Duke's Waikiki

Had a great experience for breakfast buffet there. They lead you to your seat and take orders for drinks and omelets, with frequent attention after that. Food is very delicious, freshly made. Like the fried rice most. There are local fruits as well. Price is very reasonable (affordable).

We made reservations well in advance so that we could celebrate our honeymoon. I requested a seat outside with a view of the sunset and the staff definitely delivered. We had a beautiful table with a view of the sunset. Our server, Lucy, and food were great. They even gave us a complementary dessert because we were celebrating our honeymoon, which was a very nice touch. I would definitely recommend. I would make sure you get reservations though because it was absolutely packed.

I'm giving the overall experience 5 stars, but the food only 3. The menu features mostly bar-style food, which isn't bad, but it felt overpriced for what it was. I had the fish and chips, and while it was okay, the fish was a bit dry—I've definitely had better for half the price. There was also a buffet-style option, though we didn’t try it. We sat at the bar and were lucky to get two seats together right before the football game started. It ended up being the perfect spot—my husband could watch the game while I enjoyed the beautiful beach views. The highlight of our visit was our incredible bartender, Lisa. She was personable, remembered our names, and kept up with the fast-paced environment while quickly preparing drinks—something not everyone can manage. Her exceptional service made our visit even more enjoyable, and we made sure to tip her well. The location is fantastic, located in the Outrigger Hotel with stunning beach views and a laid-back tiki/beach vibe. Despite the food being just okay, the overall experience was so great that we’ll definitely return when we’re back in Honolulu!

Decent food although it's tipped heavily to tourist/hotel style and prices but in the evening see if you can get a table with a beach view and watch the sun go down. Food was ok but unexceptional and priced hotel style. Service was quick and impersonal, definitely striving to get you fed and turn the tables over. Good drinks; high priced. The salad bar is ok for what it has but again nothing exciting. I suspect the bar food might be a better choice

While staying at the Waikiki outrigger, we ate at Dukes several times. We were never disappointed in the food. The service was great and the food was really good. You can sit inside or outside, but I would suggest sitting outside and enjoying the beautiful weather and ocean breeze.

My family and friends came here for a gathering, and there were quite a lot of people. I’d recommend a reservation beforehand. Our server was very friendly. We ordered the Filet Mignon, which was excellent—great quality and generous portions. I also added a lobster tail, but the portion was a bit small, so I wouldn’t recommend it as an add-on. We also tried the Coconut & Ginger Braised Seafood and the Ahi Steak, and both dishes featured fresh, high-quality seafood. This is a fantastic spot for a gathering with family or friends!

Very touristy, but worth it. Staff and service were five stars. Everyone knew their role and executed perfectly. Everything we had was good but crab wontons, poke tacos, and fresh catch fish are highly recommended. The hula pie is a must. Do not miss out. Very highly recommend reservations and choose an hour before sunset. You will get a great dinner and view.

We landed in Waikiki late, and this was the only place open at the time. We ordered tacos, chips, a burger, buffalo wings, and some drinks. The food was okay—nothing particularly memorable. The atmosphere was pleasant, with a live band adding a nice touch. Service was good, but overall, it wasn’t a standout experience. It’s decent if you need a late-night spot, but not something I’d go out of my way to visit again.