Cuisines and Dishes at Duke's Malibu:
- Hawaiian
- Seafood
- Steak
Duke's Malibu
21150 Pacific Coast Hwy,
Malibu
CA
90265
tsrestaurants.net (310) 317-0777
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Ratings and Reviews for Duke's Malibu
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May 14 2012
Bernardo D. via Yelp
The location is great... Beautiful views with water crashing over the reef just outside the windows... Barefoot Bar is great! Good comfort food, and casual...read more
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May 13 2012
Josh L. via Yelp
My wife, mother-in-law and 13mo old daughter had 430pm reservations at Dukes for Mother's Day today. We arrived at 345 because I thought the res. was for...read more
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May 12 2012
Gary C. via Yelp
My review is biased because stuff was stolen out of my car so BE AWARE OF THE VALET!! I recommend parking across the street (not Duke's associated). I...read more
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Feb 09 2009
lottedixon via Citysearch
Lazy afternoons at the Barefoot Bar are my favorite part of spring. Since they changed the glass enclosure around the outdoor bar...read more
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Jan 07 2009
grabtrees via Citysearch
i love this place. it can take a minute to get your seat on the patio, but it was good food, good service and great atmosphere, i ...read more
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Jan 01 2009
rrrryan1 via Citysearch
Duke's Barefoot Bar is a great place to go if you want a quick burger or a long delicious dinner by the water. My family and I rec...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
If Duke's were any closer to the Pacific, it would cease being a beach bar and start being, well, very wet. When the tide is in, waves crash just a few feet away from the bar. Patio tables sit on a triangle of Malibu Beach and invite patrons to dig their feet in the sand while sipping a drink and watching the sunset. For more action, take a seat at the polished teak bar where as much attention is focused on the scenery inside as out.
The Draw
Laid-back locals and tourists share the view. Guys sport Hawaiian shirts and sunglasses while gals wear spaghetti straps and sandals. Toast Duke Kahanamoku, granddaddy of surfing and patron saint of the establishment, with a rum-laced mai tai or a pineapple-crowned blue Hawaiian.
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