This was an interesting little maze of stalls selling wooden tikis, this, jewelry, aloha shirts and dresses, and whatever other Hawaiian souvenirs and tchatkis you might want. It's a bit of a cross between a flea market and a Chinatown. The prices will get lower and some vendors will wheel and deal if you walk away. I bought a carved coconut tiki mug that started out at $25--my hesitation brought the price down to $15. Dog bandanas went from $15 each this $10 each. You get the picture. If it's fun to look around and bargain, but be aware that we saw similar items at the ABC convenience stores (on every corner--like a circle k but much nicer) for, in some cases, a lower price. Still, is kind of fun to go read more

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Duke's Marketplace is now the place to go to shop with local vendors in small stalls, selling handmade crafts, Hawaiian clothing, and fresh food. It is located very close to the International Market Place, to help visitors like me who hadn't realized what the International Place has become. Instead, coming here to interact with 80 or so vendors allowed the first time visitors in our party to get the souvenir shopping fix out of the way. I did notice quite a few stores selling Hawaiian style fashion for pets and dolls. My mother-in-law took advantage to buy a dress for our stone goose, standing guard over our condo back home. read more

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One of the few places in Waikiki that's still here (as I remembered it as a little kid)..... Sure, it maybe a tourist trap and a lot of immigrant vendors who work at the little kiosk booths are just trying to get a piece of the American dream by working hard, & doing super long hours here. Duke's Marketplace is sorta like a "mini swap meet" but instead of going down to the Aloha Stadium, you can get your souvenirs right here in the heart of Waikiki, as Duke's Marketplace is situated along Duke's Lane. To find Duke's Marketplace, if you know where the Outrigger Beachcomber Hotel is, as you enter Dukes Lane off of Kalakaua Avenue, you'll see a long lane that reaches from Kalakaua Avenue, to Kuhio Avenue, as Kuhio Avenue runs parallel to Kalakaua Avenue. Along Dukes Lane, you'll find an array of vendors selling all types of Hawaii souvenirs, like shirts, hats, woodwork, jewelry, cups & shot glasses, Hawaii magnets, bags, and probably anything else you'll find at the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet. If you just so happen to be in Waikiki, and you don't have access to a car to get to Aloha Stadium, no worries, because Duke's Marketplace has got ya covered! Like the swap meet, you can bargain with the vendors here, and if you find the right vendor, you can end up with a pretty good deal. Duke's Marketplace has been apart of old Hawaii, and I'm glad that they're still here, because the face of Waikiki has changed a lot through the years, as small local vendors have been pushed out, and high end stores have taken over mostly all of Waikiki now. If you're visiting da 808, check out Duke's Marketplace to get a taste of old Hawaii! read more

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Duke's Marketplace has been around for ages, and it's a spot with various vendors selling souvenirs, jewelry, clothes, and random items. Honestly, it's not somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit when I'm in Waikiki. I'm just not into the souvenir scene, and while I get the appeal of supporting local artisans, it's hard for me to get excited about vendors reselling bulk-bought items to tourists. The place has a cozy feel at night with the twinkle lights, making it a bit more inviting and relaxed. That being said, if you're in the market for affordable gifts or quick finds, it's not a bad spot. I did notice a few food vendors that looked interesting, too. read more

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! read more

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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. read more

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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. read more

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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! read more

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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 read more

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I'm so mad at myself I didn't catch this mistake before I left Hawaii. I bought a toe ring from lot 32 I believe and I SPECIFICALLY asked for a size 3.5 she gave me the ring and turns out she lied to me because now I have a size 4 ring. I wish I had charged this to my credit card so I could dispute it. I cannot believe she lied to me I trusted her. Now it only fits on my pinky finger and looks terrible next to my wedding band. read more

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. read more

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There is so much to look at. Some vendors are very friendly and helpful. Others very pushy or completely ignore you. Would much rather give to local vendors like this that large stores but definitely good to scope things out first compared to the local brick & mortars and compare prices so you know where to negotiate at or if all. Found some cute items for a good price read more

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. read more

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

When in Waikiki...we explored around in search of Duke's marketplace. It's quite hidden in Waikiki but not too hard to find since it's not crowded.. My aunt was specifically looking for this place and I told her they built the new International Marketplace where they used to be. But nope! Totally different marketplaces we were talking about as she was a determined woman. Anywhos, we parked at International marketplace and explored the strip until we coincidentally walked right by it. It's on the opposite side of Cheesecake Factory. Not too far of a walk, maybe 5-10mins depending on your pace. It's a bunch of tents down an alley. A bit tight to stroll through but manageable with a stroller. They have Hawaii souvenirs you can find at the swap meet, Walmart, and stores down North Shore. Quite pricey compared to the swap meet. The seller mentioned they pay a higher rent which made sense, le sigh. Nevertheless, aunt got some gifts for the fam in North Carolina and off we went. read more

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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! read more

Lot of things to see and shop, of course the price is higher. Go during weekends there's more stalls open. read more

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

A lot has changed in Waikiki since the last time I was here (2014), but one thing that has stayed the same is this place! Even with the brand new International Marketplace going up next door, this place still looks just like I remember... basically numerous kiosks lining a small alley between 2 buildings. Even the types of kiosks appear the same. It's just tons of souvenir, aloha clothing, and little knickknacks. The prices aren't bad considering that it's in Waikiki. Unless you go to the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, you likely won't find a better price. So if you see something that isn't already sold at ABC Store, go ahead and snatch it up! read more

Duke's Marketplace was right by the hotel where we were staying in Waikiki. My boyfriend brought my mom and I there right after the International Marketplace because he wanted to show us what the old International Marketplace looked like. Tucked in between a small alley are the various vendors selling all kinds of Hawaiian souvenirs for affordable prices. You can even negotiate if you like. There's Hawaiian clothes, hair accessories, little handbags, wooden jewelry boxes, bobbleheads and more. I do have to say; you need to be smart when purchasing here. I was eying a cute wooden Hello Kitty box and the lady there kept saying it Koa Wood; expensive Hawaiian wood. She had a tag on there that said $65 and she kept convincing me to buy it. She then whispered and said she would give it to me for $25. Honestly it seemed quite fishy for her to go $40 down and there's no way real Koa Wood would go for $25. It was an imitation Hello Kitty too. She seemed upset when I walked away. Later on; other vendors who were selling something similar had it for $25 too. Thus her $65 initial price was way too much. My advice for coming here is buy smart and look around. There are lots of local goods and cute souvenirs if you take your time. read more

Perfect for supporting small and independent businesses. The shop owners were attentive and helpful. Duke's offers a wide range of products, including fresh produce, seafood, and meats. The marketplace also features a variety of prepared foods, including sushi, poke bowls, and hot dishes. The food is delicious and reasonably priced, and the portions are generous. Whether you're looking for a quick snack or a full meal, Duke's Marketplace has you covered. I recommend Duke's Marketplace to anyone in the Waikiki area. The quality of the products, the friendly staff, and the delicious prepared foods make for an exceptional shopping experience. If you're looking for a one-stop-shop for all your grocery needs, look no further than Duke's Marketplace. read more

It's cute and has tons of items to choose from. The first time we came this was shut down due to COVID and I was happy to hear it was up and running this time around. read more

Do not support stall #52 (BMJ Collection). My husband and I are visiting Oahu for our 10 year anniversary. While staying at The Royal Hawaiian, we decided to take a stroll to Duke's Marketplace. We were appalled when the operators of stall #52 (BMJ Collection) refused to serve us. We are "black" Americans and the owner refused to look at us. When we asked to see items on the shelf, he told us to go away and said he was busy, but then helped someone directly behind us. When we asked what the problem was, he then asked us how much money we had to spend; obviously assuming that we didn't have any money (which is definitely inaccurate). It was obvious at this point that he wanted nothing to do with black people. This owner does not deserve to have this stall if he is going to treat people this way. read more

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This is the place to go to for souvenirs for friends and family. The merchants here are hit and miss. Some are friendly and willing to negotiate, others not so much. There are dozens and dozens of huts to walk through. You will find all sorts of items to buy! read more

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Nice discovery for local goods. Got here early in the morning and we heard more than once that they would give us a good deal because we're they're first customer. But keep walking. Lots to see but similar things. Bummed that our wooden turtle box she sold us was discovered broken when we opened it when we got home. It was packaged securely too. Not sure how we missed that. Maybe that's why it was in sale! Don't get sucked in to buy something right away. Browse around and you'll find some good gifts here conspired to the abc stores. read more

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This is an okay place for souvenirs but note that better prices and quality items can be found elsewhere. Prepare to haggle a bit, even though some may resist. The Swap Meet has the same stuff but better prices and even some stores in Waikiki have better prices. Most of the items aren't made locally. read more

This little alley of stands is alright. Not my favorite place nearby, but there are a variety of items you can find from clothes to jewelry. All the jewelry and "souvenir" stands have the same jewelry, they try to real you in with their friendly attitudes, and give you the "original prices" but then lower them to get you to buy, even though everyone knows all the jewelry is fake, low quality, and the actual original price is 2-8$, not 20+. The vendors are friendly up until you decide not to buy any of their products. Definitely worth walking through and browsing, but don't bother purchasing anything here unless you want a little souvenir that won't last very long. read more

This was the most stressful place in Hawaii. I don't recommend anyone going here. They grab you to stay at their booth, tell you their jewelry is real when you know it's fake, and they get extremely angry when you don't buy from them. I attached a photo of where this one lady told us we were cheap because we didn't buy her bracelets. Her response shocked me! I'm a very calm person, but when you are rude to my family I'll absolutely be honest with you. I told her the reason she can't sell anything at her booth was because she was rude! Little did she know, we were going to eventually purchase the bracelets after we walked around. Well, she lost a sale after that comment! She was probably the rudest sales person there, but the other people are just as bad. Don't fall for their sales pitch as they grab your arm and whisper in your ears, "Shhhshhhh don't say anything. I'll give it to you for $ instead of $$$. Good deal. I don't give anyone that price." I know we all need to make money, but there are better ways to get a sale. Honestly, it's the same souvenirs you can get at Walmart. read more

Duke's Marketplace - Lady on left was extremely rude! She will tell you that you're cheap if you don't buy her stuff. - Pop-up Shops Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Anyone who traveled to Waikiki must not skip the Duke's Marketplace. Neatly tucked away in a small alley connecting Kalakaua & Kuhio avenues, personally this is the best place to shop for souvenirs before heading back in your chaotic life at home. LoL. ~ Estimating 73 mostly immigrant vendors (as of January 2019) currently operating at Duke's will showcase their rows of Hawaii-themed T-shirts & jewelry, beach towels, aloha-print bags, lei made from polished kukui nuts, ukulele, handcrafted candles, wooden jewelry boxes, keiki's clothes, wall/house decors, bottle opener, dashboard hula doll & a whole lot more. Merchants & customers banter & bargain about prices which is definitely part of the experience & fun. Make sure not to purchase on the 1st stall you've been unless you check almost majority on it, coz souvenir-price sourcing will help you save double/triple the price. ~ This flea market in Waikiki beach is highly recommended to visit! Open daily from 9am to 11pm. ~ Mahalo & HAPPY JUANDERING fellow yelpers!www.juanderbandit.world read more

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I'm so glad at there remains at least some remnants of the original International Marketplace here in Waikiki. I hadn't realized until recently that many of the original vendors relocated to Dukes Lane. This is literally a cramped alley way about block from the new Marketplace. Blink and you miss it. This is a great place to find local arts and crafts, jewelry, and gifts. Love the reasonably priced opal rings and necklaces. Brush up on your haggling skills and find some good deals. A nice diversion from the high priced tourist trap the new International Marketplace has become. read more

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It's a cute outdoor marketplace with different vendors selling touristy Knick knacks. I found Naruto souvenir for my anime obsessed fam bam. Remember to bargain because the prices vary 15-30$ from one vendor to the next: read more

you get good deals and cheaper then on the main strip, but the people are rude! Especially if you decide to buy from their neighboring competitors, they definitely will talk under their breath and give you nasty looks, but other than that the variety of Souvenirs is there and price is good read more

There are multiple shops here, each selling the same items. They all source their products from the same place and try to resell cheap, unauthentic products to you. The vendors are pushy and really don't take no for an answer. They're also downright dishonest, make sure to cross check prices with another vendor and ensure any credit card transaction is correct. I had two different vendors try charging me an amount higher than what was verbally told, both times the amount had one extra digit. read more

I was a bit disappointed with this marketplace or maybe because there's a construction going on but when we visited here for the first time it was only a bunch of stalls. I was expecting a huge warehouse looking place with lots and lots of stalls. oh well it is what it is but i was able to some nice souvenirs. I hope the construction going on is to make this marketplace bigger read more

Love the old Int'l Marketplace which is what this is. The new marketplace is nothing but a tourist trap. All high end stores there now. So the newly named Dukes is a hidden gem which has a lot of local people selling their wares I bought a wooden Hello Kitty crafted by the locals and I love it. read more

The sign to this place is terrible. The marketplace is located at a hidden alley. Not many vendors, maybe 5-6 of them. Try to compare and bargain before you settle with something you like, especially multiple vendors carry the same stuff like jewelry. We regretted we didn't do this - one vendor (male) located at the front entrance offered cheaper prices ($5 vs $8 for an anklet) than the other vendor (female) located at the end of the marketplace. So, please do your due diligence. :P read more

A great place to find cheap souvenirs compared to the ABC markets that are on every street. It took a while to find the hidden lane, but we found it in the end. It's really cramped and the vendors can be aggressive but stand your ground and be firm on your price. If they won't cave, go look somewhere else and maybe they'll chase after you or you'll find another vendor that will have a better price. We got a little lost and had to use Google maps to find our way out. If you want chocolates or macadamia nuts, try Costco because they had variety packs. Some tips: -ALWAYS take a quick look and get an idea of what price your item is selling for -NEVER buy from the first few stalls you look at. We realized the first few stalls had marked up their prices by more than triple!!! -DEFINITELY try haggling! I saw a small dent in the souvenirs I wanted to get and haggled with the vendor to get an even cheaper price read more

Easily affordable items, they are willing to negotiate too! Love this spot, bought 2 necklaces

Really not worth the hype. Very crowded outside marketplace where yes, every stall is practically the same. If you are looking for souvenirs similar to what they sale here then I suggest you go to the Stadium swap meet on Saturday instead. Similar stuff, less crowded, better pricing and a touch more unique items as well. *** For parking use Waikiki Parking garage - 333 Seaside Ave*** read more

Aloha. Came to check this place out trying to follow someone's directions on here. I'll post the photos below. It is definitely super tricky to find i ended up giving up on it but stumble upon it. There is only like 5 booths i believe was kinda sad about that. The people there were super nice. Hope this helps!(: read more

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