Sangria
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
Phone: (310) 376-4412
- Cross Street:
- Hermosa Avenue
- Hours:
- Tue-Wed 6pm-10pm, Thu-Fri 6pm-2am , Sat-Sun 12pm-2am
Message from Sangria
Where the Mediterranean meets the Baja Peninsula in Hermosa Beach
- Tuesdays: Live Flamenco shows
- Wednesdays : Famous Live Jazz
- Thursdays:Live Latin Jazz
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Editorial Review for Sangria – by Steve Baltin
In Short
The view overlooking the water is not the only sight to see, as South Bay locals and visitors flock to this Latin-infused pier club. A elegant eatery by early evening's light, Sangria sheds its inhibitions come 10pm, when the restaurant closes. The sangria is the specialty of the house, but other libations are also in steady supply, especially margaritas. For weekend dance parties, surfers, beach types and the under-25 set comprise most of the crowd.
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Insider Tips
Know Before You GoThere's no cover or line before 9pm. From 9pm to 10pm, the club closes its doors and freezes out the line so dinner patrons can eat in peace. After that, be prepared to wait, sometimes as long as two hours.
When to GoMusic varies from night to night; it could be flamenco, house, or live jazz. Call ahead for the schedule.
The ExtrasFor reservations call 310-990-0323.
User Reviews for Sangria
05/08/2008 Posted by vajbetty
ALL I HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THIS PLACE IS THAT THEY ARE DISCRIMINATING TORCE LATINOS!!!!!!!!!!!! On September 16th (MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY) a group of friends and i went out to a place called Sangria's in Hermosa Beach and were straight up discriminated against. They wouldnt let us in this place because we were a large group of hispanics. Don't think that we were dressed wrong or started some stuff there, because we didn't. We were the first ones in line and waited an hour for them to come to us and ask to speak to the leader of our group. My sister spoke with this black sellout and he said we werent going to be able to get in because one of the guys that wen't with us looked like somebody that came in the previous week and started trouble but none of the guys that went had even been there before. They also stated that an Hermosa Beach Police officer came and told them that but when we asked to speak to the officer they did nothing, we asked to speak to the manager and didn't let us. We drove 40 minutes, paid vallet and all just to not even be allowed into this place. I called twice that day to ask about the specifications on the dress code every single one of us were dressed properly, none of us were thugs, we did nothing wrong. I have never felt so discriminated against in my life. Its not right that they still do things like this to people, please dont let Sangria's get away with this, do something to spread the word out about them. Please take the time to repost this as a bulletin. How is this place going to be named after a latin drink but yet they discriminate against latinos? Never go here, this type of stuff has to stop, we are in the year 2008, people don't have the right to treat people like this.
03/30/2008 Posted by superricardo
This place is great. first of all, the food is great. Like all of hermosa beach, it gets really busy on a friday or saturday night, but the people that work there are really nice. The rest of hermosa beach can be pretty crappy, but this place does a good job of setting itself apart from the rest. Again, I think it's the people that work there that make the difference. The servers are very nice and friendly. the bartenders are great. the managers are very helpful. The bouncers are awesome. Good crowd, good music, good atmosphere. Very fun. This is a top notch place. I Highly recomend it.
Pros: Good Food. Great music.
Cons: Gets crowded on the weekends. sometimes long lines to get in.
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