ONO-LICIOUS | JANUARY 13, 2017 5 Photo Contest Winner William Wessling Live Entertainment on Sunday and Tuesday starting at 5 pm Happy Hour from 3 pm to 5 pm 808-333-3434 ŠŠ ‹Š‹ŠŠ‹ Œ €‚ƒ„… †„ƒ‡„ˆ‰ “You get an 8-ounce slice of prime rib with a side of steamed vegetables and a choice of starch for lunch or dinner. It is popular, and we tend to sell out. A lot of the local workers in the area will grab and go, while visitors opt to eat outside on our patio.” Another great venue within Island Gourmet Markets, the Aloha Wine Bar is a sit-down restaurant that is open daily from 3 p.m. to 12 midnight. With seating for up to 30 people, the wine bar offers a happy hour from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., and again from 10 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Happy-hour prices showcase 12-ounce domestic beers for $2.50; draft beers for $5; and mixed tropical libations and martinis for $7. The wine bar menu includes burgers, salads, pizzas, sushi offerings, garlic chicken, dynamite shrimp and more. During happy hour, all food orders are 10-percent off. “A lot of our firsttime customers tell us they wish they had discovered us on the first day of their vacation, especially when they see our wine bar,” said Nakumura. “We offer some of the best pricing on drinks in the entire resort area. Our deli prices are great, as well.” One of the few places in the Waikoloa Beach Resort area open for breakfast, Island Gourmet Markets serves breakfast daily from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. The menu includes pancakes & eggs, breakfast burritos, omelets and breakfast sandwiches. Baked goods are prepared daily, like the Waikoloa Banana and Pumpkin Bread, sold by the loaf or by the slice. The market’s famous bear claw is a must-try pastry. Renting space within the market, Sushi Shiono restaurant offers a sit-down service at its sushi bar daily from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The restaurant’s sushi chefs continue to make takeout sushi throughout the day, stocking the refrigerated display case with dozens of choices. Featuring an extensive roster of gourmet foods and fine wines, Island Gourmet Markets offers grocery shoppers an array of locally produced and internationally imported specialty foods, organic items, more than 250 different artisan cheeses, smoked seafood, and assorted USDA Prime and dry-aged beef. For convenience shopping, the market sells ready-to-grill kabobs, burgers and a line of savory sausages made on site. Fresh Hawaiian fish is delivered to the store daily. A shellfish tank brims with live Dungeness crab, butter clams and Maine lobsters. If you’re planning a gathering at your home or condo, take advantage of Island Gourmet Markets’ own Waikoloa Catering services and order a custom party platter and more. On-site bakers will custom-decorate cakes for any special occasion. ABOVE: Island Gourmet Markets features several options for “grab-and-go” meals at the deli, bakery and Sushi Shiono restaurant. LEFT: The Aloha Wine Bar at Island Gourmet Markets is open daily from 3 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., with two happy hours that offer 10-percent discount on food and substantial discounts on cocktails, martinis, beer and wine. Photos by Karen Anderson/Special to West Hawaii Today ISLAND GOURMET MARKETS: One of the few places open for breakfast in Waikoloa Beach Resort CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
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