It's safe to say you will not find a dining room anything like this in all of Long Beach. The Federal's Long Beach outpost is housed in what used to be a bank built in the 1920's and decked out in Modernist style. And trust us, the food and drinks are just as rich.

Pine Avenue is the backbone of what makes DLTB great. With more than a smattering of restaurants, bars and no less than two flamenco dance halls, this street is a fine mix things to do that showcase Long Beach's international reach.

Stop off for a brief reprieve from the sights and sounds of downtown Long Beach at the Promenade, a lighted pedestrian-only walkway with access to several restaurants, shops and more.

The Queen Mary is a floating museum, hotel and restaurant that’s bigger than the Titanic... and it could be full of ghosts. Or just contain your next good time on the town. That’s for you to decide.

Prime access to warm coastal waters is what living here is all about. And the coast is just minutes away. Comb the sands for a good spot to pitch your umbrella or work on polishing your tan, but there’s more to do than just lying around. This prime stretch in front of downtown offers two parks on the bluff overlooking the beach perfect for a stroll.