Broadway Corridor

​Starting just East of Downtown and stretching to Belmont Shore, the emerging Broadway Corridor business area is a mini-Renaissance within Long Beach.

Many new businesses have opened, and storefronts and nearby homes have undergone historical restorations. Along the corridor visitors will find great restaurants, coffee shops, and specialty stores selling art, clothing, furniture, antiques, and much more. This was the first neighborhood in Long Beach to feature our iconic rainbow crosswalks.

Dining

Home to some of Long Beach’s most popular restaurants, including beloved Italian favorites and Michelin-noted Southern comfort cuisine, the Corridor also offers a diverse mix of cafes, bars and casual eateries, with options ranging from international flavors to pub fare. Sidewalk patios and laid-back gathering spots add to a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

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Shopping

Shopping along the Broadway Corridor has a distinctly local, independent feel, with vintage shops, boutiques, specialty stores and businesses offering everything from clothing and home goods to gifts and unique finds. The walkable streets and eclectic mix of businesses make it easy to browse, explore and discover something unexpected.

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Entertainment

Renowned for its lively nightlife, the Corridor features a host of bars and other gathering spots that bring energy to the neighborhood, with live music, dancing, performances and plenty of places to meet friends and enjoy a night out.

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