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Long Beach Exchange

4.2 (98 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Debbie D.

My family and I visited the Long Beach Exchange/Hangar and had an early Mother's Day lunch on Saturday. There are so many food choices in the Hangar and around the Exchange it's hard to choose where to eat. We decided to have food inside the Hangar from Ike's Sandwiches, Jaybirds, Tenori and Tastea on the outside. The food was good as usual. The exchange has indoor and outdoor seating. There is a grass area and other places to sit around the exchange. It's a perfect place for people and dog watching. The ambiance in and outdoors is great. There are lots of food choices & plenty stores for shopping all around the exchange. There's even a Whole Foods available. Parking is plentiful all around the exchange. Saturday was a festival day so there were plenty vendor's available for unique shopping. The LBX Exchange is down the street from the Long Beach Regional Airport and has two nice hotels and other eateries including a Starbucks in about 5-7 minutes walking distance. The Exchange is a friendly and safe place to hangout. The Exchange is also kids and dog friendly. It's also a cool place for date nights. It's a fun place for all ages. I recommend the Exchange.

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Christopher T.

Fantastic variety selection of shops, eatery, yoga, restaurants, and others. Plenty of parking lots and street parking. Easy going, great chill & relaxing vibe and wonderful services from all places. The prices can be deep but worthwhile. Great place for work folks during lunch and HH and family for dinner and weekend. Really enjoys the place a lot.

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Emily B.

LBX has something for literally everyone. A lot of thought, time and energy has gone into bringing the community together with outdoor events. I have had so much fun bringing my pups to pet events because not only do you meet fellow pet lovers, the pets socialize too. The 714market does it right in that I want to go booth by booth and hear the entrepreneur's story, and support them. Little Aviators kids program is a perfect for mid-week fun and education. Food-wise, I have been a huge fan of 908 since it opened and I'm obsessed with the fries from Jay Birds.

Rom H.

I like how this place has everything for everyone to enjoy. A small center stage for family entertainment, comfy chairs. International cusines from milk tea and boba, Korean, Japanese, American, Latino, Vietnamese, acai, ice cream, seafood and coffee. Exercise yoga and biking. Services are excellent, lbx staff always try to clean the dining area for others to sit and eat. Beautiful views and walk way to come by and just relax, listen to the music.

Elle K.

First time yesterday. I did not have enough time to do a full exploration. What great energy and selection of businesses and areas to hang. Truly seems to be an inviting spot for people of all ages, singles and families alike. Parking is tough but if you prepare yourself mentally for that in advance then you'll be fine. Give yourself extra time to find parking. I look forward to my next visit!

Maruko X.

The Long Beach Exchange was developed by Burnham-Ward Properties and it encompasses plenty of restaurants and food court, and retail space. I found it convenient to park on the street, and easy navigation to the entrance to the hangar or other merchants.

Mark L.

What an enjoyable, great location for shopping, dining, and entertainment both indoor and outdoor. The enormous building with restaurants and bars that resembles an airplane hangar. A great spot to spend the entire day with your family.

Jennifer B.

I stumbled onto LBX on one of my restaurant searches in Long Beach. I had NO idea what it was, but the quick screen through made it interesting enough for me to bookmark. And then a Yelp perk brought me here which got me all worked up: I was so in the mood to explore this area. This place is HUGE with lots of places and eateries to checkout. There's Whole Foods, there are a bunch of restaurants, there's the Hangar (with many unique eats!) and then some. I got the chance to walk around a bit to see which places to hit for the next visit. I normally walk with my head held high, but plaques on the floor caught my eye. Lots of aeronautical history to read up in here. It really is interesting, boy Long Beach has come a long way and it's getting better and better. Parking isn't an issue if you come through for lunch. Can't speak about how it is later in the afternoon or weekends. There is plenty, though, from my last run. A couple of minutes away from the local Long Beach airport. Should you have an airport run up in here, this area might be a great stop for lunch, happy hour and/or dinner. I had a great solo run exploring the area. Looking forward to coming back with others to try many of their other offerings!

Enjoy LBX... 7/31/21
Jenni M.

OVERALL The Long Beach Exchange is a massive plot of land near the LB airport for retail shopping and several dining options. It's a nice area with a few gems - a nice alternative compared to the same ol', same ol'. ENVIRONMENT Located at the northernmost part of Long Beach, LBX, as it is affectionately known as, is simple... Modern. Spacious. The buildings are spread out for the most part. Some places could be a trek in uncomfortable shoes. The Hangar is situated behind Whole Foods and serves as a mecca for about 20 additional foodie spots and like one retail shop. Lol. MY FAVORITE PART... The variety of restaurants. NOT SO FAVORITE PART... Exiting the LBX from the parking lot back out onto Lakewood Blvd can take a while with slow lights and timid drivers. PARKING There is ample free parking in most areas. SIDENOTE I have a question about this new idea that Yelp is allowing consumers to search for businesses who have a fully-vaccinated workforce and/or businesses that require proof of vaccination to enter said business... What about people who are strongly recommended by their health care professionals to NOT get the vaccines? Why is this all such a phenomenon now? It's amazing how these "preventive care" proofs were cared about only after COVID-19 came along. But did you wash your hands?? And do it well? Meanwhile, children who enter public education settings have been and are still required (with few exceptions) or strongly recommended to have updated immunization records for the following: hepatitis B, rotavirus, diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis, haemophilus influenzae type B, pneumococcal, polio, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, hepatitus A, influenza, human papillomavirus, and meningococcal. That's one of very few entities that cared about proof of vaccinations prior to this coronavirus pandemic. Again, why now when all of these - especially the flu - have been problems for such a long time? Do not tell me it is because coronavirus is more contagious, etc. The Pfizer vaccination is close, but not yet FDA-approved. Thanks for listening to my TED Talk.

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Cute place. Food is decent but wouldn't say the best. Mediterranean place is good. Really just there for the vibe.

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Great shopping center with cute little indoor food court. Close-by to Long Beach Airport and 405, good parking as well!

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Just a fun atmosphere with a good selection of food, drinks and shops! Plus a little green space to just hang out

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Lots of different choices but not enough seatings it's great to go when you have different tastes and/or wanna hang out with friends

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Is it dog friendly?

It is outside, but only service dogs inside.

I know this is odd to ask but I was wondering if they are planning to open a movie theater? Next question I have will they open a Portos? Just wondering!

I don't think they have room for a theater but that would be awesome if they opened a Porto's!!

Are all the businesses open at 7am?

No, the first stores open then. Please check each store you are interested in visiting for their hours.

Is anyone able to connect to their wifi? Their connection sucks here.

There is no WiFi provided as of 7/7/2019. Even though there is one listed and searchable, it is not active.

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“LBX is a great mix of retail in a clean and modern space with a large communal area, perfect for hanging out and enjoying live music.”

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