line up with in-the-know locals at this spacious fish store-cum-takeout. It serves outstanding poke in all flavors (spicy kimchi is the hands-down winner)…

Known for its uber-fresh fish and poke, Kōloa Fish Market in Old Kōloa Town is a favorite among locals and visitors. While the shop is known for its extensive variety of poke preparations and delicious poke bowls, Kōloa Fish Market also serves top-notch mixed plates. The plate lunch menu includes options like fried chicken and Korean chicken, while you can also grab a classic Hawaiian plate with either kālua pig or lau lau.

Fresh fish, plate lunches, and deli snacks are always up for grabs at the Koloa Fish Market. Although you’ll undoubtedly hear their scrumptious poke bowls calling your name, it’s also well worth standing in line for their plates piled high with mac salad, tossed greens, and your fish, chicken, or pork of choice. If you’d like to grill up your own creations, just get their fresh fish and take it to the beach.

One of the most iconic Hawaiian desserts, Haupia is a smooth, cool, creamy coconut dream. Coconut cream is sweetened with sugar and thickened with agar agar or arrowroot to produce a divine, silky texture, somewhat like gelatin (but vegan-friendly). Traditionally served as a pudding or cut into squares, this Hawaiian treat also makes its way into ice cream, hand pies, cakes, fruit salads and more.

Koloa Fish Market is a popular spot to sample some of the best poke on the island, offering a variety of flavors and fresh seafood. Another local favorite is plate lunch, a hearty meal typically consisting of rice, macaroni salad, and an entrée such as kalua pork, teriyaki beef, or fried chicken. Mark’s Place in Lihue is known for its delicious plate lunches and generous portions.

Poipu Beach dining can range from elegant gourmet to extra casual; from Pacific Rim cuisine to Northern Italian. It takes me one hour and 30 mins to get to the North Shore from Poipu on a good day. Once you're logged in, you can locate the business you're trying to review by using the search bar located at the top of any page on the website or from the search button on the app.

After all, what better spot to grab fish fresh off the boat and sample the essence of island cuisine?. The South Shore food scene is fortunate that one of its fish markets, the Koloa Fish Market near the Old Koloa Town village, is one of Hawaii's best. The small little shack serves outstanding and affordable lunch plates and specialty dishes for locals and visitors alike.

Enjoy a bite of paradise with a wide range of local fresh fish, to-go plates, bento lunches, and a host of poke combinations that’ll have your head spinning. The fresh fish selection is truly fresh off the boat, and changes from day to day. Located on the main road through Old Koloa Town, Koloa Fish Market is open Monday-Wednesday, and Friday-Saturday, from 10 am to 3 pm.

Koloa Fish Market is a place where local residents and tourists alike come to get their hands on some of the freshest poke in town. With a menu that is constantly changing, you’re guaranteed to find something new and exciting every time you visit. This eatery is a no frills walk-up counter and there are often lines going out the door so be prepared to wait.

Get stuck alongside local food lovers and head to Koloa Fish Market. You can take home fresh seafood to cook on your barbecue later, or you can try a cooked traditional Hawaiian lunch plate filled with some high-quality, fresh seafood. The market doesn’t just sell fish, you can also pick up some kalua pig and lau lau (pork wrapped in a taro leaf).

SOUTH SHORE—The Koloa Fish Market, 5482 Koloa Rd. (808/742-6199) in Old Town Koloa, is a tiny corner store with two stools on the veranda. Grab some excellent fresh poke, plate lunches, or seared ahi to go, and don’t forgo decadent desserts such as Okinawan sweet potato haupia pie on macadamia nut crust. You can also pick up raw seafood to grill.

Head to Koloa Fish Market to grab some of the freshest catches on the island. This business has been family owned and operated since 1994 and continues to serve up fresh fish, poke, bento, and more. If you want to get something that’s already prepared, they also have plate lunches featuring authentic Hawaiian and classic American cuisine.

This is a local style spot that serves up fresh fish and seafood to take home and cook as well as eat there and take out dishes. Very local and Hawaiian food like lau lau, kalua pig, and other local favorites that can be pretty darn good. There's a good chance you'll be the only visitors in line here, but there's nothing wrong with that.

The Koloa Fish Market is another casual hot spot that serves (among other things) two of the most beloved Hawaii dishes: plate lunches and poke. Plate lunches are basically a Hawaii version of a bento box. They're traditionally filled with foods like kalua pig or loco moco (white rice topped with a burger patty, a fried egg, and gravy).

My wife has always been the research expert when we go on trips, so Koloa Fish Market was one of the stores that she said we had to check out. When we arrived the first thing we noticed was that it was full of construction workers on their lunch breaks ordering food to go. We figured this was the place to be for local lunch fare!

Get your fill of locally caught, fresh fish at this tiny South Shore grab-and-go eatery. This little hole in the wall is the perfect place to pick up something to bring to the beach for a picnic. They’ve got ahi poke with all the spicy trimmings, as well as fish plates that come with rice, green salad and macaroni salad.

It’s hard to describe just how delicious fresh poke in Hawaii really is. Koloa Fish Market in Koloa is a very popular poke destination in the area–prepare to wait in line–but it is truly delicious, considered the best by many, and worth the wait. There are two pokes and two sides that are GF and I had all of them.

You’ll find some heavenly Haupia at Poipu Beach’s Koloa Fish Market, where it makes for a great finish to a delicious bento box or poke bowl. This hole in the wall is one of the best places for local food on the island – you’re sure to find other desserts on this list as well as many popular Hawaiian dishes.

Just north of Poipu, the Koloa Fish Market prepares super-fresh plate lunches and bento boxes to go (try the ahi poke bento) – they're perfect for a picnic. And if you're headed north of Kapaa toward the north shore and craving a snack, be sure to check out Duane's Ono-Char Burger in Anahola.

But not just any poke place, Koloa Fish Market arguable has the best poke on the island. Koloa Fish Market is a family-owned little shop started by Bert Matsuoka, who was previously the executive chef at the Sheraton hotel. He brings fine dining sensibilities to a local, traditional food.

Located on Poipu Road, Koloa Fish Market is arguably the best place to eat in Kauai when it comes to local food and is often referred to as a poke bowl paradise. The restaurant has been serving fresh and delectable varieties of fish and pork on their beloved lunch plates since 1994.

Why You’ll Love It: Amazing fresh seafood with a Hawaiian plate lunch twist. For some of the best poke and seafood mixed plates on Kauai, head to Koloa Fish Market. Their plate lunches feature grilled ahi, shoyu chicken, and kalua pork, served with rice and mac salad.

Beach House Restaurant: This waterfront establishment is one of the south side’s real gems. Come for lunch or an early dinner and enjoy a front row view of the sunset. Beach House offers a designated gluten-free menu for both lunch and dinner (also printable online).

Koloa Fish Market: Poke Done RIGHT. There are many places in Kauai to get poke, but Koloa Fish Market for sure takes the cake!. It is fresh, unbelievably flavorful, and decently priced as well. Their ahi tuna is also a winner here.

Koloa Fish Market has some of the best local food on the South Shore. Each lunch plate comes with your choice of fresh fish, rice, and 2 sides. It’s currently only offered for take out, so many people bring it down to Poipu Beach.

The Koloa Fish Market is a required stop when you are on the island of Kauai!. It's a small spot and usually very crowded but trust me, you'll want to wait in line for this. Try to go on off meal hours for shorter lines.

It’s a family-owned counter-serve providing Hawaiian & American plate lunches to go & party platters. Go here to get your poke fix!. Serving: Lunch and Dinner Location: 3390 Poipu Rd, Koloa, HI 96756Hours: 10am-6pm Daily

If you love seafood, don’t miss the Koloa Fish Market for a genuine treat. Poke Bowl enthusiasts will be delighted here, guaranteed. Thanks to their quick service and attentive team, you’ll find the line moves swiftly.

We take our poke seriously and the one place everyone told us to go in Poipu was Koloa Fish Market. It did not disappoint. This small shop serves up a handful of different types of poke, all plated over a bed of rice.

You ordered one of these little white squares at the Koloa Fish Market in Poipu and had no idea what to expect. One bite and you were hooked by its silky-smooth custard-like texture and deep coconutty flavor.

Koloa Fish Market (Koloa): In full disclosure we never actually made it here (too much food, too little time), but this seafood market comes highly recommended. No frills but awesome poke and bread pudding.

KevinIt's a very small shop, similar to a delicatessen in China. People basically come here to take away their food. The packaging is also very simple, the same packaging box as in China.

Wasabi-infused, Korean-style, eaten with rice or an ocean salad. It's pure Hawaii in your lunch bowl. 5482 Koloa Rd.Koloa, HI 96756+1-808-742-6199

They specialize in fresh island fish, assorted poke and bento, and desserts. They also serve Hawaiian, American, and local plate lunches to…

Try Pono Market in the east, Koloa Fish Market in the south, or Hanalei Poke or The Dolphin on the North Shore.

Koloa fish market had good poke options and lunch special plates. Got food to go and ate al fresco a few times