Due Fiori
Fourth Street, Long Beach
Bar in Long Beach, United States
Book with PearlWhy go
Due Fiori is a low-key independent spot on E 4th Street in Long Beach, easy to book and worth a spontaneous visit; but go in knowing that public pricing and menu intel are limited. If you need clear value-per-round data before committing, alternatives like Domenico's Belmont Shore offer a more documented track record. Best approached as a discovery dinner rather than a sure thing.
About Due Fiori
Due Fiori, Long Beach: Quick Take
Due Fiori sits on E 4th Street in Long Beach's upper Retiro neighborhood; a stretch that rewards explorers who skip the waterfront dining circuit. With virtually no public data on pricing, hours, or awards on record, this is a venue where you're going in with limited intel. That's not necessarily a reason to avoid it, but it does change how you should approach booking.
What to Expect as a First-Timer
The address puts Due Fiori in a walkable, low-key residential-commercial corridor; the kind of block where independently owned spots tend to lean intimate over grand. Expect a modestly scaled room rather than a cavernous dining hall. For a first visit, arrive earlier in the evening when service attention tends to be sharper and the room hasn't filled. If you're trying a new spot with no prior intel, a weeknight visit lets you form a clearer read without weekend crowd noise complicating things.
Because no price range, tasting menu structure, or per-head cost is publicly documented for Due Fiori, you can't do pre-visit cost benchmarking the way you can with most Long Beach alternatives. That's worth flagging: if value-per-round is your primary filter, venues with clearer public pricing give you a more reliable decision baseline before you walk in the door.
Booking and Logistics
Booking difficulty here is rated easy, walk-in or same-day reservations are likely achievable, which makes Due Fiori a reasonable call for spontaneous plans in the East Long Beach area. For broader planning in the area, see our full Long Beach restaurants guide and our full Long Beach bars guide.
How It Compares
If you want a known quantity in Long Beach's Italian dining tier, Domenico's Belmont Shore has an established track record and documented presence that makes pre-visit planning easier. For cocktail-forward rooms with a clearer value-per-round story, Alex's Bar is a more data-rich option nearby. If you're benchmarking against cocktail programs farther afield, Bar Leather Apron in Honolulu, Jewel of the South in New Orleans, and Julep in Houston set a high bar for what a well-executed drinks program looks like at the category level.
Due Fiori may well be worth the visit, but go in knowing you're doing some discovery work. Check our Long Beach experiences guide and our Long Beach hotels guide to round out your trip planning. Also worth exploring: COPA (aka Coffee Parlor), Bai Plu Thai & Sushi Bar, and our Long Beach wineries guide for more options in the area.
Planning details
- Location
- 2708 E 4th St, Long Beach, CA 90814
- Website
- duefiorilbc.com
- Phone
- +1 562 277 1377
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Due Fiori sits squarely within Long Beach’s Retro Row, where vintage retailers and independent operators give the block a distinct, lived‑in character. The write‑up frames the venue as a neighborhood anchor frequented by regulars and people who make a deliberate choice to visit, so the room reads as familiar and low‑key rather than flashy or transient. That context favors an intimate, classic‑leaning bar experience with a steady local rhythm: staff and patrons likely know one another, and the spot rewards repeat attendance more than one‑off tourism.
Best For
Due Fiori is well suited to intentional nights out—think date nights and relaxed hangouts with friends—where atmosphere and company matter more than spectacle. The neighborhood‑anchored nature of Retro Row means visitors typically arrive with purpose rather than drifting in from the waterfront, so the bar fits guests seeking a stable, community‑minded setting. It is not portrayed as a loud, late‑night party destination or a large‑group venue; for anything beyond a small, personal outing you should confirm capacity and availability in advance.
Ordering Tips
Practical details for visiting Due Fiori require a quick verification step: the description notes that phone and website information aren’t confirmed in the records. Independent Retro Row operators often shift hours seasonally or maintain limited digital footprints, so check current hours and reservation policies before you go. Call the venue if a number is available, consult its official website or social channels, or do a walk‑by to confirm openings. For planned date nights or deliberate visits, build this confirmation into your planning to avoid surprises.
Planning details
Location
Also consider
Also Consider
- L'Opera Italian Restaurant; Notable alternative
- Panvimarn Thai Cuisine; Notable alternative
- Alex's Bar; Notable alternative
- Bai Plu Thai & Sushi Bar; Notable alternative
- COPA (aka Coffee Parlor); Notable alternative
Bar context
Against Long Beach's documented Italian options, Due Fiori is harder to pre-assess than L'Opera Italian Restaurant, which has an established presence and clearer pricing visibility. If a reliable, known-quantity Italian dinner is what you need, L'Opera is the safer pre-commitment. Due Fiori suits you better if you're comfortable doing some on-the-ground discovery.
For value-per-round clarity, COPA (aka Coffee Parlor) and Alex's Bar both give you a clearer read on what a typical spend looks like before you arrive. If your priority is knowing exactly what a round will cost, those two are better-documented options. Panvimarn Thai Cuisine and Bai Plu Thai & Sushi Bar serve different cuisine profiles but are worth considering if you're flexible on format and want a more thoroughly reviewed room.
The booking ease at Due Fiori is a genuine advantage over some busier Long Beach spots; same-day availability is likely, which is not always true of L'Opera on weekends. If spontaneity matters more than pre-visit certainty, Due Fiori has the edge there. But for first-timers who want assurance before they commit an evening, the peer set above offers more to work with upfront.
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Compare Due Fiori
| Venue | Awards |
|---|---|
| Due Fiori | No published awards |
| L'Opera Italian Restaurant | No published awards |
| Panvimarn Thai Cuisine | No published awards |
| Alex's Bar | No published awards |
| Bai Plu Thai & Sushi Bar | No published awards |
| COPA (aka Coffee Parlor) | No published awards |
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the crowd like at Due Fiori?
Due Fiori sits on a residential-commercial stretch of E 4th Street in Long Beach's upper Retiro area, which draws a neighborhood-regulars crowd more than a destination-dining one. Expect locals and people who live or work nearby rather than tourists tracking down a waterfront table. It's a lower-key room than the Belmont Shore circuit.
What's the signature drink at Due Fiori?
No specific drinks program is documented for Due Fiori at this time. For a bar-forward experience in the same city, Alex's Bar on E 4th Street is the more established call if a drink list is a deciding factor for you.
Do I need a reservation at Due Fiori?
No. Booking difficulty here rates easy; walk-ins and same-day calls are likely to work, making Due Fiori a reasonable option when you haven't planned ahead. If you need guaranteed seating at a specific time, a quick call ahead is still worth doing, but this is not a book-weeks-out situation like higher-demand Long Beach spots.
