Zip 90802 (Long Beach, CA) Reviews


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The reviews of Long Beach, CA, 90802 are overwhelmingly positive. This lively coastal community is known for its eclectic mix of attractions, events, and activities that cater to all ages. From the eclectic restaurants to the stunning beaches and boardwalks, there is something for everyone in this vibrant city. Cultural centers such as The Aquarium of the Pacific and Queen Mary provide educational experiences to visitors while art galleries and museums offer a unique insight into the local history and culture. Shopping districts in Downtown Long Beach offer countless boutiques, restaurants, stores and activities for fun-seekers. With so much to do and experience in Long Beach, it's not surprising that many people give glowing reviews about their visits here.

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The Good & Bad of Long Beach - 4/22/2023
I have been living in Downtown Long Beach (90802) for 20 years. When I arrived, the City was moving at a decent pace to clean up its Sailor Town-nudie bar image, making improvements here and there. However, it slowed to a snail's pace, and the City struggled to attract a good variety of retail on Pine Street. Then came the 2008 Real Estate Crash, and the Pandemic, throwing a MAJOR monkey wrench in Long Beach's game plan.
After clearing those hurdles, the City hit the acceleration pedal, adding several new multifamily residential developments, Civic Center Plaza, expanding the aquarium, and attracting national chain retail at The Pike. However, Pine Steet, once the heartbeat of the City, still struggles to reach its fullest potential as many storefronts remain empty. The only lively thing on Pine is the restaurants which transform into clubs on weekend nights. I am perplexed why Pine is not popping like 2nd Street in Belmont Shores, Melrose in Hollywood, or the shopping district Read More

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Alamitos Beach in Long Beach Ca - 6/25/2017
Alamitos Beach is a beautiful place. Its streets lined with palm trees marking the architectural period pieces from the early 1900's to the late 1940's. Walking the streets of Alamitos Beach gives a person an idea of the grace and charm that formed this community. Interspersed with the older, ornate apartment buildings from another era are modern highrise condos in various styles. The Galaxy's blue panels recall the space race, the Current a few miles away is the newest highrise and reflects minimalist gloss with its use of silver steel and shiny glass. Like children teasing old dowagers , these high rises sit next to aging apartments from the turn of the century now turned condos.,The St. Regis on Ocean Blvd. is an old dowager that spills,it's fading beauty onto the sand and the street. Broadway Ave. is the antithesis of corporate retail that only excels in uniformity. Here are novelty shops, cafes, restaurants, clothing stores that serve up genuine flavor and style to,this Read More

Best weather, clean area - 2/17/2008
Long Beach tends to have a bad rep., for good reasons. The City has cleaned up its act over the past 10 years, especially downtown. The streets and sidewalks are kept clean and the City actively enforces Code violations. I originally stayed here because the weather is so much cooler in summer than inland. We also have a lot going on here besides just great restaurants and shopping. I live in the Arts District where there are many small galleries and activities. We also have races of all types - running, biking, boats, and the Grand Prix. It is a big city area so crowding and parking can be problems. I advise you find a place with high owner-occupancy if possible because people tend to be quieter, more respectful of the property, and less likely to cram whole families in small Read More

Living in Long Beach - 8/26/2007
If your health is a concern...forget living in Long Beach. I've lived here 10 years and will not drink the water, have asthma and have my home professionally cleaned once a week to remove the layer of shlar from the nearby gasoline refineries and port that collects on every horizonal surface in less than 24 Read More

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