Lighthouse Bistro Global Cuisine -Food CA (Near Monterey)

Tim Balen A perfect fine dining experience in Long Beach. Everything from the drinks and food, to the presentation and service, was immaculate. It is a small mid-century modern dining room in the former Century City Motel on 3rd Street in Long Beach, close to public parking. We enjoyed all the tastings, from the Crudo to the octopus to the bread with cultured butter, and the bass was also excellent. Another highlight was the Apple Tarte Tarin, which was divine with the Carmel and whipped cream. All the sauces and food tasted fresh and well-made. The prices are comparable to other date night and fine dining restaurants, so while high are expected and not out of the ordinary. There is also an outdoor seating area in the interior next to the pool, which is where the bathroom is (even the bathroom was kept very clean and we were pleased to see was also stocked with tampons). We would definitely go back and try some of the cocktails and mussels.

Richard Katz This was the best restaurant meal I have ever had. No kidding. Im seventy seven years old and Ive eaten a lot of restaurant meals all over the world. Today I went riding around town at lunchtime thinking I would really like to sink my teeth into a couple of good tamales. I drove past Masa right here in my home neighborhood of POint Richmond; Masa makes a righteous tamale, no doubt about that. But I wanted to explore; I wanted to go find something new and special. I motorcycled over to 23rd street, went past restaurants and taco trucks, all of them known to be good. I went up and down 22nd and 23rd street, thinking that what I really wanted was tamales from a mercado like I used to get in the Mission at the front of the food stores, inexpensive and delicious and really fresh. Then I decided to head down MacDonald for no good reason and BOOM! right there where there used to be a place called the Garage, theres a new restaurant Richmond Eats. They had a sandwich board out front that said "3 Tamales $10" but only on Saturday and Sunday, and this was Tuesday. I parked the bike and went inside and sure enough they would cook me up some pork tamales, three for ten bucks. Im not going to try and tell you how good they are. You gotta go buy them for yourself and your kids and eat them blazing hot fresh from the kitchen. Dont take my word for it, just go. On my way out the woman at the counter told me "Those are Salvadorean tamales." Nothing wrong with Mexican tamales, no sir, nothing at all, no no no. But you gotta check out Richmond Eats. Salvadorean and Mexican. And man, this restaurant is so clean it SPARKLES.

Pk David “Lentil” Small town chinese & Thai restaurant with a lot of charm. Food was great, especially being so far from a big city. Walnut prawns were my favorite but everything was good. Will be back when passing through in the future.

SpaceQueen Odyssey Incredible service!! And such wonderful folks in and out of the building. The rooms were clean and the front desk women have such beautiful eyes and spirits. So grateful for Raylyns above and beyond expert assistance with everything we needed. I absolutely love the free starbucks in the morning as well as exploring all the historic nooks and crannies of the gorgeous establishment! Whar a fun trip ! We will be back !

Nandan M Best vibe for a dinner date with live music, outdoor seating, good food and drinks. Kids friendly and liked salad and chicken sandwich. Must visit if you’re in Mariposa for a night stay during your Yosemite trip.

Rosa Silva The delicious food and presentation is always amazing. Always a memorable experience with impeccable service & friendly faces. You can’t go wrong with your choice and if you ask, the recommendations are great. Great experience from start to finish. Dog friendly and choice of inside/outside seating is the cherry on top!!