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    4.6 (234 reviews)
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    Menu as of February 2026
    Malina L.

    We made a reservation for Bar Becky on Open Table and were greeted by a cute and cozy ambiance. There is a mix of bar seating at the open kitchen, high tops, and standard tables. It is a unique concept to have such an open kitchen where you can watch the innovation in action. Chef Johnathan and the other chefs were very playful and laid back when interacting with each other, and everybody was pitching in and doing their part joyfully. For drinks, we got the Sesame Mario, which was akin to a mildly spiced pineapple tequila-based cocktail, and the Rice Rice Baby, which was very smooth and rum forward. I didn't know what to expect when ordering a rice-flavored rum drink with orgeat, but the best way I can think to describe the drink was that it was both an expected and unexpected taste. We got a mix of appetizers, including the beet salad, mom's carrots, and pork belly. The beet salad was our favorite - the creaminess and acidity of the sauce balanced out the fresh earthiness of the beets. There was also a nice crunch in the sauce that provided additional texture. The carrots had a pleasantly warm flavor profile, and the maple syrup was very thick and paired nicely with the carrots. The pork belly was probably our least favorite, although still delicious. It tasted almost a bit gamey, although the rosemary in the beans was really nice. We shared the Pat's Bolognese for our main. The flavor was well-balanced, although we felt it could have a bit more meat and substance. We finished off with the panna cotta, which was unique with poached pear, pomegranate, and candied almonds. Overall, we really enjoyed our experience at Bar Becky, from the care put into the food and service, to the evident camaraderie between the chefs and waitstaff. Parking can be tough at LBX, but is free. An additional bonus is that EV charging is available in the lot (Charge Point - Level 2). Would definitely recommend a stop here. We are looking forward to coming back for the beet salad and to try additional menu items!

    Pasta
    Christina A.

    I had dinner at Bar Becky last night with pretty high expectations. It's a small, intimate space with very friendly and attentive service. On my first visit, everything we ordered was delicious. Portions leaned small, but the overall experience left me really happy. This time, I was hoping for that same level of quality, but unfortunately it fell short. There were two standout dishes: the crispy eggplant and the hamachi crudo. The eggplant was perfectly cooked crisp on the outside, light, and full of flavor. The crudo was bright and fresh, with a flavorful relish that honestly had me wanting to lick the plate. Beyond that, the rest of the meal was underwhelming. We ordered two pastas, the duck nudi and the bone marrow bolognese, and both were noticeably under-seasoned. The pasta itself tasted overly floury, almost as if the cooking water hadn't been salted. We also tried the swordfish and the pork belly. The swordfish was quite bland, and while the sauce was decent, it didn't do much to elevate the dish. The pork belly was similarly disappointing, tough and lacking flavor. Overall, I left feeling pretty let down, especially given the price point. Bar Becky has potential and I've had a great experience here before, but based on this visit, I'm not in a rush to return.

    Caesar Salad
    Morgan H.

    Chef Johnathan Benvenuti from Hell's Kitchen heads up Bar Becky, a tribute to his mother. When you enter you're greeted by photos of Becky at the host stand which immediately give you a cozy feel. The restaurant is spacious and the main feature is the open kitchen with chef's table seating where you can watch the chefs busy at work. Our server was so warm and made our experience great. The menu changes seasonally but I believe what we ordered were some of their most popular and longstanding dishes. The Caesar Salad was perfect and I loved the squid ink breadcrumbs. I knew I had to go with Pat's Bolognese as my main, made with their house spaghetti, wild boar and burrata. The quality of both the pasta and sauce was amazing and you could tell how fresh both were. I only wish the portion was twice the size because I wasn't quite full after. We were celebrating my friend's birthday and they gave her her choice of dessert on the house. That was a nice touch, considering most restaurants don't do that these days. She decided on the donut holes and OMG they were so good. Warm and fluffy with a delectable dipping sauce. It was definitely the right choice. I need to come back to try their Scratch Focaccia and their 3 course prix-fixe menu available on Tuesdays.

    Potato Gnocchi, eggplant, focaccia with ricotta and prosciutto
    Carrie S.

    You know the place that makes you smile from the time you enter until you walk out, this is that place for me. The service, the atmosphere, the cocktails and of course the food! Chef you always leave me amazed. Of course the focaccia and ricotta/prosciutto if a must. They replaced the anchovy dip (which I loved) with garlic butter (which I also loved) so worked for me. But I would buy that anchovy sauce by the jar if they sold it!!!!! Eggplant as always, best vegetable dish I ever had but will try Brussels sprouts next time just to venture out (so I say, lol) and since they don't have them all the time. Pork belly with ham hock beans and salsa verde. So satisfying this time of year and it is what I hope and imagine my beans and ham taste like, but sadly they don't . (Note to self, buy pork belly) Mushroom Norcina was an herb spaetzle with house sausage in a truffle butter sauce. My husband's choice, and just like his choice in wives, he did good. The spaetzle was so tender and flavorful even without the sauce. And the sausage was a perfect pairing. Potato Gnocchi with a Korean pork ragu and a pesto ricotta sauce dolloped on top. The most tender pillow like gnocchi around, I love them here in any form and the ricotta pesto was a nice creamy complement to the whole dish. For the libations...the Anne Marie was a win with a tart rye whiskey meld and red wine floater. They made me their version of a Penicillin and it was fabulous, it's not on the menu but I hope they can make it again. Finished with the ricotta donuts and a huge smile. Warm and so soft inside from the ricotta. Cinnamon and sugar outside with what I think was a maple brown sugar sauce. Sorry I ordered as soon as I saw donut (Homer Simpson donut drool sound) and didn't even keep reading the description but it was perfect with the warm dough. Thank you chefs for the experience. Can't wait for next time and to keep trying new things. (Keeping notes now)

    Mimi P.

    This place was kinda a miss for us. We were celebrating our anniversary and the service was like horrible. We got sat outside and waiting over 15 min for service and the bartender ended up coming out to help us and take our order. The Caesar salad was good, the squid ink breadcrumbs were the star. The duck was good but dish wasn't warm when it came out and the cavatelli squid ink pasta was too salty.

    Rebecca B.

    Bar Becky... wow, wow, wow. We were visiting from out of town and looked up places nearby on Yelp ~ this place looked like a great option. The shopping center was having a holiday Christmas event and the entire area was CROWDED. We were not hopeful we could get in...but after a small wait we secured a table. One night ended up being two nights in a row because it was just that good. The culinary expertise here is outstanding--every dish was absolute perfection. The menu isn't huge, and honestly, that made perfect sense. They focus on what they do best, and it shows in every bite. I recommend getting multiple items and sharing family style so more can be enjoyed! Our server was incredibly knowledgeable about wine, and the cocktails were pure perfection. I'm still thinking about this place and already planning to come back the next time we visit. Which makes it even COOLER ~ if it can be...Bar Becky is tribute to the chef, Johnathan Benvenuti's mother (Becky) and the restaurant reflects the families Italian/American heritage and culinary philosophy: scratch made pasta, focaccia, and chef-driven creations. I'm sending energy to the restaurant gods that this spot lives happily ever after, because it deserves a long, successful run. Absolutely loved it. RECOMMEND 10/5 stars

    Keir J.

    There's something about a place that doesn't try to be permanent. No fixed menu. No greatest hits. Just... what felt right that night. But what keeps us coming back isn't just the food. It's the feeling that you're part of it. At Bar Becky, you're not just ordering dinner-- you're stepping into the process. Trying new things, reacting in real time, sharing in that moment when a dish lands and everyone knows it works. Last night was one of those nights. The Scar's eggplant -- sweet, sharp, layered with that raisin-caper butter. The sunchoke three ways -- earthy, textural, unexpectedly the star. The chicken and dumplings -- reimagined with gnocchi, somehow lighter and richer at the same time. And the standout: blue corn spaetzle with pork -- deep, unexpected, and probably already gone from the menu. Then dessert shows up like part of the conversation: donuts with chai sauce -- warm, spiced, gone too fast. That's the thing... You don't go back for the same meal. You go back because, for a couple of hours, it feels like you're part of the family--and part of whatever they're creating next.

    Cosmopolitan
    Ursula D.

    Happy to have learned of Bar Becky through a local Long Beach Foodie FB group. The location, at Long Beach Exchange is fantastic, as it has added an additional dining option to the center. I visited on a Saturday evening with a friend, with 7:15 reservations made easily online (my original reservations were for 6:45, and we were able to adjust the time quite easily about an hour beforehand). Parking at LBX is ample, but can be a bit tricky during peak hours. We were immediately greeted by the friendly hostess and seated within 5 minutes of arrival. The restaurant itself is not very large, with a wall of half booths, a row of stand alone tables, and bar seating. There are also tables outside, though there was no one seated out there on the night we visited. Would be ok for groups, but I would definitely recommend reservations. My friend and I sat at one of the free standing tables for two, and were able to hear each other well in our conversation. The menu, printed on a large sheet of paper, featured appetizers and main entrees on one side and wines/cocktails on the other side. I appreciated the simplicity of the menu's offerings, as it made it quite simple to focus in on what you wanted. Our server attended to us within 5 minutes of being seated and provided an enthusiastic review of our selection, the Spaghetti Bolognese (featuring wild boar). My friend enjoyed a Cosmopolitan (I stuck with lemon water tonight), and we both ordered the Spaghetti Bolognese, as recommended. While I wouldn't personally return just for this dish, it was delicious, but very rich. I wished it was served with a thicker pasta, rather than the thin spaghetti. BUT, I'm also not a chef- so I know for a FACT that this choice was for a reason...and I respect that. This was very obviously a well constructed entree with quality ingredients, and the cost reflects that. As for service, both the hostess and our server checked in multiple times (bordering on a little too much), but I appreciate that there was never a moment where we lacked anything...also they were both so darn friendly, you couldn't be annoyed! I would love to return to try the appetizers and their Old Fashioned.

    Chef Jonathan and team at the end of the night!
    Cheryl K.

    An exceptional dining experience from start to finish. Chef Jonathan and his team are remarkably creative, continually reinventing the menu with fresh, inspired ideas. I've brought many friends and colleagues here over the years, and every one of them has agreed it's among the best restaurants they've ever experienced. The open dining room concept adds to the energy and warmth of the space, and Chef Jonathan's visible presence -- thoughtfully overseeing each detail -- creates an inviting, intimate atmosphere that makes every visit feel special.

    Eggplant side. Very good, probably my favorite part of the meal.
    Kate K.

    I tried Bar Becky for the first time during Dine LA. Food: 4/5 Service: 2.5/5 Complete lack of response when I emailed to share my experience: 0/5 Below is the email I sent to the restaurant about my experience. I never received a reply: "I had an early reservation and chose seating on the patio. Staff were very friendly when initially greeting and seating me and while I ordered. My first course arrived promptly and was fantastic (all of the food was very good, so I'm focusing more on the service in this email). I was still enjoying my appetizer (only about 2/3 of the way through) when a server came back to deliver my main course. This surprised me, as I hadn't been seated all that long and certainly hadn't had enough time to finish the appetizer while eating at a normal pace. I set the main course aside and finished my appetizer before returning to it. As with the first dish, the main course was very good, but I wanted to save room for dessert so I stopped about halfway through. I then sat at my table for at least 30 minutes while servers came and went tending to the other table without even looking my way (an impressive feat since there were only two tables seated on the patio). Finally someone came with a box and asked if I wanted to take the rest to go, which I did. They cleared my plates, and I assumed my dessert would be out shortly. I had been hoping to order a drink with my dessert, but instead I sat waiting at my table for another 30 minutes before someone finally came by with the dessert, placed it on the table, and promptly turned and walked away. It was a lovely night, so I didn't really mind the chance to sit and relax but I was surprised by how quickly the main course was served, how dramatically service slowed down after that, and the lack of attentiveness. When staff did interact with me they were all professional and welcoming, which made the lack of consistency even more notable " Based on the food, I would definitely have gone back if they had taken just a minute to reply to me. Given the inconvenient service (which I now hear seems to be a trend at this restaurant) and their lack of follow up, I won't be returning.

    Diana H.

    The fam and I came here for dinner, and we had a great experience. What a great find! Our waiter was extremely nice, since we had kids with us, he even offered off menu items that are kid friendly. Food was incredible! There wasn't a plate that disappointed.

    Focaccia with duck liver
    Sam S.

    Excellent food. We went during the Long Beach Food Scene week on Sunday. The place was pretty busy, and the service though very friendly was slow, especially at the beginning. We sat for 15 or 20 minutes after giving our order. We brought our own wine (corkage $25) but even that was unopened. I will give them a pass on that because once the service started, it was very good with the food coming promptly. The food was excellent. We opted for the special ($75 for 2) and it was a great deal. The focaccia with duck liver was very good, the crudo and salad were outstanding. The lamb was okay and the dessert was good. Decor is modern, minimalist and elegant. I would highly recommend and we're going back soon.

    Eggplant
    Heather T.

    Recommend making a reservation as there is limited seating at this restaurant and diners sit for HOURS chatting even when they're done eating. Service is hit or miss. It takes a while to be acknowledged, takes a while to get your order taken. However, food comes out fresh and at a steady pace. They don't really check on you other than to bring out your next dishes. Everyone is very polite and friendly, the service is just very casual and laidback. Maybe that's the vibe they're going for. It's difficult to describe the vibe of this place actually - especially due to the music choices. It goes from heavy metal to pop to soft rock. So sometimes the music is so loud that you can't talk to your partner, other times it's muted. Food opinions: (First off, you can tell the chef cares deeply about the food choices so I do not want to come off as disrespectful at all. Everything was plated beautifully. Chefs were working hard behind the open area kitchen. This is just my opinion below) Focaccia - must try. Crispy and buttery. Choose the prosciutto and burrata pairing, you won't regret it. Pork belly appetizer - delicious. Salty and savory. The pork was cooked to crispy perfection. Highly recommend. Duck confit with handkerchief pasta - it is reminiscent of chicken noodle soup in the best way possible. The duck is shredded and the pasta is light. Gnocchi with sun-dried tomatoes - pasta was chewy perfection. Portion size was perfect. Eggplant - this was a hard pass after a few bites. The eggplant felt too over done and it was both overly crispy and yet gummy inside. The flavors didn't mesh. I love eggplant and this didn't sit well. Ricotta donuts - crispy and sweet. The sauce was ok but they were delicious without it Vanilla ice cream - plain, no flavor, icy. On Mondays, kids eat free so use that information as you see fit if you're parents or adults looking for a quiet night out, perhaps come a different day.

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    Short sum: homey vibes, good food and drinks and friendly staff…read more Pros: - Easy to make a reservation and we're accommodating to add one more person. - Love the staff. They're all super friendly and engaging and chime in convos. - We saw in a nice somewhat private spot in a corner that had this pull out shade. - Food and drinks are great. Had this bourbon twist of a pina colada. - Mac n cheese was good. They had this rice dish I forgot the name was inside this stone pot. Was bomb

    Parking is hard. They have a lot on the back but it's always full. You need to try on the streets…read more The further away the easier you'll find a spot. It took 20 min to be sat. We arrived in a Friday around noon It took a while for us to get our order taken and for food to arrive. Truly that was the longest part. A table who got here before us was served before we were. It was getting pretty long We got the buscits which was a let down. They were cold. A bit hard and the butter was unable to be spread. The gumbo was less flavorful and if you are used to more flavorful gumbos then this one isn't for you. It it's more tamed. The rice was a little dry. It tasted like it could come from a package. The best part was the meat serving. The eggs Benedict were perfect. I loved the lemon salad that was served with it. The cut inside the eggs was great and cooked well. I would come back just to try more entrees. Avoid the biscuits unless you have them with gravy. Then let us know. The place is small with outside and inside seating. I attached a video of the view inside. We paid about $50 with tip for the three things and truly it was a good experience. If you like Bloody Marys I would say to come try because we noticed nearly every table getting served one.

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    Covered bar area.
    Mac & Cheetos
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    Sideburns

    Sideburns

    4.3
    (385 reviews)
    4.5 mi
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    The regular cheeseburger is basically a McDonald's cheeseburger if McDonald's actually had quality…read moreingredients. Hit the spot. I was really impressed with the meat quality as well as the bread. I usually don't get anything fancy on my burger so I tried the standard cheeseburger. Next time I might snazz it up and get one of the fancier ones.

    Only really bad part is the area. One side of the street is…read moreclean and nice but the others are dirty and filled with less than reputable looking characters. The burgers are good though. This is probably why most people came in with online/phone orders for pickup and got the heck out of there in a hurry. Fries are okay at best but the onion rings are fantastic! I don't recommend the smash style burger because it's smaller and doesn't come with the fixings, but if that's your thing than by all means enjoy. I got the backyard bbq burger and it was very tasty. Not the best I've ever had but it definitely hits the spot and prices are not bad at all here. If I happen to be in the area again I would definitely be down to phone in my order and pickup for takeout to enjoy the tastiness somewhere I feel a little more comfortable. Staff was also very friendly - when they could be seen at least, but it was one cashier/server with two guys in the kitchen and although it's a small hole in the wall place there is still plenty to do if you're understaffed so I'm not even mad about it. Thanks ya'll!

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    Smash Burger with tots - @rayz
    Smash Burger with tots - @rayz
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    Bar Becky - italian - Updated July 2026

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