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Daily 11:30am-10pm
Opened in the 1970s
Defunct tiki not included,
distances are as the crow flies.
Small room with murals at Luau Hale in Lenox
March 2009, photo by TIKIPAKA
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This restaurant used to be a Hu Ke Lau, a sister location to the Hu Ke Lau in Chicopee, until the current owners bought it in the 1970s and rechristened it Luau Hale. Today, the traditional mix of Chinese food and faux Polynesian decor is in full effect, with elaborate painted murals, a scattering of tikis, and a dramatic pagoda right in the restaurant. By contrast, the exterior of the building is unassuming: a simple brick structure, with no windows. A menu of traditional tropical drinks is available, and are reportedly of high quality, and potent.
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