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71 S. Pine St., Long Beach
562-437-8300 Readers' rating:
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Located directly across from the Long Beach Convention Center in an impossibly corporate-looking site near a bunch of chain stores, the Auld Dubliner grows on you once you make your way past the gaggle of guys in shirts and ties smoking on the doorstep. It's an upscale pub, with branches in Squaw Valley, Lake Las Vegas and Tucson, but it's not too slick; it feels lived in and comfortable. There's a fine lineup of draft beers, including Guinness, Harp, Newcastle, Smithwick's, Boddingtons and Bass, and the food's terrific. A specialty of the house is the Irish dish boxty — elsewhere that's an awkward potato pancake folded over messy fillings, but here it's a graceful crepe-like dish with simple, tasty fillings. Chips (fries) are dusted with curry powder; there's a full menu of salads and sandwiches and the like. The desserts, including Irish whiskey brûlée, are wonderfully well executed.

 Reader Reviews

August 13, 2007
Scott SLO, CA

This place is very expensive, no question about it but I do like they serve true 20oz pint glasses and not cheap 16oz milk glasses. They place looks nice as well but $6.00 for a pint is expensive when you also have to tip 15% on top of that, which I don't like.

October 12, 2006
Claudia Garcia Long Beach, CA

I love this place! The pints are perfect and the bangers and champ are to die for. The boxtys maybe graceful but the lamp chops are oh so nice. The food is where it really comes into its own. They have live music most days but the sessions on Sunday remind me of visits to Ireland.

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 Venue Details
Cuisine Irish/English/UK
Night Life Pubs , Bars
Prices $6 pints


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