Claire's At the Museum - New American restaurant in Long Beach - 2300 E Ocean Blvd, USA

My friend brought me here for Sunday brunch. We had to wait for one hour before we were seated. We couldn't ask for a more perfect day. The food was great, and the service was slow but the staff was very nice. Great ambiance.

Delicious food and drinks. It's a great place on a sunny day to enjoy the view ⛱️. Get there when they open, and you will get a great table. They accept reservations for groups. There is a 1 1/2 hour limit for your table.

Food was delicious! Would come back for sure. Heads up: they stop taking names at checkin about and hour and half before closing…I saw a bunch of people get turned away for that so be sure to get there early. The view: beautiful and vast of the ocean and rollerbladers down on the sidewalk They were able to make me a mocktail Bloody Mary and it was one of the best I’ve ever had. I had the burger w all vegan toppings and it was so good. We were visiting my sister and it was a fun place, highly rec.

We absolutely love this place. We sometimes park near the bottom of this road to ride bikes or jog, and you can see the yellow umbrellas from the boardwalk. It has been on our radar for some time. Early Saturday morning, we finally made it there. The view is stunning from any of the tables. There was a 20 min wait to be right at the edge, but we took a table by the fountain and still had an amazing ocean view. The fountain is a work of modern art with water finding its way out of the twisted metal sculpture in a peaceful, yet industrial, way. My wife got the large bloody mary which came with 4 big pieces of bacon and was well-crafted and delicious. I had the blueberry whiskey and it was a little sweet for me, but I usually opt for whiskey and soda water, so I'm sure it's really good to most people, just not me. She got the Smoked Salmon Benedict, which was beautifully presented and tasty as well. I had the Country Breakfast. It was hearty, and even though the ingredients were simple, you could taste the quality. It's worth mentioning that the potatoes were fried and crisped to perfection, and smashed whole potatoes. Very different and delicious take on the home fry staple of American food. Even the iced tea here seemed somehow elevated. This place definitely lived up to the hype. The museum it is connected to is well kept and worth a walk through as well.

Lovely view and nice atmosphere for brunch with a loved one. The service was wonderful and the food was fine, a bit pricey but it’s worth it for the view. They have alcoholic beverages as well as coffee and tea. Breakfast and lunch served all day and the menu is pretty small.

We had a reunion with our 2nd cousin on the patio. The views, the food, the grapefruit fizz, and the service were all fantastic!! We'll definitely come back next time we're in Long Beach.

This restaurant is the epitome of the idea of a restaurant cafe by the ocean, and the quality of the food only adds to the experience. It is a delightful location. It might be wise to bring a jacket; the breeze can be chilly depending on time of day and of year. I loved the potatoes that were a side to some of the entrees; they were basically whole potatoes but cooked to perfection and unreasonably tasty. The creme brulee French toast was among the better implementations of French toast I've had at a restaurant. The bread was thick and just the right amount of moist. There is the hint of that creme brulee flavor to satisfy the craving. And the avocado toast: they are generous with the avocado, and it's not so seasoned that you lose the flavor of the avocado. To my taste, exactly right. All in all, a great Sunday morning beachside brunch location and highly recommended.

This is a nice place and they have great view. The parking is about 1 one block away near 9th. The parking lot can get full and the wait can be long so come early. They don't have reservations for small parties. The French toast was delicious but I wish I also ordered potatoes.