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Of all the places on Maui to get good Mexican food (and there are a lot), our readers have consistently chosen Amigo’s. And why not? They have burrito al pastor, chile relleno, enchilada, beans and rice, tacos, chimichangas, guacamole and really fresh salsa. We may be thousands of miles from Mexico, but there’s just a few miles between you and the nearest Amigo’s. Located island-wide; amigosmaui.com
Photo by Sean M. Hower
Runner-up: Maui Tacos (JR) Located island-wide.
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