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    Pine Ave Pier

    4.2 (19 reviews)

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    Denise W.

    A great place to take a stroll or hang out. Very relaxing. There is a lighthouse nearby at the Pine Ave Pier. I just looked at it from far away. Didn't bother going there for a walk. There are bunch of restaurants here. Just relaxing and also you can check out parked boats here. Nice.

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    Lianne K.

    Beautiful water views, wide walking promenade, family-friendly atmosphere, big name restaurant franchises, boats, a lighthouse, the Queen Mary! What's not to like? If you can stand the $10 valet parking fee, or have a line on another place to park, this is a great place to hang out with the family. We strolled around after our dinner at P.F. Chang's on Sunday evening. Definitely an interesting array of people-watching opportunities. Folks are sporting everything from dressy attire to very comfy/casual. There is a tower structure that overlooks the lighthouse, Queen Mary, and Shoreline Village. The upper level connects to a pedestrian bridge to the rest of Pine Avenue and the Hyatt Regency with its lagoon and swimming pool. Mostly restaurants and a few kiosks with souvenirs. No shopping otherwise. It was lovely as the sun was setting and the city lights were coming on.

    Jiannalin L.

    Downtown Pine Ave. has all kinds of great places for food and drinks, as well as shops and a great walking distance. Scenic views everything. There's a lighthouse, Ferris wheel (across the street) aquarium and much more! Great place to jog in the mornings. Volunteers stroll the area in red vests to answer questions and give direction! I'm from Miami and I have fallen in love with Long Beach, Cali. Venture off and discover.. Guarantee you won't be disappointed.

    Kim S.

    What a beautiful spot , to take a walk or just to enjoy the view There's plenty of Restaurants to eat , stores to browse around and Boat rentals for the brave ones who like to have a different view , from the Ocean. The place can be a little cleaner otherwise it's a nice place . Near by you can sit on the grass overseeing The ocean and the pier. Love it .

    Veronica N.

    Lots of restaurants and shopping here. Such a beautiful location to enjoy a lovely friday afternoon.

    Maruko X.

    Peaceful pier at night, still many people hanging around at late night. Nice walk over the lighthouse and beautiful views.

    Keo N.

    Lots of restaurants and souvenir shops here. A tourist trap of pay photo ops with parrots and pirates. Might be fun with kids but not so much for adults. Went on a hot day so it was not enjoyable, maybe better on a cooler day. Would be much better from sunset onwards.

    Joe T.

    This a cool little pier to chill, hang out, and people watch. You can view the queen mary across the bay, the lighthouse, and the shoreline village. Be careful, no guard rails. There are a lot of places to sit.

    Tom C.

    This is a beautiful area with lots of restaurants, activities, a large aquarium, a beautiful lighthouse and just beautiful scenery all together. We were there in a beautiful day and had a very nice walk and met very great people. It's a must do location in Long Beach if you have the time.

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    Fun place, lots of niche shops and awesome atmosphere. Would recommend comfortable shows, lots of walking to be done

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    Awesome place at long beach, you see so many walking enjoying their day relaxing makes you wonder do any of these people have a job?

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    Pine Ave Pier - localflavor - Updated May 2026

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