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Big Bang on the Bay re-introduces itself for Labor Day weekend fireworks show (block party included)

Big Bang on the Bay organizer John Morris wants the community to know two things. Fireworks are back, and so are the parties attached to them.

OBRA HandBakery—Long Beach’s king of empanadas—shares the love South America and the Carribean

OBRA Handbakery is the undisputed king of empanadas in Long Beach, having built up a decade-long patronage.

A decade in showcasing neighborhood comfort, The Social List brings back Havana Nights and love

The Social List is coming in on its tenth birthday and has seen a seemingly endless amounts of varying menus while building up a legion that—unlike many other other restaurants—visits multiple times a month.

Lola’s Mexican Cuisine is using mole as an annual tradition for the Long Beach food scene

At first, Lola's Mexican Cuisine brought the famed mole Oaxaqueño from Chef Susana Trilling straight home. And this year, Chef Luis Navarro is reintroducing his elusive but beautiful mole rosa for the annual celebration that is Long Beach Food Scene Week.

Seal Beach Fish Co. is the sole line-caught seafood restaurant in the region

Our neighbor to the south has some hidden gems worth exploring—Koi immediately comes to mind. So does the classic Mahe. But few are as unique as the Seal Beach Fish Co. In fact, it is the only line-caught seafood restaurant in the entire region.

Olive by the Bay—steeped in Long Beach food history—connects Downey to peninsula

Olive by the Bay—the newest restaurant to open for the community of the Peninsula—takes over a space that is rich in food history.

Praise the masa gods: Lola’s in Long Beach introduces new brunch, new tortillas

Lola's in Long Beach—longtime champion of comida Mexicana since opening in Retro Row over 15 years ago—has quietly introduced a newly, locally-sourced tortilla for the first time while launching into the newest iteration of their brunch menu.

Sura Korean BBQ’s table top grills are the tangible expression of a long held dream

Sura Korean BBQ has long been the steward of Korean cuisine in Long Beach, largely responsible for not only introducing residents and visitors alike...

Marlena’s cocktail program marks return of one of Long Beach’s finest bartenders

Marlena bar manager David Castillo is essentially working with an entirely blank slate–but he wants to return to honoring the history of cocktails with his Long Beach Last Call menu.

The Attic’s (underrated) cocktail program stands on par with its (still underrated) food in Long Beach

The Attic in Long Beach has been consistently evolving—but that effort has seen its largest transformation across the past few years. Its stellar cocktail program is no exception.

Selva has one of the most culinary-focused cocktail programs in Long Beach

The intent behind Selva has always been simple: Reflect the food of Colombia. And in this sense, Chef Carlos Jurado knew that cocktails—which are distinctly culinary yet never receive that very spotlight—were essential in creating his space. This is where mixologist Mike Borowski comes in.

The Ordinarie rediscovered this cocktail birthed in Long Beach 65 years ago

Not only participating in a Long Beach Food Scene meet-up and DTLB crawl, The Ordinarie has a Last Call menu that is an ode to the locals.

Panxa Long Beach is home to the city’s largest agave spirits selection

For Long Beach Last Call, Panxa will be hosting an array of some of the finest agave-centric distilleries—Tequila Ocho, Siete Leguas, Mezcal Vago, Nosotros, and more—that will allow ticket holders to taste over 20 variations of agave spirits for $30 come Saturday, Mar. 2.
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