Shenanigans Irish Pub & Grille

Shenanigans occupies a Shoreline Village space beside the harbor, along a walk of restaurants and shops facing the water. The pub describes itself as a gathering place for residents and visitors, and its location works for a waterfront stroll or a downtown outing. Unlike the Auld Dubliner, its most visible draw is the connection to the harbor promenade and entertainment: an outdoor patio, sports screens, and music scheduled through the week and weekend.

The menu combines Irish dishes with pub food, including corned beef and cabbage, Irish nachos, fish and chips, and shareable options. The site advertises 14 televisions, pool tables, and live music; the calendar notes that times may change. Its posted weekday happy hour offers selected discounts, and kitchen hours end before the bar closes. Check the calendar before planning around music and order before the kitchen closes if dinner is part of the visit.

Maps review topics for this location include bands, concerts, fish and chips, burgers, and drinks; some comments describe music and service as part of an enjoyable evening. These are individual impressions, but they fit a venue where a performance or game can matter as much as the food. The listing marks the entrance accessible and places it within Shoreline Village. The current site publishes the address, phone number, and happy-hour terms; promotions and event schedules should be checked for the chosen date.

For visitors looking for an Irish pub by the harbor, Shenanigans is the stop most tied to the waterfront walk; Long Beach Transit can help plan a bus connection back downtown. Shoreline Village takes on a visitor-oriented rhythm that builds in the afternoon and on weekends, so groups seeking a patio table or game-day seat should stay flexible. This is a better fit for people who want beer, screens, music, and casual food than for a quiet dinner.