The best restaurants Huntington Beach

The Duke's is part of a chain of restaurants on surfers'beaches, paying tribute to Duke Paoa Kahanamoku, born in Hawaii and becoming a world-renowned surf figure. Ideally located on the Pier, it offers the most beautiful sight of Huntington! Fish is always fresh and local, and the shrimp are recommended to Tahitian. Some of them come just to drink some drinks between friends, facing the sea.

You are certainly expecting to find Mexican restaurants, so this small Italian address has something to surprise you. The decoration is a little kitschy, but the pasta is delicious. Live piano every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Surfers come here for taco to fish. A small fast-food with a very local ambience. Plates are copious and will delight the big eaters.

In addition to its stores, the mall is home to a food hall, Lot 579, which hosts a dozen bars and restaurants. From The American Dream's burgers to Frosted Cupcakery's sweet treats, Hans Homemade Ice Cream, Phans55's Vietnamese specialties, vomFass's refined cocktails and Four Sons Brewing's local craft beer, Pacific City is home to a significant portion of Huntington Beach's nightlife, all within walking distance of the beach. It's also a daytime hangout between surf sessions.

Without a doubt one of the best healthy addresses in HB, it offers a dozen appetizing salads, as well as some excellent hearty bowls with varied ingredients. We also come here for its wide variety of smoothies, from the lighter ones like the kale, spinach, pineapple and banana smoothies, to the gourmet ones like the peanut or almond butter smoothies. In addition, there are many vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. The restaurant is quite noisy, so we recommend you take out for lunch on the beach.

This small chain on the California coast, from Huntington Beach to Oceanside to Newport Beach, is especially popular with locals. From its delicious breakfasts to its tasty tacos and burritos, it offers good fresh food. The desserts, churros served in fours or eights, also lend themselves to a gourmet snack after a surf session. An address run by a friendly staff, ideal for a good, simple and inexpensive meal that you can take to the beach. A favorite!

This institution opened in 1967 by a couple of locals serves typical breakfasts, which can be enjoyed outside or in a room with walls saturated with small frames organized around a surfboard. Besides pancakes, omelets, eggs Benedict, toast and egg and meat plates, there are the house specialties. The most popular, Michele - named after the owner, who is also the founders' daughter - is grilled chicken breast served with scrambled eggs, peppers and tomatoes.