Dress code for nicer Hawaii restaurants
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Dress code for nicer Hawaii restaurants
Is there any restaurant on Maui, Big Island or Oahu that requires men to wear a suit & tie? We're staying at the FS on both Maui & the Big Island and the website says "resort casual" attire for their best dining room. I figure if anyplace were to require a suit & tie it would be the FS so I'm tempted not to pack a suit but I'd like to make sure before we leave and I still have a chance to put it in the garmet bag.
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The only place I am aware of is La Mer at the Halekulani in Honolulu. They "suggest" jacket and tie. I stayed at the FS on the BI last year and the FS on Maui this year and none of the restaurants at either place required jacket and tie. I wore a jacket without a tie at their most formal restaurants but not everyone there did. Resort casual usually means a collared shirt, long pants and regular shoes (no sneakers). You won't need a jacket and tie.
The only place I am aware of is La Mer at the Halekulani in Honolulu. They "suggest" jacket and tie. I stayed at the FS on the BI last year and the FS on Maui this year and none of the restaurants at either place required jacket and tie. I wore a jacket without a tie at their most formal restaurants but not everyone there did. Resort casual usually means a collared shirt, long pants and regular shoes (no sneakers). You won't need a jacket and tie.