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    4.8 (46 reviews)
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    Updated 2 months ago

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    Conner's corner
    Bicky N.

    Solera Kitchen & Wine Bar is a hidden gem in Seal Beach! Every dish we ordered was delicious and full of flavor. The Preflight Bread Service, Honey Butter Cornbread, and Ground Control potatoes were the perfect way to start the meal. For our entrées, the Hangar, Wohrman Reserve, Pecking Through the Orchard, and Chophouse Standard were all cooked perfectly and each had its own unique flavors. Dessert was just as impressive. Conner's Closer and the chef's special tiramisu were the perfect ending to an amazing meal. The food, service, and atmosphere were all outstanding. We can't wait to come back and try more of the menu. Highly recommend!

    Artichoke appetizer
    Maddie M.

    So happy to have Solera on Main Street! This wonderful, family run addition is just what Old Town needed. My husband and I have dined here twice now: once just the two of us, and once as a party of 8 for Father's Day. The food is flavorful and fresh. No beer or cocktails available, but the wine list is extensive. Brandon and his wife Nicole were extremely friendly and welcome feedback as they get into the flow of a new business. We look forward to many more nights spent at Solera!

    Parker N.

    Wow. This is the new spot to be at! Amazing drinks and food. Definitely recommend stopping by! You'll find your new favorite wine! Rylee was so attentive and amazing, she is a great addition to your team!

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    Michael H.

    Solera! While it's just over in Seal Beach (210 Main Street, where Osteria Mare Blu used to be), this new restaurant may already be my favorite in the area. It's small (seats about 30 people, including bar space), it's not stuffy at all. Despite super high end food (without prices to match) and utterly fantastic wine list (it beats A PCH for the best wines by the glass), it's not pretentious. Best yet, it's not crowded (yet). Been open for a little over a week to little o no fanfare. - Enter fanfare - While I respect it if others disagree, I put this place on equal footing with Heritage - at about 1/4 of the price. I had artichoke hearts in aioli ($16) which were perfectly cooked but what was really brilliant was citrus wedges that kept the dish from being heavy. It was fantastic. Paired perfectly with a glass of French Chablis ($20) that was (aptly) recommended by the owner Brent. Next I had halibut tacos (2 for $26) with a punchy aji amarillo and a smoky guajillo salsa. Paired beautifully with a glass of La Ferme marsanne. It was beautiful - and expertly cooked. I would have thought it wasteful to put halibut in a taco, but each ingredient sung. For dessert, I had both (yup, I went there) the butterscotch pudding and the pavlova. Chef Michael really distinguished himself here - neither was overly sweet and both were quite playful in using hidden sweetness: most pavlovas I've had (basically a merangue slice) are afraid of it and bury it in sweetness. Not so here - it was crisp with a small amount of cream and fruit. It was delicious and not at all heavy or cloying. The pudding was amazing: it was malty and salty, sort of an oatmeal flavor, with a small amount of caramel hidden inside. Just brilliant. It paired perfectly with a Tokaji (which I had never heard of before, but tasted a lot like a less syrupy Sauternes). The food was brilliant, the place light and airy and the staff delightful. This is my new favorite restaurant anywhere. Will be back often.

    Burrata appetizer
    Johny L.

    What a great, delicious, fun vibe Seal Beach needed this type of spot. Special wine tasting rotate every month. But they have a great wine selections. Wine is one, but the food is top tier. We order the burrata on toast with tomato, thin speck and pesto spread= delicious Speedbird- one of the best crispy skin, juicy in capers lemon sauce=10/10 Our server Carrie was amazing, running around the whole restaurant. We will be returning as regular for sure!

    Courtney W.

    The ambiance was great! The servers were friendly and attentive. We tried a bunch of different small plates and loved them all. They were super knowledgeable about their wines and helped us pick out some tasty options. We will definitely be back!

    Charcuterie
    Leah H.

    My girlfriends and I visited during the soft opening, and it was such a lovely experience. We snagged a cozy lounge corner overlooking Main Street, which made for the perfect setting to catch up over good food and wine. We shared the charcuterie board, meatballs, and artichoke hearts, and everything was delicious. One friend ordered the halibut, and the presentation alone was enough to turn heads--it looked absolutely beautiful coming out of the kitchen. One thing that really stood out was the wine list. It felt thoughtfully curated and refreshingly different from the same handful of wines that seem to appear on every menu in town. It was fun to discover something new. The service was genuinely friendly and welcoming, especially impressive during a soft opening. You could feel the excitement and care from the staff, and it made the whole evening even more enjoyable. I'm already looking forward to coming back for a date night, and next time I'm saving room for dessert. Our town is lucky to have this addition to Main Street!

    Kale salad with chicken
    Miranda E.

    Loved the ambiance, service and food. I had the kale salad with chicken. Also, recommend the butterscotch pudding for dessert.

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    Robert B.

    My recent visit to Solera on Main Street in Seal Beach was an unexpected and delightful discovery--one that immediately stands out as a welcome addition to the local dining scene. While simply passing by, I came across this charming wine and charcuterie bar, and from the moment I stepped inside, it was clear that thoughtful design and attention to detail were at the forefront. The interior feels fresh and inviting, with vibrant colors, tapestry-covered seating, and a beautifully designed walkout bar. The fixtures are top-tier, reminiscent of the elegance you might find at a Four Seasons property or the Rosewood in Santa Barbara. Service was equally impressive. Preston, the lead server, demonstrated a strong command of both the menu and the wine list. His professionalism and ease made the experience seamless and enjoyable. Chef Michael's presence is also clearly felt in the kitchen, where dishes are prepared with care and delivered hot and in a timely manner. The food exceeded expectations--approachable yet elevated, and consistently well executed. The atmosphere strikes a perfect balance: light, open, and airy, enhanced by a stunning skylight and accented with fresh-cut flowers at each table. Subtle background music creates a relaxed, conversational tone, making it equally suitable for a casual gathering or a more intimate outing. A small, thoughtfully placed television offers an option for sports viewing without detracting from the overall ambiance. Guests can expect to spend approximately $50 per person without cocktails, which feels appropriate given the quality of both the food and the environment. Parking is manageable with nearby street options, though arriving early is recommended. The kitchen serves until 9 PM Sunday through Thursday and 10 PM on Friday and Saturday. Most notably, owner Brandon has clearly brought a vision to life here. His effort and attention to detail are evident throughout the entire experience, and it's easy to see Solera becoming a staple in Seal Beach in short order. In summary, Solera delivers a refined yet welcoming experience, combining strong culinary execution, thoughtful design, and attentive service. I look forward to returning soon with more guests. Welcome to Seal Beach--this is a standout addition.

    Serena K.

    Everything was amazing! The staff was incredibly kind, and the owner even came by to introduce himself and make us feel welcome. We started with the fried artichokes, and the Serrano sauce was outstanding just the right amount of heat and packed with flavor! The hanger steak and chicken entrée were both fantastic and cooked perfectly. And whatever you do, don't skip the cornbread...it was absolutely delicious! We had a wonderful experience and will definitely be back. Highly recommend!

    James T.

    Fantastic. Service was friendly but not rushed, wine list had quality stuff at every price point. The decor and menu was outstanding too. We were just there for lunch but thought it was outstanding and cannot wait to come back.

    Duck
    Tash M.

    A for effort! First of all, this is a great addition to Main Street, open for about a month now! The decor channels cute French bistro with some beachy tones. The tables are a bit scrunched together so keep your elbows in. No full bar, but the wine list should have something for everyone. My Syrah from the loire valley lost its peppery glory, but such is the risk we take with wine by the glass. The bread trio was a great starter, and the caraway was my favorite. However with the trio of butters was the star of the show: jalapeño butter. No need to change anything about that one. The rest of the food had some problems with execution: my cauliflower steak was quite flavorful but too oily. My friend's duck was also tasty but the skin was not crispy, and the accompanying mole was oddly seasoned with tamarind and cinnamon notes. Our neighbors were not thrilled with their crème brûlée as the custard was too thick and unwieldy. A birthday bonus is kindly provided with a free scoop of gelato, which had very fresh vanilla bean notes but was a tad freezer burned. Service was a bit slow but they were trying. There are still execution issues with the food and other kinks to iron out, but with some more time and finesse, I have high hopes for Solera and look forward to coming back.

    This was the duck It was cooked perfectly I believe this was called the Wohrman Reserve
    Anthony G.

    Incredible The food was out of this world Best duck I've ever had The atmosphere was incredible. The wine selection excellent Everything was simply great And priced very reasonably

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    Ask the Community - Solera

    A PCH - Spicy Yellowfin Tuna

    A PCH

    4.3(609 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$

    A's Restaurant has truly become our favorite place in Long Beach! We first came here in March to…read morecelebrate my promotion, and the experience was so amazing that my daughter and I have continued coming back ever since. I especially want to shout out Melissa, Justin, and Alberto. Their service is beyond exceptional, but it's how genuinely warm, personable, and welcoming they are that makes every visit so special. They always make my daughter and I feel like family, and that kind of hospitality is rare. The food is absolutely delicious, and the quality is consistently amazing, but even great food and quality are nothing without great service. Melissa, Justin, and Alberto truly complete the entire experience. We always leave feeling cared for, appreciated, and excited to return. We absolutely love A's and the wonderful people who make it feel like home. If I could give more than five stars, I would!

    We stopped by on Sunday afternoon. Perhaps due to the time, getting a table was easy, even as…read morewalk-ins. The available menu was the brunch menu. We started with appetizers: mussels ($23) and braised lamb belly ($25). For the main course, we ordered a ribeye steak ($69), Scottish salmon ($46), and "dirty pasta" ($36). Drinks included a glass of wine ($17) and a glass of Coke ($4.50). With tax ($23.15) and an "employee benefits" charge ($5.51), the total came to $249.16 before gratuity. The mussels are cooked in a broth of white wine, nduja sausage, tomatoes, onions, lemon juice, and parsley, with a toasted baguette served on the side. I liked the overall taste of the dish, but the mussels were small. The braised lamb belly was an interesting dish, as it was served with kimchi and thin sheets of daikon radish on the side. I assumed the idea was to make a "taco" by combining the three components. I liked it, though the lamb had bit of gaminess which might not appeal to everyone. The ribeye plate comes as steak only, with sides available à la carte. The steak was cooked nicely--juicy and flavorful, though I was a bit surprised by how rich it tasted. The "dirty pasta" features large rigatoni, ground duck, ricotta, and sauce. It was good, and the duck made for an interesting change from the usual beef. As a complete plated meal, I think the Scottish salmon was impressive--both for its visual presentation and the taste of the meal as a whole. The restaurant floor has a split-level design. Upon entering, you'll find a large oval bar surrounded by tables and booths. Step down a level, and there are seats offering views of the Long Beach marina. This area with a view is protected by windows--which is good, as the marine air is often cool and breezy. It seems that nearly all the establishments owned by this restaurant group have names starting with the letter or word "A." When searching online, use the words "a pch restaurant," as "a pch" alone is apparently too vague a search term. A final note to management: I was surprised to see a $5.51 charge for "employee benefit" on our bill. I playfully asked our server what benefits this covered, but they didn't know. They mentioned it could be removed if I objected, but I chose not to. My point is, if you're charging diners, shouldn't your staff be able to explain it? And if the line item can be so easily discharged, maybe you shouldn't be adding it in the first place.

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    Hangout Restaurant & Beach Bar - Cheddar Bacon Burger

    Hangout Restaurant & Beach Bar

    4.1(1.5k reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Food excellent and fresh... ordered the huevos rancheros BOMB absolutely delicious!! I also…read moreordered the mahi tacos yummy yummy definitely will be making my way back there when coming down to the OC. Btw I may add that service was an A+++ and perfect beachfront ocean views - cozy neighborhood, comfort bar.

    Where do I start, we were visiting from out of state and stopped in to grab a bite while taking…read moreadvantage of our Seal Beach surroundings (8/12/26) . First, they only take reservations for groups of eight or more. We were a group of five so therefore we were at the mercy of availability and the wait time at 5pm was close to an hour. Normally, I believe the wait time would have been less had it not been for a band that was scheduled to play across the street on the beach at 6pm. The locals were pooring into the Hang Out to dine before the band started, which caused congestion and raised the talk volume. Bad timing on our end. We took advantage of the Wednesday (Fish Fry) Special: 50% off fish 'n' chips, fried fish sandwiches, and fried fish tacos with a drink purchase. The food came out in a timely fashion which was a plus, but down side was all of our ordered entrees were somewhat generic in appeal and flavor. Perhaps there is not much one can do to upside fish 'n' chips or fried fish tacos. In conclusion, the hostess was very apologetic, the food arrived to our table hot and we did enjoy ourselves.

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    Saint & Second - Banana cream pie

    Saint & Second

    4.3(3.6k reviews)
    2.3 mi
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    It's been a while since I found a New American restaurant that I thoroughly enjoyed everything I…read moreordered. Saint & Second just hits the spot for me! For starters, we got the Parker House Rolls, which comes with truffle butter, local citrus honey, and grana padano cheese. These rolls were so fluffy and flavorful. We also ordered the hummus, which was so rich and creamy, and the oysters from the raw bar. For the main, we ordered the Smoked & Glazed Pork Chop, Fish & Chips, and the Wedge salad to share. And let me tell you, that everything was so good. The Smoked & Glazed Pork Chop came with a whole show, where staff would bring out the dish in a smoke-infused glass dome and open the dome when presented on the table so we can smell and see all the smoke. Not only was it beautiful to look at, but it tasted just as beautifully. The meat was melt-in-your-mouth tender, and the rainbow swiss chard, cheddar grits, candied pecans, and avocado honey helped balance out all the juiciness from the meat. They use haddock fillet for the Fish & Chips, which was fried to perfection. The Wedge Salad is what actually knocked my socks off! This was one of the best wedge salads that I've ever had. It had your key ingredients: iceberg, buttermilk dressing, red onion, crumbled egg, tomato, bacon gastrique, blue cheese, dill, chives - but something about this salad was different! It was so refreshing, flavorful--just everything you want in a dish. We ended the dining experience with their Peach Cobbler Hand Pie, which came with streusel, pistachio crumble, salted caramel, and vanilla ice cream. Can't wait to go back when I'm in the area!

    Food was good, the calamari with the Aioli was the best thing I had. The fried chicken was alright…read morealongside the cob salad, but nonetheless it was a good time. Service was phenomenal, our waiter kept on checking in and was extremely polite and charismatic. Ambiance of this restaurant is always cool and collective, along with a slight luxury feel. Great atmosphere, service workers seem to be content as well, love that.

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    320 Main - Meatballs

    320 Main

    3.9(1.2k reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Stopped by 320 Main in Seal Beach for breakfast and it did not disappoint. I ordered the American…read morebreakfast with two eggs, sausage, sourdough toast, and homemade fries, and everything was cooked just right. The eggs were fresh, the sausage was flavorful, and the homemade fries were crispy and delicious. I also added a side of their crispy bacon, which was definitely worth it -- perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The atmosphere was quiet and relaxing since I got there right when they opened, which made it even more enjoyable. It's a smaller spot, but cozy, with both indoor and outdoor dining options. Overall, it was a great breakfast experience and I would definitely come back again.

    The food is great. My regular server is great and always has some chilled champagne glasses ready…read morefor me. The food seems a little slow but it's ok because I enjoy myself while I wait. In the summer when I'm in Seal for two months I go every Sunday for brunch. It is fabulous. I was looking forward to my last Sunday about a month ago, the day before I was headed back home. I arrived at my usual time about 15 minutes before brunch is scheduled and advertised to end. The bartender, who is not my usual server, informed me that I could not order brunch. When I politely inquired as to why, since the time had not expired for brunch, she condescendingly told me that since I don't work at a restaurant, I wouldn't know that the kitchen shuts down before the actual time. I noticed that the owner didn't happen to be there that Sunday as he usually is. We left.

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