Playful and Delicious Sunset Rituals—from Classic Beachside Hangouts to Unexpected Pairings
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Naja’s Place
With oceanfront views on the Redondo Beach Pier, this laid-back dive bar is known for its impressive selection of over 80 beers on tap. With a relaxed vibe and live entertainment, it’s a favorite spot for locals. 154 International Boardwalk in Redondo Beach
Surf Food Stand
This feels like a hidden vacation spot right at home. With beachside tables set directly in the sand, you can sip a frozen lemonade with your toes in the surf. 4119 The Strand in Manhattan Beach
Vista
Perched on the Hermosa Beach Pier, you can sip a tropical cocktail while the sun sets over the Pacific. With ocean breezes and panoramic views, it’s an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the golden hour. 11 Pier Avenue in Hermosa Beach
Flora Rooftop Bar & Lounge
Enjoy a tropical cocktail like the Sunset Paradise while watching the skyline shift atop the AC Hotel. This stylish spot offers panoramic views and a relaxed atmosphere—perfect for unwinding as the evening unfolds. 2130 E. Maple Avenue in El Segundo
Nelson’s
Located at Terranea Resort, the sunset becomes even sweeter with a s’mores kit around the firepit. As the sun dips below the horizon, you can roast marshmallows and indulge in this nostalgic treat while soaking in the breathtaking ocean views. 100 Terranea Way in Rancho Palos Verdes
Manhattan Beach Creamery
Grab their signature Cream’wich—a handcrafted ice cream sandwich that combines premium ice cream from their shop with artisan cookies from their family business, Katella Bakery. Introduced in 2012, the Cream’wich quickly became their most popular item, offering a nostalgic treat that locals and visitors alike enjoy. 1120 Manhattan Avenue in Manhattan Beach
Sloopy’s Beach Cafe
Sloopy’s Beach Cafe is renowned for its rich, creamy specialty milkshakes, with favorites like strawberry shortcake, mango, peach and more. Just steps from the sand, it’s the perfect spot to grab a shake and stroll down to the beach to catch the sunset. 3416 Highland Avenue in Manhattan Beach
Tony’s on the Pier
The Fire Chief at Old Tony’s is more than a cocktail—it’s a local legend. Served in a souvenir glass you get to keep, it’s the perfect companion for watching the sun dip below the horizon from the iconic crow’s nest. With 360º views and a salty breeze, there’s no better place to toast to the day. 210 Fisherman’s Wharf in Redondo Beach SHARE STORY
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