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Home of the best fish and chips in the area, no doubt about it.  The former El Dorado — yes, that seedy, old El Dorado — has had a remarkable turnaround since being taken over a few years ago by Trevor Nettman who has upgraded the interior, construction wise — and improved the menu even more so.

Two local locations: Long Beach — 5271 E 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803 Huntington Beach (Pacific City) – 21028 Pacific Coast Hwy, Ste E-100, Huntington Beach, CA 92647 Southern California native Mike Simms knew from an early age that he would foray into the world of hospitality. He and his brother grew up running around the kitchen and under the tables at French Market in West Hollywood and The Kettle in Manhattan Beach – his father’s and grandfather’s restaurants – but later did stints washing dishes and busing tables for spending money throughout high school. After graduating from Cornell’s prestigious Hotel School, Mike moved to the Napa Valley and managed Tra Vigne restaurant, where he was able to fully immerse himself in food. In trying his hand at home brewing, traveling to the world’s best wine regions and developing relationships with various winemakers, Mike came to realize his passion for beer and wine. In 2005, he took this experience and returned to his native Southern California, compelled to connect local restaurants to surrounding farms, breweries, and wineries and celebrate all things craft.  He joined forces with his father Tom and brother Chris to form The Simms Restaurant Group and went on to open Tin Roof Bistro (2009), Simmzy’s Manhattan Beach (2009), Manhattan Beach Post (2011) and Fishing With Dynamite (2013). In 2007, Mike developed the Tin Roof Bistro in Manhattan Beach. Amidst delays, he stumbled upon vacant space just steps from the ocean in Manhattan Beach and decided (along with his brother Chris) the neighborhood needed a spot that served a simple, delicious burger and quality craft beer and wine. This concept quickly came to fruition in the form of Simmzy’s and opened in 2009, three months before Tin Roof Bistro. In 2012, Mike shared his knowledge and passion for wine and beer with the community of Belmont Shore at Simmzy’s much anticipated second location.  Now there is a third Simmzy’s in Venice Beach and a fourth at Huntington Beach’s Pacific City development.  

Located in the heart of Seal Beach, The Abbey is the place to meet friends, relax and enjoy an innovative meal from the open kitchen and one of 16 craft beers on tap.  Owned by Tom Rowe since October 2010, The Abbey has become famous for its West Coast Burger, crispy crust pizzas baked in the wood fired oven and inventive weekly specials. Proprietors Tom and Sheree welcome you! The Abbey is actively involved in the Seal Beach community including Run Seal Beach, the Seal Beach Chamber of Commerce, and the Lions Club. And don’t forget their great Happy Hour specials! You’ll find something different to try every time you stop in!