Duke Kahanamoku was (and still is) a Hawaiian icon and statesman. He ruled the waves as a surfer and subsequently introduced the sport to the rest of the world. In homage to the man, the original Duke's restaurant was created in Honolulu's Waikiki Outrigger Hotel and since then several other restaurants around California and Hawaii have opened. This one in Huntington Beach serves superb food sourced from sustainable and environmentally conscious vendors. The menu features both surf and turf options, some of which include the Tristan da Cunha Lobster Tails, Roasted Jidori Chicken and Red Pepper Seared Tofu for vegetarians. The cocktail menu is also just as enticing, where you will immediately feel as if you are in Waikiki after a taste of the Molokai Mule.
Website: dukeshuntington.com
Phone: (714) 374-6446
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Pacific Coast Hwy and Huntington Beach Municipal Pier
Open now
- Wed 11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
317 Pacific Coast Hwy Huntington Beach, CA 92648 ·2182.37 mi
Is this your business? Verify your listing
Amenities
- Family friendly
- Business center
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpSooooooo good!! Literally everything we ordered was delicious. We were staying not too far from the restaurant so we just walked over after getting online reservations. They do have valet parking...
MoreSTEPH JUDGEMENT: A popular spot for drinks and nosh right by the pier. This review is just for their Barefoot Bar, a casual semi open air tiki-themed bar next to the restaurant proper. The hubby...
MoreWas very let down, and was totally unexpected. We had just visited Maui and dined at Dukes and the food was exquisite! 2 weeks later we dined at HB Dukes for my husband's birthday and the food...
MoreTo be honest... I was surprised by the price. I grew up going to Huntington beach and for as long as I remember, we never went there b/c it was the expensive place on the beach. Now as an...
MoreGlad we stopped by for lunch! Great customer service from hostess stand to our lovely waiter. We visited about a month or so ago, so I don't recall what we preferred but the calamari was by far...
More