Mineshaft Restaurant,Bar in Long Beach

Name: Mineshaft
Address: 1720 E Broadway, Long Beach, United States
Telephone: 15624362433
Rating: 3.9

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Mineshaft

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#891 From 1406 in Long Beach

7.7

46 Review

Ambience

7.7/10

Food

7.7/10

Interior

7.7/10

Prices

7.7/10

Service

7.7/10

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Price & Cuisine

$$$ Cocktail Bars

Establishment type

Restaurant, Bar

Features

Takeout

Wheelchair Accessible

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1720 E Broadway, Long Beach, United States

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It is the greatest place near Bixby Park. Don't miss the opportunity to drink good beer. The homely atmosphere of this bar allows visitors to relax after a hard working day. Many guests mention that the staff is friendly here. Most reviewers highlight that the service is fine. Prices are attractive for the quality you get. But Mineshaft hasn't got a high rating from Google users.

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Laura Hernandez

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A month ago

Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

3 weeks ago

B Moore

5 months ago

Sam Shofani

8 months ago

Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

Jett Manjawe

Price per person $30–50 Food: 3 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Jerard Wright

9 months ago

Cory Ramsey

2 months ago

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Had a great tonight at this bar. Mario took good care of me with happy hour drinks. The people were so welcoming and fun. I will definitely be back! Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Alex L

A year ago

This is and has been my local watering hole for years. Totally love the owner Jeff. He has alway's has been super inviting and charming to me since meeting him years ago. In the last few months though i have noticed something here and at the other local bars regarding food street vendors. I am all for anyone making a living doing honest work which they all are but why at Mineshaft are they literally setting up shop right in front of the entrance? And i do mean right in front of the only entrance to the bar! What if the customers are not hungry? What if the customer wants a little more low key of an entrance? Anyway i don't know why this is being allowed? I realize that no one owns the sidewalk (including the vendors who think they do) but this just seems wrong to me. In all years before everywhere i have never seen this practice nor do i feel it's right. For me part of the appeal of the MS was discretion on entering and leaving. Now with blinding lights and literally a kitchen and some people eating not so much. All i can say is i hope this practice soon stops. Entrances to establishments should not be blocked. And let me state i have no problem with the street vendors other then this and that if any licenses or rules are required that they adhere to them just like any business has to.

Last Name First

This place has been on the decline for a while. It’s a local popular watering hole, but it’s just there for the money. It always smells like sewage water.. The bartenders are sometimes uninviting and don’t make it feel like you’re in a safe queer space. Security is very lax and practically nonexistent.. if you want a heavy pour in a cruise-y space, this is the spot. It’s not always safe and staff don’t respond well to concerns from patrons. Probably comes from the top-down.