Ferraro's Restaurant & Bar

Service—10/10. The waitstaff were so attentive and polite. Our server came back multiple times to check on us. Food—9.5/10. We ordered the course meal and it was definitely worth it as we got to sample a variety of different dishes. My favorites of the night were the Wagyu, clam pasta, truffle pasta and the raspberry lemon dessert. Ambiance—10/10. Definitely go during sunset. The views are gorgeous. While we waited for our entrees to come out, we went down to the beach to take pictures

This is one of the most incredible places to watch the sunset—looking out over the ocean with the sun setting behind the cliffs. It genuinely feels like a White Lotus experience. I half expected to see Tanya scattering her mother’s ashes into the water. For fans of White Lotus Season 1, Ferraro’s is where many of the restaurant and bar scenes were filmed. The palm fronds were added to enhance the tiki feel, but the cliffs and beach are exactly what you see in the show. We had one of the best tables near the balcony with a direct ocean view. We dined on Saturday, December 13, and both the hostess and our waiter, Nick, wished us a Happy Anniversary several times, which meant a great deal to us—especially since it took 31 years to return to Maui after our honeymoon. I had the Molokai sweet

My friends and I came to Ferraro’s for a birthday celebration, and it turned out to be the perfect spot for a special night out. The moment we arrived, the oceanfront setting set the tone—nothing beats enjoying coastal Italian cuisine with the Pacific right in front of you and the stars overhead. We shared several courses (because how could we choose just one?) and worked our way through a few bottles of wine. Every dish felt thoughtfully crafted, and the service was both warm and polished—exactly what you’d hope for at the Four Seasons. The atmosphere alone is worth the visit: breezy, open-air, and effortlessly elegant without feeling stuffy. Ferraro’s really nails that mix of upscale dining and relaxed island vibes. If you’re looking for an unforgettable meal in Wailea—especially for a

Great views of the water and sunset, depending on time of year (better in summer and fall). Great wine selection, delicious cocktails, excellent service and Italian food for dinner. Get the bread with butter and burrata for starters. The Veal, Rissoto with marrow bone was excellent! Another great option is the Tagliatelle Bolongase, so tasty! Desserts looked great but too full to try. Get that on my next visit.

We dined at Ferraro’s Italian at the Four Seasons Maui, and everything from start to finish was top-notch. We started with the Kula carrots — fresh and flavorful — and the Ahi crudo, which was tender, delicate, and absolutely delicious. For my entrée, I had the panko-breaded ahi tuna steak, and it was simply perfection — one of the best-tasting dishes I’ve ever had. The service was exceptional, attentive without being intrusive, and the ocean view made the evening unforgettable. Thank you for an excellent (and yes, expensive!) dinner that was worth every bite.