Best Lunch Restaurants in Long Beach

"Next on my list of the best pancakes in NYC, it’s Sunday in Brooklyn. Another place that serves up some of the best pancakes in NYC is Sunday in Brooklyn. The pancakes here are always piled high, and they’re so fluffy that it seems almost criminal to cut into them."

"Came for brunch with my sister on a Monday afternoon, arrived around 1230pm and the place is quite packed and busy. They have outdoor seating which is ni..."

"This "vegetable-slaughterhouse" serves up fresh plant-based breakfast, lunch, and dinner at their two locations. The menu is fully vegetarian, with most of it being vegan and gluten-free as well. They're commitment is to transform fruit and vegetables into something special and focus on featuring local, seasonal produce."

"The food at The Butcher's Daughter is definitely not the only thing insta-worthy. This restaurant's artsy vibe makes it the perfect spot for not only a great brunch but some awesome photos too. The Butcher's Daughter has locations in the West Village and Lolita."

"Anyone who knows the happy chaos of the old Russ & Daughters lox-and-bagels outpost might be surprised by its sister café. This is a retro-styled, Instagram-ready restaurant with a soda shop vibe. It’s all sleek lines, herringbone tiles, a silver-and-white palette, soft little globe lights, and backlit jars labeled “PICKLED HERRING” and “SARDINES.” If you just want to get your bagel and whitefish salad on in a peaceful, sleek setting, and this is where you go."

"At iconic Jewish appetizing spot Russ & Daughters’s Lower East Side cafe, find a slew of bagel sandwiches stuffed with smoked salmon, potato latkes, and soups and salads. Sweet options include blintzes and indulgent chocolate babka French toast. To note: The team has converted the spot into a delivery and takeout-only operation during the pandemic, with a few outdoor tables that are available on a first come, first serve basis."

"In New York City, smoked salmon is considered a seafood staple. Few places make the Jewish dish as well as the 1914-established Russ and Daughters Cafe. The Manhattan appetizing store and café particularly specializes in Nova smoked salmon along with pastrami-cured salmon, herring, caviar, and much more."

"Ambling into Veselka after a night out in the East Village is a time-honored late-night tradition in this lively neighborhood. Open 24/7 since 1954, there is no better place to find comforting plates of goulash, kielbasa, borscht and more familiar options like mac and cheese. However, the most rewarding experience results from ordering all the pierogi varieties, from cheese to seasonal blueberry, and arguing with your dining companions over which of these savory Ukranian dumplings reigns supreme."

"Veselka is a Ukrainian diner with breakfast service 24 hours a day, and a menu featuring challah French toast, latkes, pierogis, and blintzes alongside domestic breakfast favorites like bacon and eggs. This cheap, no-hassle restaurant almost always has a table open, even during the busy morning commute hours. Founded in 1954, Veselka offers a taste of somewhere exotic to shake up your early morning routine."

"Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, or dinner, Veselka has got some kind of mouthwatering pierogi to satisfy your cravings. Get your dumpling knowledge on here – a pierogi and a jiaozi are very different, so don’t screw it up."

"A New Orleans vibe is the inspiration behind this restaurant, which is owned by Joshua Boissy. The interior is a gorgeous salon that has green walls that have been fogged to give a lived-in look to the restaurant. The two main reasons to visit this restaurant are the oysters and the absinthe, both of which are staples in the New Orlean’s French Quarter."

"This taste of New Orleans in the middle of Brooklyn is a prime spot in the middle of Williamsburg. This is the perfect place for anyone catching a movie at the nearby Nitehawk or W..."

"But this microbrewery in Prospect Lefferts Gardens also makes its own craft beers. Pair the two on their mural-covered outdoor patio on Nostrand Avenue, and we guarantee you’ll start to feel the fun side of your personality begin to thaw out for the spring. View this post on Instagram"

"This sizable cafe, which has dual personalities as a coffeeshop and a plant store (!!) is located near the Bedford-Nostrand G train (one block away, actually), and I wish I had found it much sooner. The crowd: Local coffee shop customers, lots of quiet people on laptops, and people who want to brunch. The plants: They are delightful."

"One of the best breweries in Brooklyn, if you’re looking for a more traditional sports bar setting paired along with some delicious Brooklyn craft brews, is Keg & Lantern in Greenpoint. This is the perfect place for beer and sports fans to mingle and hang out while pairing your craft brew with bar grub like chicken wings while watching your favorite sporting event on the tv. They also have special happy hour deals making their craft brews a steal of a deal on weeknights."

"If you’re looking for a spot with a variety of delicious bar bites and tasty beer, Keg & Lantern has you covered. This Greenpoint brewpub serves up classic bar foods like chicken wings, burgers, and mac n’ cheese alongside handcrafted ales and lagers. The Greeneyes IPA, Gastronomical IPA, and Transatlantic Lager are just a few of Keg & Lantern’s top brews you should consider trying."

"Stop by Keg & Lantern Brewing Company (K&L) on any game day, and you’re sure to see it packed with beer-loving fans. Its original location in Greenpoint is ranked as the best local sports bar. And the best part is that they brew their own beer onsite."

"Buttermilk Channel From Juliana’s, take the subway to Buttermilk Channel, a casual bistro that offers delicious American-style comfort food. We had the Hot Sausage Egg Scramble ($14), which was scrambled egg mixed with sausage, bell peppers, and onions. The dish came with sides of bittersweet greens, a potato cake, and toast. We enjoyed this savoury dish very much, though the portion was a little small."

"As well as Brooklyn, this parlor also has two other outlets in the city and it’s great for anyone who wants to find a little bit more excitement in their ice cream treats. Cones are old hat, waffles too, but how about a fish-shaped cone or waffle that’s made fresh on-site?. The ice cream takes a back seat here, the chewy waffles with fillings such as fruit or custard take center stage instead."

"A post shared by Taiyaki NYC (@taiyakinyc) on Jul 14, 2018 at 2:18pm PDT. This tiny ice cream outpost on the edge of Chinatown and Little Italy serves up a few inventive treats, but by far their most popular is their magical unicorn ice cream!"

"Taiyaki is known for the fun fish pancake filled with delicious ice cream filled with red bean and topping of your choice!"

"Enjoy fine Japanese cuisine, fusion, all-you-can-eat buffet, and all-you-can-drink in just one restaurant. With two locations in the city and a wide variety of dishes, Kikoo Sushi is the place to be. It is a bigger joint than the previous one, so bring your friends and family along."

"If you like a little DIY with your dinner, then Picnic Garden is for you. This Korean BBQ restaurant in Queens gives you the opportunity to cook your own meat. You select what you want from a long row of options, including squid, chicken, goat, pork belly, and shrimp — along with fare like intestines and gizzards for more adventurous folks — and bring it back to your table."

"Korean BBQ is never a light meal, but this all-you-can-eat buffet in Queens’ Murray Hill should be reserved for only the most dedicated of bulgogi aficionados. Choose your raw meats (beef, octopus and everything in between) then load up on sides like seafood pancakes, Korean fried chicken wings and plump dumplings."

"Known today as the Christ Church, United Methodist, it began with an organization of the same name, which came into being to allow the representation of the increasing number of Christians. The cornerstone for the church was laid in 1882. It was constructed in the Romanesque style of architecture."

"To end Day 3 perfectly, why not walk through St. Patrick’s Cathedral before watching the sunset or night sky from the Top of the Rock – our favorite viewing platform. You can spend as much time as you like up there."