
@thesouthbayclub’s Soffi Yessmann Picks 8 Restaurants Every South Bay Parent Should Know About
Soffi’s spotlight.
- CategoryEat & Drink, People

Level Up Bowl & Bistro
The brand-new bowling alley and arcade at Promenade | PV delivers entertainment and good food in one place. Expect laughs, friendly competition and a full afternoon of family fun.
550 Deep Valley Drive, Suite 127, in Rolling Hills Estates

Martha’s Hermosa Beach
A true South Bay classic serving Mickey Mouse-shaped pancakes and hot cocoa nearly the size of your kid’s face. It is cozy, nostalgic and guaranteed to make breakfast feel special.
25 22nd Street in Hermosa Beach

Piccini Italian Takeout
Piccini literally means “little ones” in Italian. The menu delivers pizza and chicken tenders, as well as dishes adults genuinely enjoy—making it an easy crowd-pleaser for the whole family.
Torrance & Rancho Palos Verdes

Good Stuff
If you grew up in the South Bay, you were probably raised on Good Stuff. Breakfast is served all day, the menu is comforting and familiar, and it is the kind of place that works for every age, every time.
Hermosa, Redondo, El Segundo, Rolling Hills Estates
Photo by @StaceyDavisPhoto

Mychal’s Café
More than a restaurant, Mychal’s Café empowers students with special needs by giving them purpose through cooking and hospitality. It is a meaningful dining experience and a beautiful opportunity to teach kids about kindness and community.
2302 Artesia Boulevard in Redondo Beach

Sauced BBQ & Spirits
With plenty of space to roam, arcade games, axe throwing and seriously good barbecue, Sauced is fun for both kids and parents. It is lively, casual and perfect for an energetic family outing.
2015 Park Place in El Segundo

The Original Pancake House
A timeless classic that never disappoints. Because who does not love a pancake?
1756 South Pacific Coast Highway in Redondo Beach






