Place is pretty dope, good drinks at a great price.. only thing I don't like is that on Saturdays…read morethey have a DJ that comes in and he only plays the first verse of the song then changes the song... I hate that!!

This bar is the ultimate spot for catching all the California team football games. No matter who…read moreyou're rooting for, you'll find your game on and an electric, fun atmosphere to match. The people here are incredibly welcoming both the staff and the crowd make you feel right at home from the moment you walk in. The food is consistently delicious, with something for everyone, and it just adds to the overall experience. Every visit is a good time: great energy, great games, great food, and best of all--no drama, just pure football fun. If you're looking for a place to enjoy the game with good vibes and even better company, this is it.

A solid dive bar. Bixby's provides an entertaining bar staff, stiff drinks, TVs galore, and free…read morepool. The back or rear of the bar includes a wide open space that is perfect for private birthday gatherings or barbecues or kickbacks. The bartenders do a good job of keeping the spot lively while people are carrying on. Evelyn and Jeanette did well pouring drinks. Both seemed to take the atmosphere/ambience of the bar and customer satisfaction seriously. The staff made an effort to get the bar ready for Halloween. Someone on the staff painted the restrooms in the spirit of the film The Shining. Signs like "redrum" and "666" were written on the walls in red. Someone definitely achieved the crime scene in a bad horror movie look he or she was going for. Drinks and service were fine. I mostly saw people drinking beer. The barstaff was quick to help me. The other customers never wanted for drinks or attention. Credit to the bar staff. 5 stars for being a real dive.

Do not sit in the corner of the bar next to the bathroom, unless you want the pipe above you to…read moreburst, leading to an entire flushed toilet falling on top of you, ruining your clothes and your night. Management obviously knew about a leak and decided the best way to go about it would be to cover the ceiling with a trash bag. If this is how they address serious health code issues, I don't even want to know what's going on behind the scenes with their food and drink practices. Yelp doesn't allow 0 stars, so I'll settle for 1. I look forward to the LB health department getting back to my complaint.

The Wicked Wolf is a kind of place that offers the opportunity for whimsical mischief. For…read moreinstance, they have a rooftop area. And this one time I was there alone with another, no other patrons just staff members walking around from time to time. We stole the moment to dance under the Long Beach sky, just the two of us as a famous Christina Perrio song gently wafted in the night breeze. At another separate time, I was at the Los Angeles County Fair with another. We rode the ferris wheel at such a time where our gondola stopped at the top just as the sun set. The moment was nothing but beautiful and life affirming because the sinking of the sun's light was like a real life video of nature happening in front of us, unburdened by static or data stall. We witnessed nature resting, and I feel, that it was a kin to a beauty falling into a gentle sleep. These two instances have a common factor: momentary bliss arrived to bless an experience because the environment supported discovery of unplanned joy. That is what I associate with the Wicked Wolf, and this time the joy arrived eventually because when my Mom and I arrived to their high tea on Mother's Day the experienced seem like it would land nowhere good. Truth be told, my mom and I arrived 15 minutes early and there was no host in the stand and the place was empty except for a foursome. The energy felt lacked luster. One or two minutes after, the bartender informed us that we were early and the host would come soon. We sat in an available sofa for two, a loveseat persay. This gave us an opportunity to admire the decor that transported us to a storybook forest where good fairies reside, not like swamp creatures and trolls with malevolent fangs and dragon green eyes. I especially loved the large roses in the ceiling. To set the stage, the black ceiling had vines hanging from it, and the few roses were pops of crimson red displayed above.These were wonderful accents to the central mural of the joint that invited the viewer within deeper into the fairy forest where a light shone on an unseen meadow. The place had the decorations and general environment to be a lavender fairy's lounge, but, it did not fully work as a team room. For instance, my mom and I were sat in another lover's couch. Initially, I did not want to sit here because we were given circular tray sets. So imagine being told to sit in a couch, and each of us would get a tv tray. So I was left to wonder if we were going to be served tea in Belle's living room or if were going to watch a flick as we ate pollo loco bowl? But then as I settled into the tranquility of the moment, saw more people come and find their seat or couch, and as the serviced picked-up I realized that this was high tea in a place that had taken disjointed beauty and tackied it together for a patched tea experience that worked well. It was like the experienced was blessed and allowed by the same spirit that brought forth Raggedy Ann. For instance, the pictures show these pretty violet petaled tea cups and matching plates. This pairing was dainty and perfect for a tea party happening under pink veils. But then the sugar cubes came in a hedgehog shaped holder which was just as precious as seeing a piglet in a carriage built for one. Then the cream carrier was in the shape of a milk carton. I wondered where the missing child portrait was? The pastry plate was in the shape of a tropical flower like the ones scattered all over Hawaii. It belonged in a beautiful lei. Each of these elements was cute in its own delicate and whimsical way but together they made an eclectic hodgepodge, not a coherent tea set. And in this asymmetry laid the glitter of their error. The host also brought these clip on dainty hats that were perfect touches for make believe tea party. He carried them around in their original packing, including the box they came in. Not exactly the tailor of the queen, offering hats to the villagers as a gift from her to them, but still the effort magnified the moment. The tea food was the worst stumble that Red took as she was being chased by the Wicked Wolf. To begin with the end analysis, the tea offerings in general were standard, and not bites fit for a princess and her wedding court. For instance, the cream cheese and cucumber sandwich was just that---- a cucumber and cream cheese sandwich. I detected no effort to make it more than that. The blueberry scone was solid, nothing to skip through a meadow about. But once you added the jam of the table to the scone it was much easier to enjoy. I also had a madeline that was fluffy in the center but could have been purchased maybe at Costco. I had a Macaron and same thing, delicious but I have had something similar before and I suspected that it did not come from a place afloat with Parisian affairs. The best part of the tiers was this puff like thing that had like a Concha texture and design at the top. It was a sweet filled bite that was fit for a man made of muffin.

I was really excited to visit this bar--I've always been a huge fan of fairy tales and thought the…read moretheme was such a fun concept for a bar. When we got there, I felt that the decorations and drinks felt a bit gimmicky, with random fairy tale-esque elements like a throne and massive red roses. I thought it would have been very cool to see Easter eggs and more intentionality bringing the atmosphere together. Since it was an hour before closing, we didn't plan to stay very long. The two people working at the bar were both unwelcoming and seemed upset that we were there (there were other people at the bar, including people who arrived later in the night than us). We paid for our drinks, which cost over $40 for 2 drinks with tip. My cocktail was $17 and came in a glass barely bigger than a shot glass. We left around the time they were calling for last call. I can understand not wanting stragglers who prevent the bartenders from closing late, but I would have much preferred being turned away at the door rather than paying and tipping for an overall unpleasant experience.

Monday night is the day to go With 1$ wings…read more Place was a chill vibe lots of locals Cheap drinks so that's a plus

If I could leave zero stars I would. It's not remotely busy…read morein there and the bartender working today kept saying it was busy. I ordered a taco salad to go. There was tomato and onions ( that I asked to be left out) no salad, and no meat, carnitas. I ordered it at 11:55am It wasn't ready till 12:56pm. Will not go back again. And I love zanzabuku, but coopers will not be a choice for food.

I came here a while back with my boyfriend and our furbaby, and we had a great experience. I don't…read moreremember exactly which drinks I ordered, but I do remember that they were all really good. The bartender, as well as the locals, were incredibly friendly and welcoming, which gave this quaint bar such a warm and inviting vibe. Overall, it was an enjoyable visit, and I would definitely return!

It's 1:49 AM, & here I am typing a review of The Wrigley Tavern. My friend randomly picked me up…read morefrom home at 11:50 pm & suggested we drive around & find something to do. I'm a hermit, homebody, professional procrastinator, & I was repeatedly turning down a last minute night out. Either way I ended up outside in my Kirkland sweatpants, a zip up hoodie, & a KUFFIYEH. We rendezvous at the local 711 for hot chocolate and lotto tickets and decided on the Wrigley Tavern. Best decision we made all day! We sat down took in the ambiance and said "this is a nice little gem." Ordered water, wine, and a flat bread pizza. Overall we enjoyed the ambiance. The lighting is dim, the decor is nice, and the music playing through the speaker system is at the perfect setting. Loud enough to hear the lyrics yet light enough to have a conversation with someone & actually understand what the other person is saying. The wine was great, and the water was very refreshing, at the same time that we said... "this water is perfect..." The small clique on the opposite end shouted "This is the best F*** water I ever had!" The flat bread, was maybe a bit too salty, and burnt on the edges BUT let me tell you the regulars at the bar boost this place up to a 5 out of 5! While we were catching up "the clique," placed at the corner of the bar; was randomly chatting in Spanglish, and just about every other sentence was nothing but entertaining. At one point one of the guys was leaning upwards as if he was doing parkour on on his stud lady friend. And may the universe bless the flamboyant guy who shouted... "Remember when I B*** slapped you like it was a soap opera?!" A few mins later they were reenacting a Mexican-Spanish Tele Novella. I asked them for a rewind and of course I filmed it. As soon as they were done, I looked over to my friend and we both said "we're coming back!" The bartender was nice and he indeed let us know that these bar actors are regulars. Both my brothers bartend locally and you bet I sent them photos and video, asking "why don't you have people like this at your pub?!" If I could give out more stars I would. Happy holidays!

Okay long overdue review. We went here for Valentine's dinner. Originally we had their signature…read moresteak in kind. But we saw the pasta menu, and quickly changed our minds. It did not disappoint! I got the creamy chicken pesto and he got the short rib gnocchi. Both were absolutely delicious. It's quite a popular local spot. Parking lot is small but there's plenty of street parking in the neighborhood. We'll definitely be back to try out the rest of the menu!

Had my first visit with my mother the evening of Thursday the 5th of March 2026 for evening…read morerations. This establishment has a South African theme and I saw both the USA and South African flags flown outside. This establishment is only open for evening rations and was very busy when I arrived and there was a wait for a table. We were called and seated. The waitress pointed us to a QR Code and I told her neither of us do QR codes so she brought us a tablet that had the menu. This establishment does NOT have paper menus. Apparently this establishment wants people to go digital which I GREATLY resent as I am an analogue guy and I do not want to go digital!!!!! This is the one and only reason why I am giving such a low grade. Men's washroom was clean and had paper towels available... good. I ordered the cheeseburger and shake combo deal. The burger was quite good as were the French Fries and the chocolate shake was excellent. My mother ordered the lamb and was very satisfied though she took most of it home. Normally I would automatically give the lowest score possible if a sit down restaurant lacks a written paper or laminated menu or if an establishment forces me to use a kiosk to place an order. However I requested a sample of Biltong and the waitress honoured that request. For this reason I am adding an additional point for a total of two points instead of the one point that I would have otherwise awarded. If a letter grade was assigned as is done in school, this establishment would get a D. NOTE: If this establishment had a paper or laminated menu available, I would have awarded four out of five possible points which would have equated to a letter grade of B. The reason I would not have given a perfect score is because I noticed that some of the guys who work at this establishment wore their shirts untucked which I consider to be highly unprofessional.

Food and ambiance were great! Tanner and the management team took great care of us…read more Food and service was off the chart. Would recommend and definitely coming back.

Trash. Literally for folks who have lost their taste buds…read more The only people who find this food good is people who are drunk. At that point Jack in the Box tastes good too. Wings could've been purchased at wing-stop, braised short rib...dry and no flavor. Only good thing was beer, because it's not made here. Service was ok.

Food is really good!!! The waitress was sweet! Her service spoke for itself, nice and welcoming and…read morewe had a blast with her throughout the night taking our orders for food and drinks! I wish I remembered her name! The vibe is so nice and lowkey. It's a big space and not stuffy. Clean.

The best pub in lakewood in my opinion. They have good food, great prices, amazing staff. They…read moreoffer diner style seating, tables, and two billiard tables. Sometimes it gets kinda crazy too.

I took my sister to Joe Jost's for lunch. I can't believe that she had never been here before!…read moreWe ordered the classic "Joe's Special" and a Schooner. Delicious! As always. (My brother loves the egg salad sandwich) The vibe is so terrific! 102 years old, it's a Long Beach landmark. It was a weekday lunch time and the place was packed. About 75% of the (mostly) male customers, had some version of a Joe Jost's t-shirt on. (I've seen this shirts worn all over the world, in my travels). It's a friendly, fun crowd....you feel happy to be there. If you've never been, you GOTTA go!

Cute classic gem! I am I fan of Cola, particularly Coke but omg their Root Beer on tap is…read morephenomenal! I crave ONLY their Root Beer. Place is super cute, from what I'm told they haven't changed their menu, sandwiches, pickled eggs, and of course beer. I will be back

We got here at around 6:45PM on a Wednesday, which was right before they started charging a $5…read moreadmission fee at 7. There's also a pretty big lot so parking wasn't an issue. The inside is exactly as you'd expect for a country saloon: large dance floor, tons of country-themed decoration, and a full-service bar. They even have billiards upstairs! We came here because they had free line dance lessons starting at 7PM and 8PM. We decided to join the 8PM session and it was sooo fun! It may have been an intermediate class (or I just suck) because the moves seemed pretty difficult. Tons of fun regardless. They even had a live band starting at around 9PM. NOTE: If you want to order food or drinks at the bar, there's a $20 minimum at the bar for card and the restaurant upstairs is cash only. They do have an ATM by the front entrance but it charges I believe a $3.50 service fee. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place if you're looking to test your line dance moves and have a good old country time.

Called today to reserve a table for my birthday party for 10 people and was shocked by how rude and…read morecondescending the man on the phone was. He interrupted me and acted annoyed that I was even calling. I was unaware that reservations are only for parties of 20+, which is totally fine, but that information is posted nowhere online. My friends and I have been coming here for years, so being treated this way was really disappointing. Sadly, after this experience, I don't feel comfortable coming back.