Duke's Malibu is a vibrant, Hawaiian-inspired spot on the PCH serving up solid fare and drinks alongside breathtaking ocean views that keep the locals returning.
"An iconic oceanfront restaurant in Malibu known for its seafood and stunning ocean views. It has been a staple in the community since 1996, continuing a long tradition of dining establishments on the site since 1915." - Rebecca Roland
"A restaurant that suffered damage from recent LA rains and mudslides, currently remains closed." - Rebecca Roland
"A popular restaurant located along the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, affected by the Franklin Fire's evacuation zone." - Matthew Kang
"Listen, we included Duke’s fish tacos because sitting at the Barefoot Bar or on their patio overlooking the Malibu coastline with two fish tacos and a cucumber jalapeño margarita is living large. This charming, ostensibly Hawaiian chain offers the best fish taco experience in LA, not necessarily the best fish taco. We don’t know what kind of fish they put in the Guerrero-tier flour tortilla, nor do we care. You have the option between fried or grilled, and both arrive flaky and nicely seasoned. These tacos hit the spot, especially on Taco Tuesdays, when the place is crawling with sandy surfers and you can get two tacos, plus chips and salsa—and that view—for $14. " - sylvio martins, arden shore, garrett snyder
"When: Tues, 3-8:30pm; Fri, 4-9pm The Deal: $8 Margaritas & $6 Hard Seltzers (Tuesdays); $10 Mai Tais (Fridays) This kitschy, Hawaiian-themed restaurant on PCH is a quintessential hang in Malibu. Come by anytime and find a bunch of locals taking up residence at the bar overlooking the Pacific. Duke's no longer has a consistent weekday Happy Hour, but your best move is to come after 3pm on Tuesdays for $8 Margaritas and taco specials, or after 4pm on Fridays for $10 Mai Tais and live music." - nikko duren, garrett snyder, brant cox
