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There's no shortage of taco stands in HB, but locals are fiercely dedicated to Sancho's,
across from the beach. This two-room shack with patio grills flounder, shrimp and tri-tip to
order. Trippy Mexican-meets-skater art.
Sugar Shack
CAFE
6am-4pm Mon-Tue &
Thu, to 8pm Wed, to 5pm Fri-Sun; )
Expect a wait at this HB institution, or get here early to see surfer dudes don their wet
suits. Breakfast is served all day on the bustling Main St patio and inside, where you can
grab a spot at the counter or a two-top. Photos of surf legends plastering the walls raise
this place almost to shrine status.
Duke's
SEAFOOD, HAWAIIAN
$7-16, dinner $19-32; 11:30am-2:30pm Tue-Fri, 10am-2pm Sun, 5-9pm Tue-Sun)
It may be touristy, but this Hawaiian-themed restaurant - named after surfing legend Duke
Kahanamoku - is a kick. With unbeatable views of the beach, a long list of fresh fish and a
healthy selection of sassy cocktails, it's a primo spot to relax and show off your tan.
Sandy's
CALIFORNIAN
dinner $11-32; 11:30am-8:30pm Mon, to 9:30pm Tue-Fri, 9am-9:30pm Sat, 9am-8:30pm Sun)
At beach-volleyball level with a generous beachside deck and an easy breezy dining room.
Features dishes ranging from breakfast pizza and short rib breakfast burrito for weekend
brunch, to pecan-crusted seabass with shrimp couscous, or the jalapeño-date burger.
Drinking
It's easy to find a bar in HB. Walk up Main St and you'll spot them all.
Hurricanes Bar & Grill
BAR
