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Signature items featured in new menu at Ruth's Chris
Ruth's Chris Steak House has introduced a new, limited time menu called "Ruth's Classics" featuring all of their signature dishes.
Cocktails and Wine Dinners at Du Vin
Brasserie Du Vin has introduced a few new signature cocktails to its menu and has released its Monday wine dinner menus and entertainment schedule for February.
Hale Aina Cookbook: Local Food Sources
A web exclusive of where to find locally grown food.
Taste Hawaii with chef Alan Wong
Alan Wong's Restaurant is offering a unique opportunity to compare and contrast local produce with mainland with a special Farmer's Series Dinner on February 4, 2009.
Ancien Wine Dinner at 12th Ave. Grill
On Tuesday, February 3, 12th Ave. Grill will be hosting a special 4-course dinner together with Ancien Wines.
$45 Champagne Dinners at The Kahala
The Kahala Hotel and Resort is celebrating its 45th anniversary in style with champagne dinner specials at both Hoku's and Plumeria Beach House.
January Hale Aina Update
Updates from Hale Aina Award winning restaurants continuing this month.
Eat local at Hiroshi
Hiroshi Eurasion Tapas has introduced a special "locally grown" menu for January and will host a special Kaiseki on the 24th. Sister restaurant VINO goes communal on the 15th.
How Maui Lost Its Groove
No Dancing on Maui!
Bring a (Small) Blanket to Visit 7 of the Smallest City Parks on O‘ahu.
Tiny parks in Honolulu.
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