Luquinʻs 454
About
In Hawaii (Big Island), Luquinʻs 454 is a restaurant at 454 Manono St Ste 202 in Hilo, on the island's windward eastern side. The venue operates as a restaurant in the Hilo area.
Hilo anchors the island's wetter eastern coast, and the restaurant's 4.3 out of 5 average comes from 242 reviews. That review total gives it a following among diners in Hilo. The website, http://www.luquins.com/, carries its menu and details. Kailua-Kona, Volcano, Waimea and Puna are among the nearby places that frame a visit to this part of the island.
First-time visitors can expect a sit-down meal in a town that serves as the hub for the island's eastern side. The restaurant sits within Hilo's commercial district, close to the town's everyday amenities.
Hawaii has a warm tropical climate, and daytime temperatures change little between summer and winter. Since no road or regular ferry links the Hawaiian islands, travel between them is by air. Humpback whales migrate to Hawaiian waters to breed between roughly November and May.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Luquinʻs 454 known for?
Luquinʻs 454 is a restaurant on Hawaii (Big Island), based in Hilo. It serves as a local dining spot within the Hawaiian Islands.
What kind of business is Luquinʻs 454?
Luquinʻs 454 is a restaurant in Hilo on Hawaii (Big Island). Its website is http://www.luquins.com/.
Where is Luquinʻs 454 located on Hawaii (Big Island)?
Luquinʻs 454 is at 454 Manono St Ste 202, Hilo, HI 96720, United States. The restaurant sits in Hilo on Hawaii (Big Island), part of the Hawaiian Islands.
How do visitors rate Luquinʻs 454?
Luquinʻs 454 holds a rating of 4.3 out of 5 from 242 reviews, reflecting its standing as a restaurant in Hilo. It is located on Hawaii (Big Island) in the Hawaiian Islands.
Is Luquinʻs 454 easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Hawaii (Big Island)?
The restaurant at 454 Manono St Ste 202 sits in Hilo, a town on the island's east coast, and travellers based in Kailua-Kona, Volcano, Waimea, the Kohala Coast, Puna, Captain Cook or Kona can drive across to reach it. Because no road or regular ferry connects the Hawaiian islands, anyone coming from another island arrives by air before continuing to Hilo.
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