If you love music from artists like Chaka Khan, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Boys to Men, Pattie LaBelle, Natalie Cole, Michael Jackson and more Shoreline Village is the perfect spot on a Sunday afternoon from 1:00pm-5:00pm next to the ice cream shop . The DJ is playing a great mix of music. The!people are there having fun and dancing. You can bring your own chairs and snacks or use their tables and chairs and buy food. The DJ will be there every Sunday till Labor Day. You are only paying for parking so it's a great outing and totally worth the price to park. The DJ was gracious enough to answer our questions about the schedule and told us they have live music on Saturdays from 1-5 pm and 6-10pm We had such a good time! read more

As a long-time Long Beach resident, successful local businessman, restaurant owner, and avid cyclist, I'm extremely disappointed by my recent experience at Shoreline Village. On July 3, while riding through the property, an employee who was power washing the common areas sprayed me, my bicycle, and several other cyclists because, apparently, we were in his way. The behavior was completely unprofessional and unacceptable. I immediately reported the incident to management. More than 10 days have passed, and I have yet to receive a response. That level of customer service is just as disappointing as the incident itself. This issue isn't going away. I'm going to continue pursuing it because I don't want anyone else to experience what happened to us. Beyond that, I believe much of the property appears neglected, with only a few businesses--such as Yard House, Tequila Jack's, and Parker's Lighthouse--continuing to draw significant traffic. I encourage visitors to look around carefully and form their own opinions before choosing where to spend their time and money. I hope Shoreline Village's ownership and management take this seriously, improve the condition of the property, and ensure their employees treat visitors with professionalism and respect. Since management has chosen not to respond, they should expect to hear from me shortly through the appropriate channels regarding both this incident and the way it has been handled. read more

It's alway nice to stop by and enjoy a walk along the boardwalk. Early afternoon on a Wednesday which was still pretty mellow. There was a good amount of people walking around but not like the crowds during the weekend. You have people walking around with their pets and others just enjoying the sunshine. Some of the stores weren't open when we arrived. They still have the arcade and carousel area that was open. Walking along the boardwalk and looking out to the waterfront and marina was very nostalgic. It used to be the usual weekend outing when I lived here. Catching up with friends, walking along the bike path and enjoying the waterfront. There's still a few of the old school restaurants that's been there for years. Tequila Jacks, Yard house and of course Parker's Lighthouse. Later on around 3pm the boardwalk did start to pick up as happy hours were happening. The good thing about this area, it's literally a couple minutes walk from the convention center so it's good for people when they're in town for some kind of convention. The crowds tends to be pretty mellow. Students, families and out of towners. A nice waterfront boardwalk with some cute shops and restaurants. There was a live bands performing in the middle which was nice to watch them playing some fun tunes. It's not extremely big but big enough to spend some time there. Plenty of parking in the paid lot. 2 hrs free with validation. read more

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A cute little spot to walk in and enjoy a take in of the restaurants, side street musicians, and little boats that are in and out of the area. We stopped at a couple of the sweet spots to enjoy some treats. read more

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Cute tourist area with shops, restaurants, and a handful of dessert options such as funnel cake and ice cream. It's very scenic on the water and felt very safe. There is a huge parking lot, and it is walking distance from Pike Place Outlets. This area is pretty small and can be walked end to end in around ten minutes. There is a variety of restaurants but most are franchises. read more

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Shoreline Village on the Shoreline is one of a kind. Great views, great shopping, places to eat, stroll and take in the day or night time. A super hub and must in the city of Long Beach. Awesome events like the Shoreline Summer Concert Series that kick off around Memorial Day weekend and go strong until Labor Day weekend. With a solid variety throughout the season. Pirate's Cove, Istanbul Home, Saga clothing and a plethora of shops are worth exploring with cool gifts, souvenirs and fashions in stock. Wheel Fun Rentals has you covered on just about every kind of man-powered device in two to four wheel form, including tandem bicycles. Eat at Yard House, Shenanigan's (Irish Pub), Parkers' Lighthouse and Gilan's Pizza to name a few. Grab a treat at Funnel House, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Exotic Jerky (where they do care some vegan jerky varieties ). Parking is pretty easy though not complimentary. It's about $2 for two hours and a max of $16 for the day. You can get up to $10 off with validation from various Shoreline Village businesses. read more

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Honestly, I've only been here for the concerts. I've been to Cali Vibes and Warped Tour and even for the Long Beach half marathon cheering on my sister. I can tell you, it's hot as f#$@ and humid and muggy and parking for these events deter even me and give me anxiety just thinking about getting down here. Cali Vibes was in February, which is winter out here, but it's never really winter out here so yes, you can still get sun burnt if you don't apply sunscreen. Warped Tour was in July and there's no shade here so you will get burnt to a crisp because the sun feels 10 x's more intense, even if it's not that hot. If you're pale, you need to wear one of those ultraviolet protective shirts that are breathable and long sleeve. The amount of people I saw on Sunday at warped were BURNT to a crisp and still going, but definitely miserable. It's not worth it to not wear a long sleeve UV protective shirt out here. Other than the anxiety in finding parking and the sun, it's a fun festival site. The stages aren't too far from each other and it's always a good vibe at these festivals. Long Beach in general is a vibe, but it's worth coming to one of the festivals at Shoreline. read more

shoreline bungee trampoline is the place to take yout kids,prices are fair and the staff and owner are professional,we took our grand daughter, who at 3 years old impressed many with her braveness. read more

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This place is super touristy. There are lots of restaurants and little touristy gift shops. I will admit, though, that some of these restaurants look pretty dang good. I've definitely put them on my list. There is an arcade with a merry-go-round and a funnel cake place. We can walk on the promenade behind it and see all the boats in the slips. Really, the best thing about this is the view of the Queen Mary in the water in the evening. read more

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I recommend for shopping, dining, bars I do NOT recommend the beach. Traveler from Chicago and this is my third time in California and the third beach (Santa Monica pier, Manhattan beach) I've been to. It was DISGUSTING, with a capital D. The outdoor outlet itself is great, major shops (pike outlets) and brands, Ferris wheel, carousel, food trucks and aquarium. I heard there was an arcade near yard house I got lost and couldn't find it. The shoreline and actual beach looked like something back in Chicago rainbow beach if you know what I mean. Maybe Long Beach is not the best area I don't know. Pros - -scooter and bike rentals -very nice restaurant along the shore -prime views of those large ships -volleyball net and maybe that's common or typical -free parking Cons - -beach was absolutely trashed, I mean it's like people just came and left garbage and were extremely careless it was so sad. My kids were picking up cigarette butts, there was a piece of glass, pieces of wood, straws, my feet feel gross after leaving. -do not get in the water it's just nasty. -sketchy folks I really, really hope the city takes action and cleans it up I can't believe it looked like that! read more

A definite 4.25 Atmosphere... relaxing and thrilling The views... Just stunning The bars the food the events and overall experience... memorable read more

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The vibe was cute and quaint. We weren't sure what to respect, but stumbled upon this place. The service wasn't bad but as someone visiting in October, there was a lot closed. There otherwise was a lot of selection and it seemed reasonably priced. Hope to visit again when the season is different. read more

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Shoreline Village is a fun place with beautiful ocean views and also views of the Queen Mary and a beautiful lighthouse. They have some good restaurants and they are doggy friendly. They also have some fun shops if you'd like to buy a little trinket! read more

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Opened in 1982, Shoreline Village Long Beach continues to provide visitors and residents alike a place for dining, shopping, and enjoying (arcade) at all times of the year. It was architected to mimic a 19th century seaside village. Dining starts with places serving carnival foods (cotton candy, icees, and funnel cakes) to high end steak (Queen Anne's Steakhouse). It is also the original location of the popular Yardhouse chain of restaurants. Most of the restaurants have waterfront dining because of the location. Parking is not free, even with validation, but is available even on a busy Friday night (which is one of the reasons why one of its restaurants was chosen for our daughter's rehearsal dinner). read more

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Pro Tip:: You can get your parking validated at any shop as long as you've spent $20 at that location. That knocks off about $2 from your parking. There's plenty of parking kiosks so you can validate your ticket or prepay before you leave. This is a lovely place for an evening walk or a fun family outing. Theres lots to see and even if it's cliche, it's rather something delightful getting ice cream while walking on the beach. You can always finish up with a nice meal. I personally always enjoy getting crawfish etouffee at Louisiana's Charlie's. It's a bit twist on the southern thats hearty but also rather refreshing. read more

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Brought my Grand daughter yesterday like my Grandfather brought me so many years ago. It seems the same, but when walking through the shops there were cockroaches on the walls as long as my finger. Not just one. From the carousel down to the lamp shop. Walked through the fudge shop and passed by all the restaurants. We didn't want to try, buy or sample any of it. It's been a bit run down and dirty for a while, but come on. read more

My mom, one of my dogs and I headed to Long Beach for the day as I read online that it's very dog-friendly. Aside from dog parks and Rosie's dog beach, I wanted to bring Cali here. We actually started off at Belmont Shore, but that wasn't what I expected... I was hoping to visit an area like Seaport Village in SD. Eh, this place is "just okay"... there's restaurants, a few shops, lots of desserts, and various docks to take harbor cruises from (I want to do that when I don't have my dog with me!). The highlight for me was Funnel House, which specializes in freshly made funnel cakes and churros. Literally the best, made-to-order churro I've ever had (as it should have been at 7$!). The bike trail is lovely, and Long Beach encourages exercise. I really appreciate that. Overall, I would come back to this area, but Seaport is MUCH better than this place. If any readers have favorite pup-friendly spots, please message me! Pros: - dog-friendly - easy parking - nice views Cons: - kinda boring read more

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I could have sworn I wrote a review for this place, but... ... well. Better late than never, I suppose! A brief history: sometime in the last couple of years, I woke up and decided to take the pup for a day out. I wanted to bring him somewhere new, so I did a bit of research and this popped out on the line of dog friendly places. So the pup and I got on the ride and made the drive. We were both happy on that trip, but didn't' really get a full experience since we were there way too early in the morning. I vowed to come back. Fast forward to now, Hubbers wanted a family day out, so we dragged our fur baby, my Mom, my aunt and her pup to finally explore more. We had lunch at the Yardhouse (they are dog friendly) and what better place to walk off what we ate than here. We all loved this place: tons of other eateries, shops, even an arcade for small and big kids alike. There's even a bike rental if you choose to explore the outer parts of the village. The view of the Queen Mary is just a bonus. And if you feel like being romantic with your better half, you can commemorate your relationship with a love lock! The one shop I would like to warn others of is called Lunara. My mom and her sister went in as they were interested in some of their pieces. Hubbers, the pups and I waited for them outside, and it wasn't long until I realized they disappeared. Long story short, the staff there were under the impression they could pull a fast one on them sisters, so they "signaled" each other (my Mom witnessed this) of their trickery. They were taken somewhere else to show other merchandise (that's how they went off my line of sight.) Mom pulled her sister outta there as quickly as possible. My aunt, feeling bad for not making a bigger purchase (because of the "attention" given her) bought a pair of earrings for my Mom just to say they at least got something. Them earrings were certainly not worth the price. Otherwise, it was a great run! We all had a great time enjoying the place overall. There will certainly be future visits! read more

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Beware of the parking fee. The signs for parking fees state $2 with validation, they charged $2.40!! This is stated on their website as well. Look at attached photos for proof. Dispute it with your credit card bank to get the difference back. read more

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Parking is pricey they overcharged for parking it says first 15 min is free literally got charged when I was barley there for 10 min

Beautiful harbor village near downtown Long Beach. Lots of parking but gets very crowded. Local restaurants and shops. Beautiful place to watch the sunset. read more

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Shoreline Village is our to go when we want out. We enjoy going on evening walks with the kids and enjoy the view. A little bit of fun and a lot to enjoy. Can never go wrong with going here. read more

Shore line village is full of selection of the great restaurants with great service! The value wise you are in Long beach and close by water so you have view and its not going to be cheap but its not too different from the other places. For example, they have yard house and the prices are kind of the same with the other location in the other cities so the only difference will be the tax that you pay! I love sitting there and watch the boats and enjoy the view while i sip my margarita! Also, i love the hyatt hotel close by! If you are coming around and you want spend two days around shore village and party, dont drink and drive! Shoreline village is about what you need for a small get away! The selection of great restaurants, bars and small stores to make your vacation the best! If you are here for a restaurant or even a pub you can choose from their huge selection! Parking is close by and we didnt find free parking! read more

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Ok. I drove here as a local visitor to Long Beach, CA. Parking can be validated all day from visiting Any restaurant. I took our family lunch out from Louisiana Charlie's and got a family pack Spicy Cajun Pasta with Grilled chicken to go. Parking all afternoon came down to be only $10 with validation. It was quite reasonable. I'll return here for the 'Pirates' Cove,' store next time. Such a calm and beautiful place to shop. I'll be back soon. From just the initial visit, I explored: 'Louisiana Charlie's,' 'Pirates' Cove,' 'Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory,'...Etc. I'll be back for more businesses next time. read more

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Great restaurants & shopping with scenic shoreline views! I met my high school besties for lunch there the year after reuniting at our 50th Reunion Class of 1973. read more

If you're looking for a morning walk with beautiful views, I highly recommend this spot. The shops are mildly interesting, a bit touristy, but fun to browse. If you park in the adjacent lot, you can get validated at the shops with any purchase. I suggest continuing your walk through shoreline village and take the path that leads you along the water, with views of the Queen Mary and a cruise ship that may be docked. Once you make your way back, take a look at the map below and take the path that can be found to the rear of the restaurants. You'll see PF Changs, Outback Steakhouse, Tokyo Waco, and a few more. You'll walk by the Aquarium and continue to the lighthouse. Harbor cruises also start along this path. Metered parking is also available and allows you to access either directions you want to walk. I suggest going early on a weekend to avoid the crowds. read more

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Love, Love, Love everything about this part of Long Beach. Try the food and take a toy boat or watch the sunset from the dock. Worth it!

$2 parking with validation from any shops. Funnel cake is famous here and enjpy the live music. Great place for a date, family time, or to be alone. read more

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We visited this place several times already but did not do any review so just want to let everyone know the place is awesome. Has a lot of restaurants, boat landing as well as a place where you can ride a boat sail and do some whale watching or a cruise around the harbor. Great place to run for a jog or walk your furry friend around. Place is right beside Aquarium of the Pacific. They have a boat transit that can ferry you over to the Queen Mary and back. There are several boat rentals to choose from. One thing we saw was as a service for your dear departed love one where in you can scatter their ashes over the boat into the sea. However when you park on Shoreline drive using the parking meter the place is littered with human feces that somehow doesn't get cleaned up that's why for my three star rating read more

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I love coming here from time to time to walk around, have something to eat or snack on and enjoy the scenery. Always so beautiful to see the boats and the birds nearby. Love watching the sunset from here. It's breathtaking. read more

Shoreline Village is a waterfront shopping center that offers several stores, restaurants, and entertainment options. Most of the stores seemed to be small local businesses. They sold products such as accessories and souvenirs. The store that caught my eye the most was Raindance, which sold handcrafted Native American art. The employees there made friendly conversation and kept their store clean and tidy. Current restaurants include Parkers' Lighthouse, Gilan Pizza, Louisiana Charlie's, Shenanigan's Irish Pub, Tequila Jack's, and Yardhouse. I ate a dinner at Tequila Jack's, and I felt happy with the employees' food and service. Several other businesses sell snacks, such as funnel cakes, ice cream, candy, and chocolate. Finally, several entertainment businesses offer sailing, parasailing, and games. read more

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Shoreline to me was a beautiful family oriented jewel. Unfortunately all that has changed last Sunday 1/11/26 my 7 yr old has her purse and things taken from her. I immediately sought help first from the store it happened in and shoreline security they were HORRIBLE. They acted as if they wanted to help but that was just to get me to leave them alone. I asked for footage that night they said they didn't see anything so I left my number nothing. The next day the manager of another store went in the office and sent me the footage security said didn't exist. From there I filed all the necessary paperwork police report etc.... I was told to also try to get the footage from parking to perhaps match the license plate to retrieve my daughters things. Security was supposed to contact parking and get that but they wouldn't respond, nor can I find out who they are contracted from or the head of security is. An angel that works at shoreline name Lauren had to bypass security and send the original footage and request to parking herself. And I still don't have any additional footage or results. Bottomline you and your belonging are not safe at shoreline village. People are stealing from children. Security does not care they won't try to help you. Be alert!!!!! read more

Great place to come and eat, unwind, grab a few cold ones and chill. You have to pay to park in the lot, but you can get validation from various retailers in the Village. Even with validation, you'll still end up paying something. There's a ton of things to do here, but be warned it can get extra crowded on holidays/weekends. There will be vendors hustling to sell their holiday goods to you. A bunch of restaurants and small shops fill up this popular touristy destination. If you're here to dine, you'll have some good options to choose from. When you're done, you can walk around to burn off all those calories. We walked across the marina to Lions Lighthouse and that was quite the excursion! Be sure to wear comfortable footwear! You could totally spend an entire day here and boredom would be the last thing on your mind. For you lovers out there, don't forget to bring a lock and key to place with the rest of the Love Locks of Shoreline Village! enJOY your visit! read more

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Improve parking! You pay more than posted, no parking at that, gotta look and wait. And no customer service

It is a waterfront shopping, dining and entertainment center that overlooks Long Beach's Rainbow Harbor, conveniently located within walking distance of the Aquarium of the Pacific, and across the harbor from the Queen Mary. The Shoreline Village is a family friendly destination by day, and it also develops a sense of romance at nights, which features an antique carousel, bike rentals to explore the coastline, personal watercraft rentals, harbor cruises, and unique specialty shops. The parking lot is very packed, and so tedious to get in and out during busy weekends, especially when you encountered some rude people. There were two old women sitting in their car which was stopped as tilted in the middle of the main drive way, and entirely blocked the traffic, when tried to remind them to move around and then they started cursing out. read more

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I visited Shoreline Village recently. It was nice to stroll by the various restaurants and shops. I loved being by the water. I liked the view I got of the Queen Mary. I enjoyed seeing and playing in the Pelican Pier Pavilion. I parked at the Shoreline Village parking lot. read more

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Love this destination to do local shopping in the village or scenic views of the harbor , walks on the boardwalk or dinning, this locations offers it all, huge variety of options . Love stopping by anytime I'm in the area . Very budget friendly things to do here as well. The Love Locks is the cherry on top . The perfect attraction for couples and tourists. The tradition invites couples to attach a padlock to the fence. Super cool date night! read more

We were there pretty early and no other events were taking place in the vicinity, So parking was a breeze for us . The parking kiosk is located at every section of the parking lot , just remember your parking space number before you pay . Scooters are sporadically left in the parking lot area , seems like majority of the ones that is left are out of batteries. I honestly wouldn't waste your time trying to scan / rent scooters along the parking lot , no battery life , the people just left it there when they were done. To rent scooters I would walk towards the pier where all the boats are docking , and walk to the Parker's light house restaurant or you will see the light house in that direction. Different companies of scooter rentals lined their fully charged scooters here along the sidewalk. If scooters are not your thing, rent from "wheel fun rental " they rent surrey seats anywhere from 2 to 11 people price is for the hour $28-$53 dollars . They have electric bikes , wheelchair $8 , strollers $8 etc. ( see my picture for different rental equipment available and pricing) Don't fret if your like me , who doesn't care to exhaust your energy to peddle the surrey . I prefer walking along the pier , sitting down on the cement bench every now and then and people watch and gaze ahead to wonder what life was like on the Queen Mary . Some people I saw fish here as well in the designated pier area ( parking are available closer to the pier too) read more

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Enough restaurants to keep you happy, but watch out for bike and scooters, who sometimes are driving out of control. The gift shops are different and several feature items from turkey for some reason. The best thing was the Funnel house, which had great churros. read more

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This is a great place to hang out with family and friends. Your out of town guest will enjoy this village. There are a lot of novelty shops and restaurants. The merry-go-round has been at this location for decades and still a fan favorite. You can take one of the water excursions. These water excursions are about two to three hours. The Long Beach aquarium is a short walk away. You will need to pay for parking but you can get your parking validated. Credit cards are the only method of paying for the parking lot. If you wish, you can also have your vehicle valet. read more