Long Beach breakfast, downtown to the coast: the 1965 Bake N Broil, Georgia's Creole waffles, Roscoe's chicken and waffles, and the Retro Row cafes. Five of these tables are Black-owned.
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A beloved 1965 family institution serving hearty American breakfasts and famous house-baked pies and muffins.
Pip’s Tip A 1965 family institution in Bixby Knolls. Breakfast and lunch, and the pies go home with people.
A Black-owned Creole-Southern kitchen turning out chicken-and-waffles, Belgian waffles and soulful weekend breakfasts.
Pip’s Tip Opens 11am Thursday and Friday, 9am at weekends. Black-owned Creole-Southern, chicken and waffles.
A longtime Long Beach favorite slinging generous omelets, scrambles and pancakes across several neighborhood locations.
Pip’s Tip Daily breakfast and lunch in Belmont Heights. Generous omelets, and it has been the local pick a long time.
An iconic Black-founded soul-food institution famous for its all-day chicken-and-waffles and breakfast plates.
A retro 1969 breakfast-and-lunch cafe on Retro Row known for eggs, scrambles and cozy charm.
A Black-owned Bellflower brunch spot blending Southern soul traditions with creative morning plates and mimosas.
A Diners, Drive-Ins-featured marina breakfast joint with a waterfront patio, big omelets and legendary cinnamon rolls.
A Black-owned Long Beach soul-food kitchen serving Southern comfort brunch like shrimp-and-grits and chicken-and-waffles.
A Retro Row diner staple pouring bottomless coffee alongside classic omelets, scrambles and hearty breakfast plates.
A Black-owned New Orleans-style corner serving fresh beignets, chicory coffee and shaved ice mornings.
A beloved 1965 family institution, hearty American breakfasts and famous house-baked pies and muffins.
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