Restaurants

Visitors are treated to a variety of options from a quick oyster burger and fries to five-star dining in outstanding settings. Gourmet fare often features Northwest Regional Cuisine, notable for its use of seasonal, locally gathered ingredients-an abundance of fresh fish and seafood, game, wild berries of all kinds, wild mushrooms, cranberries, and more.

Sit back, relax and taste for yourself why one of the highlights of a Long Beach Peninsula visit is the award-winning gourmet cuisine.

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