Best Outdoor Dining Oasis Breakfast Restaurants in Long Beach
3 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
Rose Park Roasters
Local roastery with house-roasted beans and beautiful shaded patio
Worthy Picks
7.9
This local coffee roaster's third location opened near the Convention Center with a shaded patio retreat. While coffee is the star—featuring house-roasted single-origin beans and seasonal lattes—the expanded food menu now includes grab-and-go breakfast items and house-baked pastries including standout biscuits.
Must-Try Dishes:
House Biscuit, Banana Bread, Maple Lavender Latte
What Makes it Special: Local roastery with house-roasted beans and beautiful shaded patio
7.9
A health-forward brunch counter in Alamitos Beach that builds its menu around house-made pastries, specialty drinks like the cardamom latte, and a deep gluten-free and vegan lineup that goes well beyond token options. The sidewalk parklet seating sets the tone for a relaxed, neighborhood-paced morning. It runs lean on reviews but the small crowd that knows it returns with unusual loyalty.
Must-Try Dishes:
Cardamom Latte, Veggie Frittata, Biscuit Sandwich
What Makes it Special: Health-forward brunch cafe with house-made pastries, specialty coffee, and an extensive gluten-free and vegan menu served from a charming sidewalk parklet
7.7
An all-day brunch operation on Atlantic Ave that stretches well beyond standard egg-and-toast territory—potato pancakes, shrimp and grits, and a meatloaf that signals comfort-food ambitions alongside the expected morning plates. The pet-friendly patio and downtown Long Beach location make it a reliable default for groups that need to satisfy brunch purists and lunch-leaning eaters at the same table.
Must-Try Dishes:
Potato Pancake, Breakfast Burrito, Meatloaf
What Makes it Special: All-day brunch destination on Atlantic Ave with a menu that ranges from stacked pancakes to comfort-food meatloaf, plus a pet-friendly patio steps from downtown Long Beach.