9 Best Coffee Shops in Long Beach

“Amazing coffee made by an extremely friendly staff. A wide selection of drinks to chose for both caffeinated and without caffeine. They even have stuff for kids. The space is clean, well-lit and filled with creative merch, thematic decorations and comfortable spacious seating areas. Top tier place to unwind with a cup of ☕️.“

“Best breakfast I’ve had in a very long time. The place is a delight. Glad I found it and will return often.. Thank you, Trish. if you’re in Long Beach, don’t miss out on stopping in for breakfast or lunch. You will not be sorry.“

“I'm in town visiting family and had the chance to check out a few local spots that came highly recommended. Blacksmiths Breads was one of the breakfast places on my list.. and it absolutely lived up to the hype. The coffee was spot-on and the croissant was perfectly soft, buttery, and fresh. Everything hit the mark. I’ll definitely be back, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a top-notch, quick breakfast spot. 10/10!“

“They have an amazing selection of vegan donuts and they were all INCREDIBLY DELICIOUS! Super moist, priced affordable and this will be a place we will be coming back to many times!“

“Best coffee!! Friendly staff!“

“Food was great!! We loved !“

“Ordered on Uber. Although this location is not always available for delivery every chance I get I order from here! Some of the best bagels around. Baked salmon salad is absolutely delicious. Its as close to Russ&Daughters as you're going to get on LI. Veg cream cheese is fresh and tasty! Most places just through some scarps and scallions.“

“After eating around the area I seemed some dessert and crepes were just across the street. Fresco, don’t be mistaken by the name out front. The owner explained how they’re really known as FRESCO! Speaking of which, he was very nice and endearing, very conversational but still a man on the job so he kept it short. My favorites crepe that came out of my order of three was the hedgehog. The bread matched well with the Nutella used and the coconut and almonds kept the taste interesting enough to keep going even if there was a lot of coconut shaving left over. The peanut butter and jelly definitely has more potential. The peanut butter matches very well with the bread just over all mouth feel, the jelly was the problem for me. I’m not sure if it was the jelly or just the bread not matching well with it but any jelly bite was unsatisfying. It didn’t make as much as a mess as I thought which was great due to a problem I came across while cutting it.
The take out tin trays. I don’t know if anyone else has come across this but the knife provided to me cut right through. I learned to be careful there after but it seemed very flimsy and easily ripped two out of three trays:/
Lastly the ferror. It was delicious for what is was. It had the chocolate and nuts were spread on the inside with powdered sugar and strawberry on top. The bread matched well with it but it was dry only moist by the saliva filling my mouth. I loved it but I just think the inner part of the chocolate ball was overwhelming the moist of the chocolate outside. I would suggest added whip cream on top to have a complementary taste without taking away from what it is.
Overall I’d like to explore this place more because it seems to really have potential. The bread of the crepe is definitely up to my taste and that’s thanks to the cool owner Big T as I called him. Would recommend“

“Love Long Beach Starbucks! Great location (next to LIRR) a easy walk to the beach! Two floors, fireplace, indoor & outdoor seating! But most of all the super friendly people who work there! They are involved in the community, they have volunteered and helped at the animal shelter, toy and food drives, book reading for the children, games nights! They support the local artist both musicians (music nights) and photographers (see local artist pics on the walls) and they have an amazing Manager Nicole!“