Cuisines and Dishes at Joe Jost's:
- Sandwiches
- American
Joe Jost's
2803 E Anaheim St,
Long Beach
CA
90804
joejosts.com (562) 439-5446
Menu for Joe Jost's
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Ratings and Reviews for Joe Jost's
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May 14 2012
Steph H. via Yelp
I always pass by this place on the way to Alex's Bar and think: I need to hang out there more often. It's a jovial place, not to mention a local legend. You...read more
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May 10 2012
Edward G. via Yelp
Joe Jost is a great chill spot. Loving the old school vibe.read more
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May 05 2012
scott a. via Yelp
Wow, have been wanting to check Joe Jost's out for awhile. It did not disappoint. Started with an egg and a schooner of the house beer, Busch. The beer...read more
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Feb 04 2009
via Citysearch
The best way I can describe this place is comfortable. You walk in the door and you immediately relax. For food the Joe's special ...read more
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Dec 30 2008
via Citysearch
Not one of the best neighborhoods to be surrounded by (I live around here), but definitely one of the best places to eat in the ar...read more
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Oct 09 2008
via Citysearch
I didn't realize this type of bar existed in the LA area until I stopped by Joe Josts. An average-Joe type of watering hole...cold...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Established as a barbershop during Prohibition, this old-fashioned pub is a beloved landmark for multiple generations of Long Beach natives. Die-hard regulars are mostly hard-working folk who hunker down in the deliciously fragrant front room to eat, drink and be merry. The high-ceiling back room often lures in college-age patrons with several turn-of-the-century Brunswick pool tables and a matching, full-size snooker table.
The Draw
In 1924, the pub's namesake created the renowned house specialty: a Polish sausage with Swiss cheese, mustard and pickle on rye. Those who really want to blend in will pair this hearty treat with a perfectly pickled egg and frothy schooner of beer. After a few drinks (or during commercial breaks), bar regulars show newcomers their photo on the vast Wall of Fame, which displays snapshots of customers at worldwide landmarks, from Stonehedge to the Great Wall of China, proudly sporting a Joe Jost's T-shirt.
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