"Visited Steelhead Coffee in Long Beach. Honestly, I didn’t love the coffee — it wasn’t strong or smooth like I’d hoped. But the ambience more than made up for it! The hanging plant arrangements and greenery everywhere give the place such a cool, laid-back vibe. I tried their spinach and feta danish and was really impressed — way better than anything you’d find at Starbucks or most cafes. Loved that they warmed it up in the oven instead of the microwave, so it stayed perfectly crisp. Definitely a great spot to hang out, even if I’d skip the coffee next time."

"Drink coffee for it is life eternal. Without further ado let’s begin this cute reView. Steelhead Coffee (est 2015) is a picturesque little coffee shop in Belmont shore Long Beach. They offer freshly brewed artisan coffee, espresso and tea to wake patrons up in the morning. In addition, there are pastries to indulge locals and visitors while sipping their coffee. Its interior color scheme and layout were truly an eye catcher. Moreover, this coffee shop has plenty of natural light from its large windows. Their indoor seats are limited but they have additional front outdoor seats to compensate. I came and ordered an Iced Green Tea x light sucrose. And I must say it’s refreshing, and the best cold tea drink I had for years. They sell bean bags, merch, mugs and tumblers for customers. Atmosphere was very relaxing. Staff were amiable and professional. Plenty of street parking. Overall, I recommend this cute coffee shop."

"Delicious espresso! Love getting a half sweet mocha with whole milk! Beautiful coffee, beautiful shop! Love taking people to this shop, definitely a favorite in Long Beach!"

"We were excited to try Still House Coffee after recently moving to Long Beach. The shop is described as LGBTQ+ friendly, and as a queer couple, we were really looking forward to supporting a new local spot. Unfortunately, our experience today left us disappointed and frankly confused. We walked in and weren’t acknowledged at all—not even a “we’ll be right with you.” The barista smiled briefly, but both staff members were deeply engaged in a personal conversation for several minutes, with one even exchanging contact info on her phone. The cashier never once looked up to greet us. We stood there for nearly 8 minutes, unsure if we were even supposed to wait, order, or just leave. We never got to try the coffee, which is upsetting because we genuinely came in with excitement and intention. What was advertised as a welcoming space didn’t feel that way at all. I hope this feedback is received constructively because no one deserves to be made to feel invisible—especially in a space that claims inclusivity."

"Lucky find! Great coffee and hot chocolate, and they’re open later than most—huge plus. Wish there were more pastries at 3:30, but everything else is excellent. Bonus: real mugs if you ask!"