Duke's Marketplace

Nice to still have the classic...Yes this is very much for the visitors though I'm no different when I'm the one visiting looking for places like this you do still need to bargain for the item you've been searching for and as annoying it can get the search does make it so worth while.It's not as large as it used to be but having these stalls does keep the old days with the slight touch of flea market vibe right here in the midst of Waikiki is a beautiful thing along with having some services like shave ice, or fresh fruit smoothie or even a henna is cool while you browse is a fun thing to do. It can get hot during the summer as it's obviously outdoors and no covering the vibe is busy while each cart seems like a repeat of others and wonder if some tenats have multiples.Thank you!

Super busy market on a main tourist street. Fam got me loco moco for $9.99 the first time we went to Hawaii in 2022 and brought it back to our hotel for me. Excellent rendition of the Hawaii classic. However, this time it was $13.99 less than a year later in March of 2023. Serious inflation/gouging going on. Pathetic these days. Anyways, we tried the fried chix (very good) and loco moco again (very good). Some great takeout food, coffee, desserts, drinks, snacks here. Excellent except for the greedy price increases ie the 3 rating.

Tourist spot if I may,It's decent and actually offer a lot of foods from poke of various kinds. It's also a market where I can pick up stuff I need while I am traveling-- personal care stuff, beverages, snacks, clothing. The works.Staff is friendly. I like it!Breakfasts portions are huge. I barely touched the rice but ate all the proteins. It is more tasty with Tabasco and soy sauce. Haha

My kids wanted to pick up a few souvenirs for their friends. I've been to Duke's Marketplace before and thought it would be a good place to start. While the kids went from cart to cart buying trinkets and various little things, I came across a cart with Hawaiian pup clothing! My husband doesn't like me dressing up our Frenchies -- but I was sure he would make an exception for a Hawaiian shirt, right? :)I wasn't too sure about the sizing, but the vendor was determined to make the sale, so he asked a lot of questions about my pups. He then showed me every style he had in stock. After we figured out the size and style, the haggling began! He was actually pretty accommodating and gave in fairly quickly -- I got a great deal. We continued to chat a bit more until the kids were done shopping. Super nice guy.I'm happy to note that the shirt and blouse fit Percy and Maggie perfectly. AND my husband really liked them!

All things Bohemian & Nomadic vibes throughout this street market located in downtown Waikiki/Honolulu, HI. Such a funky landmark offering close to 100 Kiosks offering every type of souvenir, food, drink & CBD products. What a fabulous way for homemade vendors/artists & local business owners to showcase their merchandise. & for us visitors/tourists to pick up goodies for our loved ones back home...Aloha.

It's in Hawaii , lots of goodies to buy at a reasonable price, can't wait to go back .Aloha!

If you are a tourist, this is fun to see for the first time. The cashier attendant says it's ABC store renamed and rebranded. They have a good assortment of gifts. I went twice and saw toys and gifts that I liked. For kids and humans. I got the gifts my own mom likes from Hawaii. She would like coming here with some group of people with me. She's my mom and my dad's wife. She's a good wife! This is about my mom and my father. Because I'm not even a guy. So anyway, there are so many fun gifts and treats. I got some snacks and drinks. For the hotel. They serve food too. Duke!

My family was visiting from the mainland, and wanted to see Waikiki and pick up a few things to take back home. I brought them right to Dukes Marketplace because I knew they'd have a lot of cool and interesting souvenirs available. We got there shortly after noon, so it was pretty empty. Made it easier for us to get help when we visited the stands. This is the perfect one stop shop for souvenirs at a good price. There's something here for everyone. Multiple jewelry kiosks, t-shirts, tiki signs, pet clothing, you name it! There's even a stand that offers Henna tattoos.

This place has not changed a bit since I was last here in 2014. Located fairly far back from the street, it's easy to miss if you're not looking for it.If you're going to the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, they sell the exact same stuff at Duke's but Duke's sells the stuff at more expensive prices. Is it horribly overpriced like the airport? No, but just buy your stuff at the swap meet if you're looking to buy a lot of stuff. We bought a wooden dolphin box here on our last trip and these exact same kiosks are still here almost 8 years later. Not a must visit but if you don't plan to go to the swap meet, this is a good alternative for cheaper priced souvenirs.

Cool little hidden out door venders lots of stuff to choose from most of the time good prices