Chef Mavro

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Reviewed by SteveH7296 on 07/03/2009.
Member since July 2009, Total Reviews: 1 (Tiburon, CA)

This place is a rip-off--food way too expensive--quantity too small --poor fixed price menu--wine (Austrailan not great) is $20 a glass they do not offer bottles Food like roasted veal cheek is not a prime cut of meat. Also restuarant located in shady area of town--no water view .We would not recommend this place or ever return-For my money I would go to La Mer or Chais Island Bistro

Reviewed by SteveM on 06/27/2009.
Member since August 2002, Total Reviews: 23 (Male, Fullerton, CA)

I was very impressed by everything about this small but comfortable establishment. Each night a prix fixe menu showcases wonderful local ingredients beautifully prepared and presented. Service is quiet and competent, and the room makes it easy to converse with your dinner companions. Wine selections are very good as well. It's pricey but worth it.

Reviewed by Tsun-yanH0174 on 11/10/2008.
Member since January 2008, Total Reviews: 29 (Male, New York, NY)

For a big occasion dining there is no better place than Mavro's. The simple fixed menus are well matched and always evolved from visit to visit.

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Reviewed by LeeLawCorp on 09/09/2008.
Member since September 2008, Total Reviews: 5 (Male, 40s, Los Angeles, CA)

Real disappointment. We had the wine pairing, and the sommelier had no clue what he was doing. Really over hyped and over priced. Definitely not the best in Honolulu--quite mediocre as an overall food and wine experience. And, definitely does not live up to the hype.

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Reviewed by lynlee13 on 09/02/2008.
Member since September 2008, Total Reviews: 23 (Honolulu, HI)

Too expensive for my taste....Hard for me to believe that the meal is worth what they charge....Once is enough!