Pine ave and the area around it have a lot of Fantastic places to eat, and shops to visit. Movies, shows, coffee house's, just walk and see the Ocean area, it has Buss and train access. You can find it all in this area, includes some dinners and dives visited locations. you will like this area.

Take The Passport...as parking is a little tough, but doable if you are driving. Smaller restaurants vs chain type...so pick sushi, Mexican, Italian, Greek.....

What I liked best off Pine was the Congregation Pub on the Promenade and Broadway I'm sure ther were some restaurants that are good on Pine but Icannot say. For me I like Shore Line Village. The Yard House and Tequila Jacks were my favorites. Great little shops and more restaurants surrounded by a marina.

Pine Street is the place to go when staying in Downtown Long Beach! It was lots of fun in the middle of February and summer should be even more fun with all the tourists. There are many restaurants of different ethnicity. We had Wings for dinner one day and Sushi for lunch and Indian for dinner the next. All three... More

Pine Avenue is a great place to visit. It can please almost everyone's taste. From trendy restaurants to simple ones. A lot of night live and live music here. Cafe Sevilla is my favorite. I like tapas, and this restaurant has one of the best Spanish tapas. Excellent food pairs with good wine, and live music. It always makes me... More

Lots of life on Pine Ave..Fun to walk around, It was cold on the day I was there and can only imagine a spring or summer day/evening...Close to the ocean and the smell of the salt air was wonderful. People watching was fun and lots of interesting folks

You cannot go wrong in choosing a restaurant on Pine. It has everything from fast food to savory steaks sizzled over the pampas grill of El Gaucho, to the delicious empanadas and neverending wine tasting at Sevilla. The bar scene throughout is friendly and up beat.

All decked out for Christmas, this was a fund place to walk around. Safe and busy enough but not too crowded. Caution if you don't like cigarette smoke. Everyone here smokes - at least they did on the 2 visits we made to Pine Street - you smell it if you eat outside.

Really enjoyed a break from attending a conference to explore the Pine Avenue area. Very easy walking area but the free Red buses are great if you want to just ride and check things out. Many compliments to the cordial bus drivers who gladly offer suggestions and remind passengers of the stops. So many wonderful restaurants and cafes to choose... More