
Elevated comfort food in a light-filled room with a large bar & tv for sports-viewing.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3850 Worsham Ave Suite 410, Long Beach, CA 90808
Phone: (562) 420-5331
Website: https://www.the908restaurant.com/
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Reviews
The brussel sprouts appetizer is excellent, though could go a bit stronger on the balsamic for my preferences, and is a massive portion well suited for 2-4 people (that I may have mistakenly ordered for just myself). At $14, highly recommend.
The maple glazed pork chops are my usual go to, and they’re excellent on their own, but today I noticed the Iberica Pork seasonal special and – while not their most expensive offering at *only* $61 – decided to treat myself. The portion size for the Iberica Pork was reasonable, but the temper and seasoning – just some mild, flaky salt – made it absolutely delectable with the perfect render on the fat and excellent crust. The chimichurri offered alongside it is practically sinful to actually use, as it easily overpowers the Iberica Pork, but was quite flavorful for use with the side of grilled broccolini, which was the only mild disappointment given how unseasoned it was. The other side, garlic fries, were perfectly cooked and seasoned with a nice amount of garlic.
The Panna Cotta is excellent, though a bit confusing as it appears the coffee, caramel, and banana flavors were all blended together instead of being layered or separate.
The English breakfast tea was, unfortunately, not actually available – but the early gray on offer instead hit the spot just the same and paired nicely with the desert.
An excellent place for special occasions or more frequent visits if one can resist the temptation of their generally pricey specials.
We tried their lobster roll, calamari, and steamed mussels this time. Their lobster roll was pretty small and had too much butter for my taste (it was dripping the whole time ) but the calamari and mussels were tasty as always!
I started with the Caesar salad and added grilled chicken—super crisp romaine, fresh shaved parm, and a house-made dressing that actually had flavor (not the watery stuff). The chicken was grilled just right—juicy, clean, no grease. Simple and perfect.
The Thai Curry Sea Bass was the star of the night. The fish was buttery soft, and the curry had just the right amount of warmth without being heavy. Loved the fresh veggies and the light rice on the side. It was flavorful but still felt light—like the kind of dish you feel good eating.
Ended the night with the berry cobbler and ice cream and oh my god, it was SO good. Tart, sweet, warm berries with a golden, buttery topping and melty vanilla ice cream. I don’t even normally go for dessert, but this was 100% worth it.
The whole place has this relaxed, welcoming energy. Everyone on the team was so friendly and kind—just really good people. It’s modern without being cold, buzzy without being loud. Honestly, it’s one of those places you instantly want to come back to.
Already planning a return trip for brunch.