I truly cannot say enough amazing things about this salon! We just started coming here, but they…read morehave treated us with so much kindness and made us feel genuinely welcomed and cared for. Everyone is incredibly personable, professional and patient. Shannon has been doing my daughter's hair, and I am always so happy with how beautiful it turns out. You can tell she truly cares about their work and she takes pride in making sure her clients leave feeling good and loving their hair. One of the things I appreciate the most is how accommodating Shannon is willing to work with my unpredictable schedule. That kind of understanding and flexibility means more to me than they probably realize. It's rare to find a salon where you not only love the quality of the work, but also genuinely love the people and the way they treat you. Today, the owner went above and beyond for my daughter and I, he made us feel comfortable, welcomed, and taken care of here. I'm so grateful we found them and I would recommend this salon over and over again. If you're looking for talented stylists who are professional, kind, accommodating, with a great environment and truly care about their clients, this is the place!

I love the atmosphere and the staff is great! Special shout out to Shannon who really made me feel…read moreheard and did a great job with my cut!

A laid-back place like this, no one would ever suspect I had a little too much fun here in my…read moreyouth. But most of the time I was just another guy standing around not talking to complete strangers. All depended on the music and the drinks. They don't play dancing music here as often as I'd like, but this is a pretty great location IMO to grab drinks before or after going out. Even can pop off during the week, in fact that's when you find the more motivated crowd and service industry letting loose. Though sometimes I felt a bit out of my element here, at least there was usually no cover. I did take some friends once randomly on their birthday cause of course being young guys they wanted to meet the Hollywood "babes." I tried to introduce them politely and failed, not their fault it's a rather uppity crowd. If your friends are 6'5, blue eyes, finance and trust fund types, you'll do fine. Otherwise, maybe go somewhere a little more low-key that attracts an expat community and big oil money, instead of rich college actor or model money. Which is admittedly a tough thing to find in this part of town, but if you go where the demo is less straight you'll likely have a lot more fun.

What a spectacular spot and go-to place for the last 16 years - we love the flatbread and and the…read morequesadillas while paired with copious amounts of champagne : we will miss the Den very much and hope you know how great you were to our LA family for years. Thank you for curating this warm and welcoming environment for us!

I've been training here for about four months now, and it's easily my favorite gym. It's incredibly…read morewelcoming and friendly, with a great atmosphere for all skill levels--whether you're a beginner or more advanced. The coach takes the time in every class to work with everyone and help dial in technique. I genuinely look forward to being here after work to unwind and decompress.

One of the hardest things to find when it comes to find a good fighting gym is a place that has the…read moreright culture and vibe for everyone. A place that isn't toxic, that has respectful regulars who aren't territorial, a place where people offer their hand and give their name first before asking for yours. You'd be surprised at how openly hostile, rude, tribal, clique-y, and toxic a fighting gym can be. (Or maybe you aren't) Regardless, the rare places that aren't like that, you gotta hold onto. Not to mention, you have to have a coach who took the time, paid "the dues", and is passionate about the art. The DEN, I can assure is one of those places. If you're curious about the art of 8 limbs, or if you're somebody who wants to fully get into it. Stop by the Den! 10/10 would recommend. On a side note.....Coach James is one of the great "what-ifs" of the sport. In my mind, he could have been an incredible professional fighter. But, in his own words, "I never liked the spot light and I don't like getting too much attention." But "I just love Muay Thai, and I'm getting to do what I love." But don't let the sentiment fool you. He's an absolute beast in the ring, and guys nearly 20 years his junior have a hard time keeping up with him when they spar. The gym also is quite "Spartan", no frills, no expensive machines, one punching bag, a few weights, a bathroom, an equipment room, a mat area, and a ring. That's about it. Everyone gets nice a close on a busy day, but for me, that's kind of the charm of the place. No crazy amenities, just a temple dedicated to the striking art. The regulars, including the guys who have been coming for years, are remarkably laid-back individuals. No real chip on anyone's shoulders, no one is trying to prove anything, just a bunch of real enthusiasts of the art. Case in point, I'm surprised to find that after a few weeks, a bunch of them even remembered my name, gave me a fist bump, and welcomed me back. But again, don't let the sentiment fool you, if you punch hard, they'll punch back harder, and if you think you keep up with them, they'll take you to depths you haven't been before. There are levels to this game, and there a people there who are going to be 2-3 levels above you. My advice, be friendly, be consistent, be respectful, and stay humble.

Warm, welcoming, and charming! The cutest seaside gift shop. Highly recommend checking this spot…read moreout for really unique items to gift yourself or someone you love.

More than just a gift shop super nice people. They even have events to bring the community…read moretogether. More than just a gift shop. They've got a little something for anyone on your shopping list unique gifts you won't find anywhere else. And they have really good pizza when they're doing their yummy pizza outfront . Definitely check out this local family business.

I've been here before but never knew that they had happy hour. Well, it's a good thing that I know…read moreabout it now. Last visit we've been was for brunch and it was good. Booth the food and drinks were nice. This visit, we stopped by in the afternoon just as happy hour was starting. There was a good amount of people already inside which could be that in between lunch rush and beginning of happy hour. Getting a table was a cinch as we were seating right away on the patio. It is pet friendly which is also nice. Layout of the restaurant is, majority of the seating is outdoor which is covered. There's the dining area inside the restaurant which is pretty small, another patio to the side of that as well as the private room to the side for more of an intimate experience. Mainly the front patio and bar area tends to be the busiest. Staff were all amazing and friendly which is a major plus. Nobody wants to come an establishment where service is snooty and rude. Everyone was a major doll and the sweetest. Our waiter, I didn't get his name was the sweetest. As it was HH, they only had that menu available. Limited but still decent for what was offered. A good selection in cocktails items and for the price, they were great. As for food, same with limited items but pricing was great. They're known for the Mac and cheese with hot Cheetos as pretty much loads of the tables had ordered it. We've had it prior but this time opted out on it. Started off with one of their sangria which comes either red or white and an old fashioned. Both on the HH menu and very reasonable for 7.00 a pop. Cant beat that. Sangria was quite refreshing with the fruit slices while the old fashioned, it was strong. Actually worth it for 7.00. Food, a mixture of things to share. An order of their fries with parsley and rosemary with an aioli sauce for dipping, 8.00. The braised cheddar brat with house mustard, caramelized onions, Calabrian chili with basil and shallot for 11.00. Quite tasty and flavorful with all the topping and served in a nice roll. The chicken sandwich which was quite big. Fried chicken with cheddar and American cheese, chef sauce, pickles on a benne seed bun for 11.00. And lastly the attic cheeseburger with new school American cheese, pickles, grilled onion aioli, caramelized onions on a benne seed bun cooked medium for 12.00. It was tasty but between that and the chicken sandwich, chicken takes the leads. Pricewise for the sandwiches was great. Everything is à la carte on the menu. They do have other main dishes but we just stuck to the sandwiches. Also a second round of drinks was had. The mango margaritas and the classic. Both tasty and for 7.00 a pop, can't beat that. The whole experience was great. Service was excellent and all the staff were amazing. Patio seating is great as it's perfect for people watching and enjoying the outdoor. Until next time.

I can't believe I haven't reviewed The Attic yet - we come here so often! I will follow up with a…read morenew review and photos the next time I go. For now, PLEASE get the 12 layer chocolate cake slice. That is my PSA, thank you.

Went with my mentor a while back, the atmosphere is really cool, got to speak to some cool people,…read moreand got to try some new drinks! Overall a great place.

I visited from Texas. I had credit cards on me. They accept cash only…read more They make no mention before you order. I tried to pay with card and they told me no cards are accepted. I try to get cash, but my debit card got blocked from the previous restaurant charge which I had to settle via phone to reopen it. I needed more time to get it resolved. As I am trying to resolve, the psycho bartender tells me to leave. I have never been more insulted for as this encounter. What the did I do wrong. Try and get my debit card fixed to pay for the drinks. The blond girl bartender insulted me regarless of my efforts to resolve the issue. The bearded guy ( maybe security ) came out side and threatened to call police. I said please call them as I am not trying to decieve anyone. This all occurred the late eveing of 9/29/2026. I would have done anything to make this situation ok, they decided to humiliate me and threaten me. They choose to call me names and insult me. As a previous professional bartender in San Francisco Bay Area for 8 years I would consider this behavior unacceptable. In fact it was disturbing and insane. I advise caution when vistiting this place.

First off I would like to say I Love love this Place. It's always a delight . Great Long Beach Gem…read moreto stop in for a good Vibe as soon as you walk up. From the front door to the walk though the door it's an excellent experience. The Decor is the Vibe and all the great artwork from on the walls to the Menu are amazing . It sets the mood . All the staff is very knowledgeable about everything on the menu . I've been back a few times but wanted to add that every time I visit it's always the best experience I will be back CHEERS

I really wanted to love this place. The vibe was fantastic...great music, a stylish ambiance, and…read morean impressive selection of specialty craft cocktails. It's clear the owners put a lot of thought and creativity into making their cocktails the centerpiece of the experience. That said, the execution didn't live up to the concept. The menu appears to rotate regularly, and while the drinks were certainly unique, most of the cocktails we tried were hit or miss. At roughly $22 per drink, I expected more balance and refinement. One cocktail started with flavors reminiscent of an Old Fashioned, but after the initial sip, the combination of bitters and fruit syrups created an unpleasant cough syrup like finish. We tried a mocktail as well, and it was mostly ice and soda water, with what seemed like a collection of syrups doing most of the heavy lifting. The drinks were creative, but many of the flavor profiles felt disjointed rather than intentional. The biggest issue, however, was the bar service and sanitation practices. I watched a bartender place a cucumber garnish into a glass using his bare hands, touching the entire garnish in the process. He then continued to take credit cards, cash, and other items before stuffing ice into additional drinks with his bare hands. Whether or not this technically violates health code standards, it certainly wasn't appetizing to watch and left a poor impression. Parking is another challenge. There is no dedicated parking, and unless you get lucky, expect to park several blocks away and walk. Overall, the atmosphere is a lot of fun and the cocktail menu is ambitious, but the drinks didn't justify the price point, and the sanitation concerns were hard to overlook. I wouldn't rush back, especially given the cost and parking difficulties.

Cute!! The bartenders are nice. My friend and I love dive bars and we felt right at home here!!read more

We started our Sunday Funday bar crawl here, on August 30, 2026. This was the first of four bars we…read morewent to. There was a decent amount of people and everyone was friendly that we encountered. With the exception of the bartender. Talk about unfriendly and unengaging. This guy shouldn't be working in the service industry. We stayed for two rounds only because we met some nice people and had a great conversation with them. The drinks were weak for a gay bar, or any bar, but at least served in glasses and not plastic cups.

My colleagues were visiting Long Beach for a work conference and decided to get Thai. It was 6 of…read moreus and we only had to wait a couple of minutes to get seated. The atmosphere was nice and was giving authentic vibes. From the big Buddha statue to the art on the walls. It has a bit of a more darker ambiance. I enjoyed our server. He was quick to greet us and reviewed the menu and gave recommendation. He was very friendly and kept trying to guess what industry we worked in. So the food was great. For the appetizer we got chicken pot stickers. You didn't even need any sauce on the side. We ordered: Drunken noodles with chicken Pad Thai with chicken Glass noodle salad with shrimp Chicken skewers 2 Thai green salads. One was with pork belly and the other steak. Mango sticky rice We all got level 2 for heat which wasn't too spicy which we enjoyed. My least favorite was the mango sticky rice. It wasn't bad just different than what I'm use to. It was brown rice. It had a yogurt and fruit plum in it. I actually liked it. We all left stuffed and happy. I would definitely go back.

The biggest takeaway from our dinner at Thai District in Downtown Long Beach is something I cannot…read moreemphasize enough: the portions here are absolutely INSANE for the money. We came with the whole family, everyone left completely stuffed, and somehow we still walked back to the hotel carrying leftovers from basically every dish. We were only in Long Beach for one night staying at the Fairmont Breakers and walked over here for dinner. We know Long Beach has seriously good Thai food, so there was no way we were spending our one night in town eating something we could get anywhere. Very glad we picked Thai District. What shocked me wasn't just that the portions were huge. A lot of restaurants make a plate look enormous by burying you in rice or noodles. Not here. They were extremely generous with the actual meat, shrimp, vegetables, herbs, nuts, everything. I kept looking at the plates wondering how they were doing this. The Yum Woon Sen / glass noodle salad was ON POINT. Huge plate of noodles, vegetables, herbs, chicken, and what seemed like an endless supply of large perfectly cooked shrimp. Great balance of acidity, spice, freshness, and that slippery glass noodle texture. Then came the Nam Khao Tod Salad, definitely their own interpretation. Traditional nam khao usually has crispy fried rice balls broken apart and mixed throughout. Here it was almost the reverse: a HUGE amount of seasoned minced chicken almost reminiscent of larb gai, fresh herbs, vegetables, peanuts, and crispy puffed rice over the top. I still prefer the more traditional version with chunks of fried crispy rice, BUT this was legitimately delicious in its own way. I found myself eating half the plate while trying to convince my brain we were still calling it nam khao. The herbs and flavor were there, the peanuts gave it great crunch, and the amount of meat was ridiculous. The surprise winner for our daughter was the beef Pad See Ew. This girl had THREE PLATES. She kept asking what kind of noodles they were, why they tasted like that, what the sauce was, and about a million other questions. Eventually she announced she wanted to eat those noodles for the rest of her life. The wide rice noodles had that chewy texture you want, plenty of beef and Chinese broccoli, and they weren't drowning in sauce. Our son normally has a harder time at Thai restaurants because the spice and herbs can be a little much for him. The wonton soup finally gave us a win. The "small" was actually a substantial bowl with a LOT of really good meat-filled wontons, plenty of bok choy, green onion, and a comforting savory broth. He actually ate dinner successfully at a Thai restaurant for once. We also got the crispy tofu, which came out as big cubes with a peanut dipping sauce. Again, generous portion. They apparently do not understand the concept of putting six tiny pieces of something on a plate and charging $15 for it, and I appreciate them for that. Dessert was their Mango & Sticky Rice, and even this had their own twist. Purple coconut sweet sticky rice that reminded us of Korean purple rice, huge chunks of ripe mango, mango sorbet in the middle, and chewy sala palm seeds with an almost gummy, jelly-like texture. Then the whole thing gets drenched in sweet coconut cream. My wife and kids demolished it. And after ALL OF THAT, plus a Singha beer, jasmine rice, sticky rice, etc., our subtotal was basically $100+ for four people. Look at these portions. $100. In Downtown Long Beach. In 2026. I don't understand it either. Service deserves some love too. The staff was extremely nice and accommodating even though we showed up with two kids and immediately became that family. We initially sat at a normal four-person table, but apparently my children are traitors and will only sit next to their mother, so we asked to move somewhere with a bench where a 3-to-1 seating arrangement made more sense. No problem at all. Then I was sweating because I'm fat and apparently walking several blocks before eating Thai food was my personal Everest, so they even turned up the AC and moved us into the other section. Sorry guys, and thank you. The atmosphere deserves a mention too. The restaurant had this cozy, dimly lit, almost romantic feel without being overly fancy. It was peaceful and zen inside, especially for Downtown Long Beach. Soft lighting, comfortable seating, and a quieter vibe made it easy to relax and enjoy dinner. Seriously though, we had a great experience. Huge portions, tons of meat and seafood, excellent Pad See Ew, great Yum Woon Sen, a creative Nam Khao Tod, kid-friendly options, wonderful service, and some of the best value we've seen at a sit-down restaurant in a long time. We walked over from the Fairmont Breakers for our one night in Long Beach specifically wanting good Thai food. Mission accomplished. And now apparently my daughter is going to be asking me for Pad See Ew for the rest of her life.