Duke's Huntington Beach is a beachfront restaurant at the pier with recurring Hawaiian live music and Polynesian entertainment. Hawaiian, island, acoustic and world-music performers fit the setting naturally; the strongest booking will feel like part of the oceanfront experience rather than a show dropped into a dining room.
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Baci Italian Restaurant has a lounge-oriented dining room with recurring live piano rather than a conventional full-band format. Piano, standards and Italian dinner music are the natural fit, and the Roma Room can seat about 100, giving a soloist or small-format act enough audience to create a real sense of occasion without needing club-level volume.
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- 100
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- 21+
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- 18748 Beach Blvd, Huntington Beach, CA 92648, United States
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- 714-965-1194
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