Why stay at Duke’s Malibu?
Duke’s Malibu honors the Ambassador of Aloha and pays tribute to the early days of West Coast surfing with delicious island-inspired cuisine, drinks at the Barefoot Bar and a genuine spirit of Aloha. Nestled along the Pacific Coast Highway, Duke’s Malibu has been serving up timeless memories for 25 years, having opened its doors in 1996.
What is Duke Kahanamoku Malibu?
Surfing legend Duke Kahanamoku taught surfing in Malibu and spent time in the area where he was a lifeguard, competed in water sports and also appeared in over 28 Hollywood movies. Duke’s Malibu honors Duke, but also pays tribute to the early days of surfing in Malibu.
Why is Duke’s Malibu named after Gidget?
Duke’s Malibu honors Duke, but also pays tribute to the early days of surfing in Malibu. Adding to the lore, Kathy Kohner Zuckerman, the inspiration for the Gidget novel, movie and TV series that sparked the California surfing craze, works at Duke’s Malibu as our Ambassador of Aloha. What is Hula Pie?
Is the Duke Kahanamoku restaurant gluten free?
The restaurant is named after the great Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaii's most famous citizen who is widely considered to be…… Do they provide any gluten free, dairy free menu? There were gluten free and dairy free options but there was not a whole separate menu of those items.
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Does Dukes Malibu have a dress code?
No. It is very casual. over a year ago.
Why is Dukes Malibu famous?
Named after Duke Kahanamoku, the famed swimmer and surfer and the Hawaiian Olympic gold medalist who introduced surfing to the world in the 1920s, Duke's Malibu offers upscale American comfort food with Hawaiian island twists –" and gorgeous views of the water.
Who owns Dukes in Malibu?
T S RestaurantsDuke's, owned by T S Restaurants, searched out spectacular waterfront sites for five award winning restaurants honoring the great Duke Kahanamoku: Hawaii's most famous citizen, Olympic medalist and father of modern day surfing.
When did Dukes Malibu Open?
1996Nestled along the Pacific Coast Highway, Duke's Malibu has been serving up timeless memories for 25 years, having opened its doors in 1996.
What was Duke's Malibu before?
the Sea Lion RestaurantIn 1944, the inn was bought by Chris Polos, who renamed it the Sea Lion Restaurant for the near by boisterous sea lions that once barked greetings to customers. The restaurant then endured a fire and several renovations before becoming Duke's Malibu in 1996.
What does Dukes mean in slang?
fistsdukes, Slang. fists; hands: Put up your dukes. verb (used with object), duked, duk·ing. Slang. to hit or thrash with the fists (sometimes followed by out): He duked me because he said I had insulted him.
What is Duke's restaurant famous for?
Hula Pie If there's one thing you should not miss while in Waikiki, it's a slice of Duke's world-famous Hula Pie. Together with the unbeatable beachfront location, this epic dessert helped make Duke's most-Instagrammed restaurant in Hawaii.
When did Dukes Waikiki open?
19921992. Duke's Waikiki opens on the sands of Waikiki beach, the site of the original Outrigger Canoe Club, where Hawaii's premier waterman, Duke Kahanamoku, became a legend. The Waikiki Beach Boys graciously welcome T S with aloha.
Who was Dukes restaurant named after?
Legend Duke KahanamokuIn Honor of a Legend Duke Kahanamoku was a native Hawaiian, a six-time Olympic swimming and water polo medalist, the father of modern day surfing, and the Hawaiian ambassador to visitors and dignitaries.
What is a duke or duchess?
In the context of royalty, the word duke most commonly refers to the sovereign ruler of a small state in Continental Europe called a duchy. In the British monarchy, duke is the highest hereditary title outside of prince, princess, king, or queen. The female equivalent of duke is duchess.
Where was the first Duke's Restaurant?
Duke's Seafood & Chowder has come a long way since its humble and carefree beginnings in 1976 when Duke Moscrip broke away from his partnership in Ray's Boathouse to start the original Duke's Bar & Grill at 1st Ave. West and Thomas on Queen Anne, just two blocks from the Seattle Center.
Is Zuma a state beach?
Zuma is a state beach, run by the county, and visitors have been ticketed for bringing alcohol as well as bringing their dog(s).
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Valet parking Monday through Friday is $6 before 4pm and $8 after 4pm. Valet parking Saturday and Sunday is $10 all day. There is street parking on PCH as well.
Main Landers
A local favorite from the streets of waikiki. Compart family farms pork, mango bbq sauce, grilled huli chicken, jasmine rice, macaroni salad, bok choy macadamia nut slaw
Whites & Rosé
Gluten conscious - item is prepared with gluten free ingredients; however, our kitchen is not gluten free. Please inform your server of any allergies. *Consuming raw or undercooked foods may increase your risk of foodborne illness
