Sunday, January 25, 2026

Food & Drink

Crumbl Cookies is opening a Long Beach location—but has the hype died?

Crumbl Cookies, the massive Utah-based cookie chain that has opened over 1,000 locations since 2017, is finally coming to Long Beach. The new location will be next to Trader Joe's in the Marketplace complex at the southeast corner of Pacific Coast Highway and 2nd Street.

Watch Me Sports Bar—Long Beach’s first space dedicated to women’s sports—to open July 26

Watch Me Sports Bar (stylized Watch Me!)—which took over the former Playa Amor space earlier this year—will officially open Friday, July 26 at 4PM. And with that opening, brings Long Beach its first space solely dedicated to women's sports.

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.

Favorite things I’m eating right now in Long Beach: July 2024

Brian Addison's Favorite Things is a monthly list showcasing his five favorite things he is mowing down and gulping through in Long Beach—and it's not always new items but it's definitely never repeated things from previous months.

Long Beach Food Scene Intel: Sonoratown moves forward; Flamin’ Curry opens second location; more

Long Beach Food Scene Intel is a series from Brian Addison that will recap food news throughout the city, both news that needs just a quick mention or repeated news where you might have missed the full features.

The 4th Horseman’s expansion in Downtown Long Beach cements it as one of our most distinct pizzerias

The world of Long Beach pizza is vast and fiercely competitive. Amid the stretching and proofing and topping, The 4th Horseman has managed to stand out as a horrorcore ode to the mightily humble pie.

SnoCorner is Long Beach’s ultimate ode to the sweets of New Orleans

Snocorner—the bright, tricolorized snoball shop directly across from Poly High School—is one helluva ode to the sweet treats of New Orleans.

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.

The Ordinarie continues its dedication to Americana culture with its brightest, most comforting menu yet

The Ordinarie has long been one of the staples of The Promenade in Downtown Long Beach—and its newest menu reflects that dedication to high quality and great aura.

Long Beach Food Scene Intel: I Luv Ur Buns brick-and-mortar grand opening; Sake Secrets burglarized; more

Long Beach Food Scene Intel is a series from Brian Addison that will recap food news throughout the city, both news that needs just a quick mention or repeated news where you might have missed the full features.
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