The Auld Dubliner

The Auld Dubliner sits on Pine Avenue in downtown Long Beach, across from the convention center and near the Pike entertainment complex. Visit Long Beach says the interior was transported from Dublin piece by piece; the woodwork, Gaelic signage, and bar make the pub’s backstory visible before ordering. Its location links it with downtown walks, hotels, and the waterfront, making it an easy addition to a city visit without seeking out a suburban corridor.

The official menu centers on Irish dining-room dishes: shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, stew, corned beef and cabbage, and Irish breakfast options. The local tourism directory also highlights draft Guinness and a broad Irish-whiskey selection. The pub advertises live music on selected weekends and provides a private-event inquiry form, so it can work for a pint and hot meal or a group gathering. The site lists daily hours, but check kitchen service and the calendar before a late visit.

Maps reviews for Pine Avenue mention beer, fish and chips, cottage pie, and a traditional pub feel; visitors also discuss music and friendly service. Those comments align with the tourism description, though the experience depends on timing and whether a performance is scheduled. The listing marks the entrance wheelchair accessible. We do not label the menu inexpensive without checking current prices: use the linked menu to estimate the bill and verify any happy-hour offer or event on the current page.

This is the most direct choice for visitors around Downtown, the Pike, or the convention center. Long Beach Transit offers route maps and trip planning for connections to other districts; the final stretch can be planned as a walk from the waterfront. The Auld pairs an unusual imported-interior history with a familiar menu and broad hours. It fits best when the outing already includes downtown and the harbor, especially for a sit-down meal or a nightcap with Guinness and music.