The 4th Horseman

For The 4th Horseman in Long Beach, the verified planning details are simple: it keeps daily hours from noon into late evening, with later closing on Friday and Saturday, and the dress code is casual. That makes it a low-friction option when the priority is timing and an easy dress expectation rather than a highly specified dining format.

Choose it for flexible timing, not unverified specifics

The value case is practical: The 4th Horseman is open 12–11 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, and 12 PM–12 AM on Friday and Saturday. Use those hours as the reliable planning hook. Details such as cuisine, signature items, seating setup, beverage depth, pricing, and service format are not confirmed here, so they should be checked directly before you build a night around them.

The best fit is a guest who wants a casual Long Beach stop with broad hours. If the goal is a different kind of evening, compare the plan against La Traviata Italian Restaurant, The Apothecary at Midnight Oil, Acqua Pool Deck, ALTER EGO, or The Breakfast Bar depending on the mood and timing you want.

Use it as the flexible stop in a Long Beach night

Practical reason to put it on the shortlist is timing. Long daily hours make it easier to use before or after another plan, especially on Friday and Saturday when closing is listed at 12 AM. That flexibility is more grounded than any unverified claim about a signature drink, food specialty, outdoor seating, or cellar strength. If a specific menu, seating style, or quieter setup is non-negotiable, verify those details before going.

For wider planning, compare it with other Long Beach dining options, including The Breakfast Bar. Broader city pages may also help if the night may shift categories: Our full Long Beach restaurants guide, Our full Long Beach bars guide, Our full Long Beach hotels guide, Our full Long Beach wineries guide, and Our full Long Beach experiences guide.