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Neighborhoods
Long Beach's Belmont Shore is known for its sandy beaches, elegant home-lined boardwalks and Second Street, a 15 block long shopping, dining and entertainment district featuring scores of restaurants, specialty shops, and boutiques.
• Great bars in Belmont Shore:
o Dogz Bar & Grill
o Legends Restauarant and Sports Bar
o Panama Joe’s Grill & Cantina
• Great restaurants in Belmont Shore:
o Saint & Second
o Nick’s on 2nd
o Sushi on Fire
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Belmont Shore
Long Beach's Belmont Shore is known for its sandy beaches, elegant home-lined boardwalks and Second Street, a 15 block long shopping, dining and entertainment district featuring scores of restaurants, specialty shops, and boutiques.
• Great bars in Belmont Shore:
o Dogz Bar & Grill
o Legends Restauarant and Sports Bar
o Panama Joe’s Grill & Cantina
• Great restaurants in Belmont Shore:
o Saint & Second
o Nick’s on 2nd
o Sushi on Fire
• Where to Explore in Downtown Long Beach
o Pine Avenue - Pine Avenue is home to “Restaurant Row,” featuring food from around the world, with something tasty for every appetite and every budget. After dark the Avenue comes alive with night spots featuring music and entertainment. Saunter along the sidewalks and admire the LED display, as thousands of colorful, ever-changing lights illuminate the street’s historic buildings in a warm glow.
o East Village Arts District - The East Village Arts District appeals to the artist in all of us, with its avant-garde shops, galleries and restaurants, many located in restored historic buildings.
o The Pike Outlets - The Pike Outlets has restaurants, entertainment venues, and shops, plus a vintage Ferris Wheel and Carousel.
o Shoreline Village - Shoreline Village overlooks both Rainbow Harbor and Queensway Bay with its picturesque turn-of-the-century buildings housing one-of-a-kind restaurants and shops.
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Downtown
• Where to Explore in Downtown Long Beach
o Pine Avenue - Pine Avenue is home to “Restaurant Row,” featuring food from around the world, with something tasty for every appetite and every budget. After dark the Avenue comes alive with night spots featuring music and entertainment. Saunter along the sidewalks and admire the LED display, as thousands of colorful, ever-changing lights illuminate the street’s historic buildings in a warm glow.
o East Village Arts District - The East Village Arts District appeals to the artist in all of us, with its avant-garde shops, galleries and restaurants, many located in restored historic buildings.
o The Pike Outlets - The Pike Outlets has restaurants, entertainment venues, and shops, plus a vintage Ferris Wheel and Carousel.
o Shoreline Village - Shoreline Village overlooks both Rainbow Harbor and Queensway Bay with its picturesque turn-of-the-century buildings housing one-of-a-kind restaurants and shops.