Lahaina Cannery Mall, Interior & dining area

Lahaina Cannery Mall: Food Trucks, Finds & Fresh Energy in the Heart of Lahaina

Lahaina, Maui

Open Daily! 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Once the site of a bustling pineapple cannery, Lahaina Cannery Mall has transformed into one of West Maui’s freshest destinations for food, shopping, and family-friendly vibes. '

Originally built in the 1980s, the mall was inspired by its industrial roots. Think plantation-era architecture reimagined for modern Maui. After temporarily closing due to the August 2023 wildfires, it reopened in March 2024 with a renewed spirit and plenty of upgrades. And now? It’s a must-stop on any Lahaina itinerary.

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The Dining Lot: Maui’s First Indoor Food Truck Hall

One of the newest and most exciting additions is The Dining Lot; an indoor, air-conditioned food truck experience unlike anything else on the island. With a rotating lineup of local trucks like Thai Ono, Sushi Ko, Ganotisi, and Gourmandise, there’s truly something for every taste.

Picture this: real food truck flavor, but indoors, with plenty of seating, TVs showing live sports, a bar truck serving drinks, and regular live entertainment. It’s the perfect hangout spot for a quick bite or a relaxed meal with friends and family. Whether you’re a local craving your favorite plate lunch or a visitor wanting to try something new, The Dining Lot delivers.

Shops You’ll Actually Want to Browse

Lahaina Cannery Mall isn’t just for eating though; it’s packed with shops and hidden gems. From Lahaina Printsellers (an art and print shop with beautiful island-inspired pieces) to Maui Toy Works (a fun stop for kids and collectors alike), you’ll find a mix of practical and playful.

Boutiques like KaiAloha Supply and Salt + Hair carry everything from beachwear to local designs, while services like banks and grocery options make this a helpful stop for everyday needs. Whether you’re looking for a unique souvenir or just want to cool off and window shop, the mix of tenants feels refreshingly local.

Don’t Miss the Local Vibe

One of the best parts about Lahaina Cannery Mall is how rooted it feels in the community. When you visit, you’re supporting local families, artists, and food creators who care deeply about rebuilding Lahaina. Every purchase, every meal, and every visit helps keep that momentum going. More than a mall - it’s part of Maui’s story in motion.

A Comeback Story Worth Supporting

More than just a shopping center, Lahaina Cannery Mall has become a symbol of resilience. It’s one of the few enclosed malls in Hawaiʻi and the only one in West Maui, making it a convenient and comforting space for both residents and visitors - especially in the wake of everything Lahaina has faced.

Live music, hula shows, and community events are regularly hosted in the mall’s central space, adding cultural depth to your visit. Keep an eye on their Instagram or website for upcoming performances and seasonal happenings.

Lahaina Cannery Mall, Entrance

Directions:

Traveling South from the Napili-Honokowai-Kahana area (via the Honoapiilani Hwy 30), continue approximately 6–8 miles, passing through Kaanapali. Lahaina Cannery Mall will be on the right (ocean/makai side) just before entering Lahaina town. Turn right on Keawe Street and look for the Safeway & Longs Drugs.

Traveling North through Lahaina (via the Honoapiilani Hwy 30), turn left on Keawe Street after passing through Lahaina Town, You'll see the Longs Drugs and Safeway. Open parking throughout.

Phone: 808-661-5304

Instagram: @LahainaCannery

Website:https://lahainacannerymall.com

So whether you’re on the hunt for lunch, a one-of-a-kind gift, or just a fun place to explore out of the sun, Lahaina Cannery Mall is a laid-back, vibrant stop that’s full of life, and growing by the day. The Living Maui Real Estate team is always here as your trusted local resource. We’re honored to assist with relocation, in-depth market statistics, lifestyle guidance, and seamless transitions within your real estate portfolio across Maui.

- Kimberly Drechsel