Die 3 besten Cocktailbars in Long Beach

3 verfügbare Restaurants in der Nähe

1. Tokyo Noir

4.7

Außergewöhnlich(100)

Preis: Moderat

• Cocktail Bar • Long Beach

Heute 51 Mal reserviert

Tucked behind El Barrio Cantina in Long Beach, Tokyo Noir is an intimate 25-seat speakeasy with a side-alley entrance and world-class cocktail program, co-concepted by restaurateur/founder Jesse Duron and acclaimed mixologist Kevin Lee. As the only certified Ice Master outside of Japan, Lee has created a cocktail menu at Tokyo Noir that will make it a destination for serious bar culture fans, who want to experience the art and craft of cocktailing. The beverages are complemented by a robust izakaya-style menu from Chef Ulises Alfaro-Piñeda, with craveable small plates that go beyond bar snack expectations. As a whole, this discreet speakeasy concept will surprise locals and impress the industry.Food service ends 11pm Weds,Thurs, and Sun. Midnight on Fri and Sat.If you don't see reservations we are fully booked, we do take walk-ins if people no show. Best time to try is at 5pm or after 11pm.

2. A PCH

4.7

Außergewöhnlich(666)

Preis: Hoch

• Cocktail Bar • Long Beach

Heute 52 Mal reserviert

A PCH is the newest dining concept by River Jetty Restaurant Group led by partners Joseph ‘McG’ Nichol and Jordan Otterbein of A Restaurant, A Market, A Crystal Cove, and CdM Restaurant.With Executive Chef Luis Capiz at the helm, the seasonally focussed modern-American menu showcases River Jetty Restaurant Group’s most iconic dishes of land and sea.Experience genuine hospitality and an elevated, contemporary take on the culinary experience in a lively and welcoming atmosphere with breathtaking views overlooking Alamitos Bay.

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3. Navy Proof Food & Spirits

4.0

Fabelhaft(61)

Preis: Moderat

• Cocktail Bar • Long Beach

New-American fare | Craft cocktails | Bold flavorsNavy Proof Food & Spirits re-awakens the jovial ritual of the sailors of our past, swapping maritime stories over the rationed spirits they held so dear. “Navy Proof” was a term coined by sailors for the daily rum rations given to them by the British Royal Navy in the 1700s. The historic tale says that the sailors would “prove” the strength of their rum rations by pouring it on gunpowder & igniting it to ensure it had not been watered down.Experience new-American fare and craft cocktails with bold flavors. Each dish emphasizes technique and texture to showcase the versatility of seasonal ingredients and locally-sourced seafood and meat.

Die besten Cocktailbars in Long Beach

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3 verfügbare Restaurants in der Nähe

1. Tokyo Noir

2. A PCH

3. Navy Proof Food & Spirits

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