Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Port Pantry

    5.0 (1 review)

    Port Pantry Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Port Pantry

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    5 years ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 1

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    People searched for New American 122,133 times last month within 15 miles of this business.

    Verify this business

    Trani's Dockside Station - Peruvian Bay Scallops Ginger lime Vinaigrette, toasted garlic, cashew, cilantro, coconut air

    Trani's Dockside Station

    4.3(328 reviews)
    1.2 mi•San Pedro
    •$$$

    Trani's Dockside Station is probably my favorite restaurant in San Pedro and on the east side of…read morePalos Verdes. I always consider a meal here a treat. The atmosphere is a big part of the appeal. It feels like an ode to the San Pedro harbor and the area's history, with cool artifacts and details throughout. They also often have live acoustic music, which I really enjoy. One small downside: it can get loud when busy, so with a larger group it's sometimes hard to talk across the table. Last night they absolutely nailed the food, as usual and the restaurant was not too loud. We started with Harpo's Garlic Bread, the Squash Blossoms, and the Local Calamari "New Style," all excellent starters. For mains, the Tomahawk Pork Chop was juicy and well prepared, the Sausage Cavatelli was hearty and flavorful, the Chicken Parmesan was crispy, cheesy and satisfying, and the Swordfish Milanese was a really nice preparation. The Hand Cut Fries, Baby Romaine Salad, and BLT Salad rounded everything out nicely. One tip: if you know you want wine, consider bringing a good bottle. Corkage is $25 per bottle, which can make a lot of sense. Our server, Noe D., did a very nice job. I was especially impressed with our table assistant, Kevin A., friendly, attentive, and genuinely enjoyable to interact with. I also had the chance to meet Edgar on the management side, who was new to me. Thanks to the Dockside team for another great night. Great food, real San Pedro character, live music, and people who make you feel welcome.

    we love coming to Trani's with my wife number 1 on our list…read moreof restaurants scallops on a half shell oysters

    Photos
    Trani's Dockside Station - Inside

    Inside

    Trani's Dockside Station - Scallops

    Scallops

    Trani's Dockside Station - Local Calamari not so "New Style" Sweet Thai aioli, basil, cilantro, sesame seeds, aged balsamic

    See all

    Local Calamari not so "New Style" Sweet Thai aioli, basil, cilantro, sesame seeds, aged balsamic

    BO-beau kitchen + roof tap

    BO-beau kitchen + roof tap

    4.3(3.5k reviews)
    5.2 mi
    •$$$

    A New Job, A New Milestone & A Chance to Rewrite the Narrative…read more My best friend and I have a tradition of celebrating new jobs with a nice dinner. Since this was her new job and a major milestone, I let her choose the restaurant. She had visited Bo-Beau last year but didn't get the full experience, so this was her chance to rewrite the narrative. And it was truly night and day. I researched the restaurant beforehand and was excited to see that Bo-Beau is part of the Cohn Restaurant Group, which I mostly associate with San Diego and South Orange County. After this experience, I really hope they're here to stay. I noted on our reservation that we were celebrating her new job, and for once, the restaurant actually read the note and acknowledged it. From the moment we walked in, the hospitality was excellent. The hostess welcomed us downstairs, another staff member greeted us when we reached the rooftop, and our server quickly followed up. Then came the surprise: complimentary champagne for both of us. It was such a thoughtful gesture, especially because those little celebratory touches seem to be increasingly rare. Our server was also patient with our questions and attentive throughout the evening without being intrusive. We spent about 2.5 hours enjoying dinner and catching up over: Baked Brie Brussels Sprouts Steak Frites Everything was flavorful, and the entire experience felt relaxed, peaceful, and worth the price point. The food was great, but the hospitality is what earned the 5 stars for me. Real hospitality is paying attention to the guest, recognizing the occasion, and making people feel genuinely welcomed. My best friend got the celebration she wanted -- and a much better Bo-Beau experience this time around. Will definitely be returning!

    Ordered a burger and a sandwich. The meat on both were dry…read moreand overcooked. The bun was good. I could literally get the same quality from Carl's JR. 5% was added to my bill for "cost of living". The staff were very nice. 3/5, would not come again. Too expensive for mid quality food.

    Photos
    BO-beau kitchen + roof tap
    BO-beau kitchen + roof tap
    BO-beau kitchen + roof tap - Crispy calamari

    See all

    Crispy calamari

    Urbane Cafe - Pastrami Tri Tip Sandwich

    Urbane Cafe

    4.4(106 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    •$$

    Delicious spot, and reasonably priced for what you get - one of my favorite combos. I got the…read morechimmichuri steak sandwich and salad and everything was made to order, fresh, and flavorful. The focaccia bread was delish. I wanted to eat a whole loaf... It's an order at the kiosk kind of place, and the process is pretty simple. The place was not busy, but not empty either. Easy parking, too. Worth a trip if you're in the area :)

    If you're looking for a healthy fast food option, I highly recommend Urbane Cafe. I noticed all…read morethe outdoor seating. Large orange umbrellas and orange chairs. The first thing I saw when I walked through the door was the "Order Here," which I did. But if you're not technically inclined or want to place your order with a human being, you can do that, too. There was a gentleman behind the counter, ready to take orders. The self-serve ordering was pretty easy to use. I ordered the Mediterranean bowl and a bottle of spring water. You grab your own number, type it into the electronic ordering screen, pay, and find a table. There are more tables outdoors than inside. There are enough, but the tables are a little crowded inside, in terms of spacial location. There's a soda fountain machine located in the back. I found a table. My food and bottled water didn't take too long. My Mediterranean bowl was fresh and absolutely delicious. I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. All fresh ingredients. The kale wasn't dry. The bread was fresh, but a little salty. Staff are friendly and efficient. I noticed they clear tables right away, after customers leave. Parking: Plenty of free, shared parking lot.

    Photos
    Urbane Cafe - Cilantro Chicken Salad

    Cilantro Chicken Salad

    Urbane Cafe - Seared Ahi Tuna Bowl

    Seared Ahi Tuna Bowl

    Urbane Cafe - Refreshing Agua Frescas and Lemonades

    See all

    Refreshing Agua Frescas and Lemonades

    Cafe Pacific - Fajita Fridays

    Cafe Pacific

    4.2(32 reviews)
    6.3 mi

    Let's not get political (please) - it's Yelp after all…read more I chose here this year for my husband's annual birthday brunch! He loves a decadent brunch. Who doesn't? And after a number of years patroning the Four Season's Beverly Hills brunch on Doheny I wanted to try something new. There's not many decadent, birthday worthy brunch options in our post Covid world. So when I found this one, read the menu and saw the price point I was ALL in. And my goodness it blew last year at the four seasons away by a lot!!! (They dipped significantly after Covid - not the same value). The Trump had EVERYTHING you could want in a brunch. Sushi, free flowing champagne, prime rib, crepes, crab, waffles, eggs Benedict, pancakes, chocolate dipped fruit, breads, bagels, cheeses, salad, Korean short ribs, shrimp, shrimp scampi, pasta, omelettes, oysters, fruit & figs, and sausage & bacob. I know for a fact I am missing offerings. It was world class, A+ with live music and wonderful service. The views of the pacific were gorgeous on our blustery day. My goodness it was so pretty. We were not rushed at all. It wasn't cramped or crowded. I loved it! And I'd definitely make this a recurring birthday treat for him. It was absolutely worth it.

    Racist, pedo loving place. and that is simply based on the service. the food was bland at best…read more there is zero flavor there. plus it was undercooked. ambiance was almost depressing. The staff sucks and has attitudes, which again...not surprised. Because this is a racist establishment. The Caucasian or white patrons whom were also dinning around us were tended to very nicely. our table didn't exist. in all honesty...hope this place catches fire and the owner gets nothing back from the insurance.

    Photos
    Cafe Pacific - Golf store

    Golf store

    Cafe Pacific
    Cafe Pacific - Gorgeous interior

    See all

    Gorgeous interior

    Iron City Tavern - Chicken Wings

    Iron City Tavern

    3.9(216 reviews)
    0.9 mi•San Pedro
    •$$

    Iron City Tavern -- San Pedro's Embassy of Pittsburgh…read more Walked into Iron City Tavern expecting a beer. Walked out three hours later knowing a guy named Tony's divorce history, the proper way to make a cheesesteak, and why the Steelers would've won in 2004 if the refs weren't apparently involved in an international conspiracy. The décor can best be described as "Pittsburgh sports memorabilia meets San Pedro uncle's garage." There are TVs everywhere, and I'm reasonably certain changing one away from a Steelers game is legally classified as aggravated assault. The regulars immediately know you're not a regular because they've apparently been occupying the same barstools since the Clinton administration. Give it twenty minutes, though, and somebody will buy you a beer, explain which bartender you should never piss off, and introduce you to six people whose names you'll forget immediately. Then there's the food. You order a cheesesteak thinking, It's a neighborhood bar--how good could it possibly be? Annoyingly good. Now you're sitting there at 1:17 p.m. on a Wednesday eating a sandwich the size of a driveshaft, drinking your second beer and wondering how this became your afternoon. Service appears to operate under the traditional San Pedro system: If they like you, you're family. If they don't know you yet, give it a minute. If you're an asshole, there's probably another bar down the street. Dress code: whatever you were wearing when you decided you needed a beer. Reservations: Craft cocktail presentation: absolutely not. Properly poured drink: you bet your ass. Overall, Iron City isn't trying to be an Instagram bar. It's the kind of place where the bartender remembers what you drink, the guy next to you has an extremely detailed opinion about football, and there's a legitimate possibility you came in for lunch and somehow stayed for dinner. 5/5 -- Would accidentally become a regular.

    Iron City Tavern is one of this local spots where you walk in and immediately feel at home. The…read morepeople are great, the atmosphere is fun and relaxed, and it's just an all-around good place to hang out. The food is amazing, especially the wings, sandwiches, and burgers. They've got plenty of TVs for watching sports, so it's a perfect place to grab some food, have a drink, catch the game, and unwind after a long day. Definitely one of those places that feels like a true neighborhood bar. Great people, great food, and a great atmosphere.

    Photos
    Iron City Tavern
    Iron City Tavern - Bread you get when you order pasta. It's good

    Bread you get when you order pasta. It's good

    Iron City Tavern - Nobody has ever brought me my mini split championship over Ice. I appreciate the small details and that every sip was perfectly chilled!

    See all

    Nobody has ever brought me my mini split championship over Ice. I appreciate the small details and that every sip was perfectly chilled!

    Port Pantry - newamerican - Updated October 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...