Hungry Harbor - Long Beach

Horrible service. Dont come here unless you want to be discriminated against. I have a disabled child who can't physically eat and has special nutritional supplement drinks that are provided by a medical supply company and I couldn't even give that to her because of the no outside food or drink policy, which by the way you're required to be ADA compliant which this business isn't. I will be reporting this business to the BBB and ADA. This is a lawsuit waiting to happen. They blamed it on COVID and said they were worried about getting shut down, when they should be more worried about being fined by the ADA and getting sued for disability discrimination. Looks like I will be owning a new restaurant in the future.

The food was fine. My toddler was not allowed to drink from her water bottle, which made her cry. This is not world-ending, she's a toddler and crying is not uncommon for her. However, if I'm going to get a burger or fish and chips, why would I go here and not one of the other 10 or so spots with the same menu that won't upset her? It seems excessive to me. I'm sorry to see other parents have had worse experiences due to the same strict enforcement. Just go somewhere where your table isn't policed lol.

Ordered fish n chips, got very sick after eating! Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 1 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 2

Good boca burger with all fastenings. note: burgers averaged $10 because they come with fries. they can sit outside or inside on the rainy days. long beach is a wonderful city, but restaurants are not very veg-friendly. to the happiness there is hungry harbor!

They have a boca burger on the map. probably could be combined with one of their other burgers on the menu, but the Boca option was in order. friendly staff.