L’Opera Italian Restaurant

  4.6 – 1,230 reviews   • Northern Italian restaurant

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L’Opera was established in April of 1990 in a historic clock tower on the corner of First Street and North Pine Ave (look for the gold awnings). We feature homemade Italian food with all our items made to order. We offer a full bar, extensive wine list, chef specials, daily happy hour, private rooms, live music every Friday and a friendly atmosphere. We suggest coming in dressed to impress with reservations. We look forward to your visit!

Handmade pastas, grilled meats & other Northern Italian fare served in a sophisticated atmosphere.

✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out L'Opera Italian Restaurant 90802

Hours

Friday4–10 PM
Saturday4–10 PM
Sunday4–10 PM
Monday4–10 PM
Tuesday4–10 PM
Wednesday4–10 PM
Thursday4–10 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 101 Pine Ave, Long Beach, CA 90802

Phone: (562) 491-0066

Website: http://www.lopera.com/

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Reviews

kevin pun
Delicious food, Great price, cocktails were good, service was good. Great neighborhood spot for date night. My only critique, I ordered a medium rare filet, came out more medium well, but I wasn’t going to wait for a refire. Bread was soft and fluffy. Olive oil and herbs for dipping was delicious. Everything was seasoned well. Other critique is, I assumed salad came with dinner, soups and salads are separate menu items. So if you order an entree, the salads are separate. I dont think ill order an $18 Caesar again. Everything else was spot on
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Tony Straughter
A coworker told me about this elegant, comfortable Italian restaurant in Long Beach. The bartender Miguel and his team are really friendly, and great conversation. I had the Agnello AI Carciofi ( New Zealand Rack of Lamb) OMG it was so very good. The service is Amazing and the atmosphere is relaxing but yet a little upscale. The Brussels Sprouts were not too good stay away from them. When you come make sure to ask for their house special drink….Chocolate Cake. It’s too die for..
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Roy Levalle
The food was great (rack of lamb, veal, and lobster ravioli). We really liked the Tricolore Salad (healthy and delicious). The music was to our liking, not too loud and annoying. Service was outstanding. Robert our waiter and Conor his assistant were very attentive, polite, and professional from start to finish. We will be back soon to try more dishes.
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Holly Dadok
Wonderful experience. We went for an early dinner on a Tuesday, so the restaurant was fairly calm for most of our dinner and didn’t start to get busy until we were near the end of our dinner.

We brought our little one, and the employees were very accommodating in helping us use the wheelchair lift and finding a table that accommodates a bassinet. When baby was getting fussy near the end of dinner and we had to get going, they helped us leave quickly and with no stress.

Our waiter was, Scott, a sommelier, who went above and beyond with service. He was friendly, prompt, and extremely knowledgeable. He recommended to us our new favorite wine!

The food was delicious and the restaurant interior was beautiful. Only con was that it was a little warm inside, I think around 79 degrees, but we didn’t bring it up to anyone because we were having a great time regardless.

Will definitely be coming back soon!
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Alyssa Federico
Really cute restaurant with live Jazz music on Friday nights. Had the calamari and butternut squash ravioli, which were both great. Would recommend for a nice italian meal!
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KHAIE
This was my first time dining at this historic Long Beach restaurant. Fun fact: the building at 101 Pine Avenue was originally the First National Bank of Long Beach, built in 1906, and now houses a true icon. My review is specifically for the Rombauer wine pairing dinner held last Saturday in their Wine Cellar literally built inside the old bank vault, which gives the evening a unique, atmospheric charm. To top it off, the restaurant was also celebrating its 35th anniversary.

Phil (representing the restaurant) and Mike from Rombauer were both very informative and engaging throughout the night. As a Sauvignon Blanc kind of girl, I was surprised to discover that I actually preferred their Chardonnay something I didn’t expect! Shoutout to Scott, who poured at our table he was attentive and made sure everyone was well taken care of.

Two of us at the table are pescatarians, and they made sure everything was correct right from the start, which I really appreciated. The courses were thoughtful and well-paired:
1st Course: Tuna with mango and bell pepper chutney, paired with Sauvignon Blanc light, flavorful, and perfectly balanced.
2nd Course: Bay scallops paired with Chardonnay the dish that actually made me fall for Chardonnay.
3rd Course: Wild mushroom ravioli paired with Pinot Noir not usually a red wine fan, but this pairing worked beautifully. I love mushrooms, and this dish was delicious.
4th Course: Some type of white fish (maybe seabass?) paired with Cabernet Sauvignon. By this point, the buzz had fully set in, so forgive me for not remembering the details, but I know I enjoyed it!
5th Course: Dessert… by then I was fully committed to my “liquid diet,” so I skipped eating it to save the calories for more wine.

Overall, this was such a fun and memorable evening. Great people, great food, great wine, and a truly unique setting. I’ll definitely be back to experience a regular dining night at this iconic Long Beach spot.
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Vaishali Choudhary
Cozy, classic Italian vibe. Warm lighting, dark wood feel. Expect lively crowd.

Tables packed in pretty close, might not get much space or quiet. Noise can get pretty loud. Staff are usually rushing to keep up, so service might feel a bit distracted.

The food, however, is impressive — rich in flavor, well-balanced, and clearly made with quality ingredients. Loved the food here!

If you’re in the mood for good Italian and don’t mind crowd, noise, and elbow room, this place delivers.
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Linda Beam
A group of friends got together for a retirement dinner celebration. The food, service, and ambiance were outstanding. Our server was helpful with appetizers (calamari and shared salads) and wine recommendations – including suggested half portions for some of the larger pasta entrees. A truly great dinner experience in a convenient Long Beach location!
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Isaac Trujillo (Itsisaact)
Absolutely LOVE this place. Stumbled across it when looking for a anniversary dinner reservation. I come back here every year and am never disappointed.

The food is consistent and DELICIOUS!! The servers/waiters are always so helpful and kind. The ambiance is very elegant and calming. I dont know if its everyday, but i usually go Friday nights and they’ve had live music which is such a nice touch.

On average, I spend around 25-45 per person, which is reasonably priced for the experience and food.
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Samantha Galltin
This place is amazing. The food is absolutely delicious. L’Opera is a Long Beach staple. Not only is the food incredible the ambiance is fantastic and the service is great. I came for an early work dinner with co workers. Unfortunately I was on an elimination diet. I thought I would only be able to eat a salad. The menus are clearly marked with vegan, veg, and GF which made it easier. And even then, the waiter was more than happy to accommodate and even suggested we go off menu. While I stuck with a menu item, having the option was a blessing! Don’t skip L’Opera. Your taste buds will thank you.
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