Great service...brought my husband two "shots" of beer to help him decide what to order. Food came…read moreout quickly. My fried chicken was crispy on the outside and moist inside. My husband ordered the bulgogi and was satisfied with it and said it tasted good

Overall the vibe was great. They had the world cup game on and everyone was watching. The staff…read morewere friendly although service was a bit slow. They were busy so it was mostly expected although i definitely saw our server standing around doing nothing while they were waiting for food to come out. I was bummed because i was waiting for my drink that didnt end up coming. I had to ask again when our food came out. My son and i got the garlic cheese curds and shared a 2 piece fish and chips. We thought it was decent but he preferred the fish and chips he had the previous night over at drop anchor. This is definitely a favorite by folks. Very busy and had high ratings. Would def go back and try something else.

We enjoyed the salmon scramble and weekend special biscuits and gravy. The food was tasty and the…read moreservice was great. The ambiance definitely felt like a locally owned family restaurant.

Update: 04/08/26…read more Well, we got drawn back to the 42nd Street Cafe after a couple other locals posted on Facebook that the 42nd Street Cafe is 'just simply the best restaurant on the peninsula.' We knew better, but we were desperate... it was a Wednesday and the Seaview Biscuit Co was closed. So we arrived for breakfast at 42nd Street. We waited 10 minutes for a table... then 12 more minutes for someone to take our order. We honestly had been looking at a menu while we waited to be seated; we knew what we wanted. Every item we ordered could be best described as 'bland'. Thankfully, they had salt on the table. $5 for a soft drink. No joke. They had one server running the room, which has about 10-12 tables. Same person taking orders, running food and processing payments. Two of our party members were in a hurry to get on the road to Sea-Tac, or else we would have left before ordering. I wish we had! This seals the deal for us on 42nd Street Cafe and Bistro - no need to return.

Great service and the food was GOOD. Nice portion too. The service was fast and friendly, the cook…read moretime was fast as well. I will go back, maybe try the breakfast next time

Great food, waitress very helpful, I had questions about the different prawn choices and she…read moredescribed them all. My husband had the special tacos alsada, and she was very helpful with the different sauces.

The Depot has always been one of our favorite places for special occasions on the Long Beach…read morePeninsula. We own a house in Long Beach, and during the time we lived there full-time, this was our go-to spot for anniversaries and my husband's birthdays. It exudes that cozy, historic Seaview charm that invites you to relax and linger...warm, intimate, and full of character without being over the top. A true small-town and now not so hidden gem. My husband is a fan of their Old Fashioneds, particularly those with a smoked maple twist, and he often gravitates back to the slow-braised pork. Their current Southern Comfort Pork dish is just his style: slow-braised pork shoulder served over brown sugar yam mash with jalapeño creamed corn, green onion, and maple-bacon salsa. That's comfort food crafted with real culinary skill. As someone who follows a plant-based diet, I truly appreciate how The Depot makes an effort to accommodate vegetarian and vegan diners in a way that feels genuine rather than forced. Last winter, I was thrilled to discover the ginger-coconut soba noodles, they were flavorful, satisfying, and perfectly balanced. Their current mika soba noodles with garlic-ginger coconut cream, vegetables, toasted cashews, and cilantro are exactly the kind of dish I'm thankful to find on a Peninsula menu. I also have fond memories of Burger Wednesdays from our time on the Peninsula. It's incredible how satisfying a customized portobello burger can be when a kitchen understands texture and seasoning especially in a place where plant-based options can still be scarce. The food is fantastic, but the service deserves a special mention. While Peninsula restaurants are known for their good service, The Depot's service is exceptional: polished, friendly, warm, and just the right amount of attentive. Although we now reside in California, we plan to make another reservation when we return to the Long Beach Peninsula in July. I'm already looking forward to their summer menu. Note: I've forgotten to take photos so the ones on this review are from the restaurants social media - definitely a reflection of our last meal at The Depot without the drinks.

Last time, was three years ago and yes things do normally change, especially prices for quality…read moreingredients. So you try to be more efficient and reduce expenses But having less spirt choices at the bar maybe shouldn't be one, or not having any options to tweet a choice, or not fully cooking potatoes in the chowder, or... I don't have the challenge of running a restaurant these days, but I do have choices of where to dine. It's a good restaurant, it was just so much better.

We stayed at the Adrift Hotel and went to Pickled Fish both nights we were there. It was fantastic…read more The first night we were served by Alyssa who was attentive, great about good/ drink recommendations- both at the restaurant and for other places in town! The food was great (chicken and salmon) and the drinks were really great! We came back the next night for drinks and stay at the bar where Liz dazzled us with her skills. She was fun to talk to and went off script and made me the 2 fantastic drinks I've never tried. We can't wait to return next time we're in town on vacation. Both nights we also enjoyed looking at the sunset. It's really a lovely place to go when you're in town.

I love the pickled fish and will go out of my way to eat there when I'm in the general area. Their…read moreclam chowder is my absolute favorite and their cocktails are also creative and delicious. The service is great--especially compared to what you often find on the coast. The ambience is great too and there are awesome views of the beach.

Dog friendly with a Puppy Menu, great tasting food, and an attentive staff! Couldn't ask for more.read more

The Cove is arguably the best restaurant in Long Beach. It's part of the golf course and doesn't…read morehave a ton of seating, but you can easily make a reservation online. Service is friendly, the menu is varied, they have a good kids menu, and the food is fresh and delicious. All four of us loved what we got tonight. My favorite was probably the BLTTA sandwich, but the sweet potato fries with honey mustard for dipping is TOP TIER. Our server was Cara, and she was sweet and offered great suggestions and she told us about some upcoming holiday events they were having which we will likely attend. Our bill at the end was very reasonable. The Cove will be our go-to from now on!

Stopped by on my way out of town, it was a nice little spot. It was very clean and welcoming with…read morenautical vibes. Immediately as we walked through the door we were greeted and asked if we wanted a highchair. Originally weren't going to stop because my kids already ate but both my husband and I were starving. We both ordered a ham eggs Benedict, and can I say that it was the BEST Hollandaise Sauce I've ever had. It was served with hash browns. I wish I was a little more adventurous and got the crab Benedict, but maybe next time. I ordered a Tequila Sunrise, and my husband got a Bloody Mary. My drink was not strong, which was nice for a breakfast drink. My kids ordered hot chocolates, they both loved them. My oldest said it was very rich. The parking was very small, but there was free street parking out front, there is also a cute little pond in the yard adjacent to the to the restaurant, the staff even gave my children Pennies to make a wish into it.

Attempted to have a huge breakfast here with my friend and her daughter to catch some of the…read moreparade. The waitress refuelsed to let us sit at either table by the window because there was 10 minutes left until they closed, and it was 'entirely possible' two parties of 10 would come in and need those tables. Ugh, okay, wouldn't want to make any money from three paying customers who wanted all the breakfast foods in hopes that a party might come in and fill that table. Seems like an easy choice to make. You're a business, take our money. So no pics or anything because we didn't even get the opportunity to eat there.

new favorite lunch spot in long beach for sure. service was fast and i was able to get a burger +…read moredrink + side for $20 which i thought was a thing of the past (lol). they do shredded lettuce on the burgers which i believe to be the superior choice, everything on the cheeseburger was done exactly right. the mac & cheese bites were insanely good, onion rings were nice too!

Love the chili burger! Make a trip whenever we are on the north Oregon coast to get it! Service…read moreis great!