Dukes Lane Market & Eatery

Such a cute market! It has a bakery, eatery, grocery store, and a restaurant. It is comparable to ABC stores but bigger and better food selections. We stopped by many times for breakfast. Cheaper than going to other places. Highly recommend.

Dukes Lane Market is a cross between a food court and an ABC store.We've bought snacks and bottled water here during our other visits.Their guava chiffon cake looks so good. Next time!

Have peeked in this place many times first time eating. Got a packaged salad and a flatbread cheese pizza. Both were good and a good value compared to the other restaurants in Waikiki. They have seating in the middle of the space. Save room for mochi malasada / donut holes. Go for original

Mahalo to the ABC team for being so responsive, gracious, and courteous in response to my review- I went back and tried the banana bread - made just as banana bread should be- fresh, moist, natural banana flavor - yum!and ofc my go to chocolate chip cookies are always on point!

Convenience is the key theme here. Smack on Kūhiō this spot has everything you'll need for a beach day. Poke bar/bakery/convenience store/gift shopping etc. the poke was the least impressive that I had in Oahu but it was still pretty good! Just a bit chewier than others. It's so close to the beach entrance via Dukes lane so very convenient to grab and go. Their musubis were alright as well.

Good market plus fast food options. Similar to ABC markets. You've got everything from snacks to mini-pharmacy to gift options. I went several times for water/drinks, snacks, etc. They have Kona coffee options, but watch out for the 10% Kona and 90% other blends! They sell these all over town too. The 100% Kona is $40-$50-ish per bag. This also has a small food court selection. I saw pizza and other options. Lots of choices on this street, though. Check them out.

I was underestimated this kind of market has to go plates, grocery and etc but I was wrong.Last year I visited Hawaii and I tried their lunch plate from PitFire? And it was so yum and very reasonable price.Also very convenient to have ABC mart inside. You can also get dessert as well: I saw Malasada and many people buy it from there.This time I got Loco Moco and garlic Shrimp from PitFire and I and my mom really loved both!We stayed at Hyatt Centric so we had these plates in the room.I will recommend this place for everyone.

If you are on a budget this market has everything including hot & cold food, savory & sweet. They also have small tables so you can eat there or take food to go.

I only got the small ube mochi malasadas here one morning during our trip and it was a delicious snack! There are many grab and go options in the market, ice cream, coffee, Hawaiian eats, and lotsa pastries. Basalt is located in the back as a casual sit down restaurant. They open early at 7am, so it's good to stock up on for a picnic at the beach or a hike.

We are getting poke and sushi here + cakes . Very delicious food, almost no wait. And we love the prices also!!!! We will be back