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190 N. Marina Drive, Long Beach, CA

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Experience Waterfront Restaurant Dining in Long Beach

Enjoy good food, live music, and fun times right on the water. Perfect for any meal or special event.

Weekly Specials at Boathouse on the Bay

$10 specialty cocktails and $10 food items from 4 PM – 6 PM.

Wine Wednesday

Half-off bottles of wine under $100 every Wednesday

Live Entertainment

Experience live music on the patio every night we are open.

Weekend Breakfast

Join us every Saturday and Sunday until 2 PM for breakfast.

Indulge In Our Mouthwatering Food

Welcome to The Boathouse on the Bay, an upscale waterfront restaurant offering spectacular waterfront views and amazing fine dining experience. Serving premium steaks and seafood along with sushi, sashimi, oysters, and cocktails.

Explore our mouthwatering selection of steak, seafood, sushi, cocktails, and weekend breakfast.

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Private dining for large events.

At Boathouse on the Bay, we offer exceptional private dining services for large parties. From birthdays to corporate events, our team will work with you to create a personalized and unforgettable dining experience.

Customizable Menus to Suit Your Party's Tastes

Flexible Seating Options for Groups up to 200

Dedicated Event Coordinator to Assist with Planning

Preferred Vendor for Decor Needs

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Guidelines for Use of LBYC by Members of Clubs with Guest & Moorage Reciprocal Privileges

Long Beach Yacht Club is pleased to welcome members of Reciprocal Clubs that have been approved for Guest and Moorage reciprocal privileges to visit and enjoy the facilities of LBYC. LBYC was established in 1929 and has grown to exceed 1,000 members. The 10,000 square foot clubhouse was built in 1960 and conducive to warm and friendly social gatherings. The club's formal dining room is reputed to be one of the best in the Long Beach area.

Documentation Required for Admittance

Reciprocal guests must present either their current club membership card or a letter of introduction from the yacht club.

Check-In Procedures

Upon arrival, please check-in at the Front Desk located on the 1st floor of the main clubhouse. If you arrive by boat after regular business hours, you may check-in the following morning. A copy of your American Express, Visa, or MasterCard will be made and a guest pass issued. Please present your guest pass when purchasing food, beverages, ship store items, or slip fees beyond the 1 day grace period.

Payment Terms

Purchases must be paid with American Express, Visa, or MasterCard. Cash & Checks are not accepted.

Rules and Regulations

Guests are required to comply with all club rules and regulations, which include no use of cell phones inside the clubhouse, on the decks or the front porch area. In addition, the Club is a smoke-free environment. Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the grounds of the Club or in the parking lot.

Guest and Moorage reciprocal privileges include the use of LBYC's dining and lounge/bar facilities, ship store sales, swimming pool, locker room facilities, and guest moorage. Moorage usage is limited to two separate seven-day periods per reciprocal guest per the calendar year. as defined in the LBYC Rules for Basin 4. Non-members should note they will be subject to a 25% guest fee for all purchases made at the Club and a 16% service fee plus 4% wellness fee on all food and beverage purchases.

Our dress code is a balance between respecting longstanding customs and traditions of Long Beach Yacht Club, while complementing today's more causal lifestyles at an active club.  Smart, neat casual attire is the minimum standard within the Clubhouse.

• Designated Dining Area: Yacht Club Casual (collared shirts and blouses and long pants, dresses, and skirts after 5pm), jacket is optional. Dress shorts are permitted from May 1 – October 31.
• Lounge/Bar: Sailing attire, hats, visors, or caps are permitted, no swimwear or tank tops allowed.
• Hats, visors, or caps shall not be worn within the indoor Designated Dining Area at any time.
• The wearing of bathing suits is not permitted in the Clubhouse at any time, except in the locker rooms.
• Footwear must be always worn in the Clubhouse.
• Never permitted anywhere in the Clubhouse are tank tops, cut-offs, wetsuits, foul weather gear, soiled working clothing, or wet clothing.
• Exceptions may be made by Management for special events, including after sailing events.

Common sense dress in good taste is appreciated.

Clubhouse Location

LBYC is located in Long Beach at 6201 Appian Way on Alamitos Bay in the community of Naples. NOAA Chart #18749, N33 45.18' W 118 06.82'

Swimming Pool

The swimming pool is available for swimming all year. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, the pool is open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm. Please note that the Junior Swim Team uses the pool from 7:00 am to 12:00 noon, Tuesday through Friday, during summer months, restricting the use of the pool in the mornings. A lifeguard is present weekdays from Memorial Day to Labor Day from 12:00 noon to 5:00 pm, and weekends and holidays from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. There is no lifeguard the remainder of the year. The pool is closed on Mondays. For maintenance purposes, a guest fee of $15.00 per day is charged for non-member use of the pool. Please bring your own towel.

Internet Access

The Club offers internet access. Please contact the Front Desk to acquire password login information.

There is plenty of parking for visitors and guests just outside the member parking lot. There are several dock carts available for transporting provisions and trash. A permit is required for overnight visitors and is available at the Front Desk. Cars parked overnight without a permit will be ticketed by the City of Long Beach.

Additional Information

If you require additional information, please contact Director of Marine Operations Craig Jarvis, Marine Asset Manager Jacob Samborn, or LBYC Front Desk during Club operating hours.

Click Here to see the up-to-date list of our reciprocal clubs.

Guests (visiting yachtsmen) may reserve berthing on the Long Dock as long as they are members of a reciprocal yacht club.  Please visit the Docks  page for details on reservations, policies and rates.

Guest may park in the public parking lot just outside and to the left of the Club. It can be found on the map as Basin 4 Parking lot. The parking lot within the gate of the Club is for Member's Only.

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Review Highlights

“ Or, you can go the omelet bar and the other people had oatmeal and fruit from the brunch buffet/bar. ” in 2 reviews

“ The best people, best food, the best sailing has to offer! ” in 2 reviews

“ Beautiful view of the water and boats from every angle and had a lunch buffet with friends. ” in 2 reviews

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6201 E Appian Way

Long Beach, CA 90803

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* Official Long Beach Yacht Club YELP page * Long Beach Yacht Club is a private, equity-owned club located on a promontory at the east end of Naples Island in Long Beach, California. Committees organize and manage a full schedule of yachting, educational, social and public-outreach programs, and the Club is recognized throughout the worldwide yachting community for its hospitality. …

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We have our Altrusa Meetings here and get to enjoy Sunday omelets from the omelet bar. Love the view, the service, and to be here!

The best people, best food, the best sailing has to offer! People here are so knowledgeable and friendly-this beats any other yacht club in So Cal!

The table side warm spinach salad is amazing! The service was good and view is not bad either.

What a view...and service. Drinks are "well" done. Menu quite affordable and delicious. Sea bass off the charts and lovely atmosphere. Must try

This place is awesome. Seems like your on vacation. Staff is top notch!would highly recommend joining this club

My folks were members of the Long Beach Yacht Club for about 41 years! Besides all the other activities and festivities the club had to offer, they always enjoyed Wet Wednesdays. WW always ran from May to Sept.. This was a summer time, fun family affair. We have so many great memories!! The LBYC was always open to the PUBLIC at that time, too! You could eat in the dining room or hamburgers downstairs on the patio and watch the different class sailboats come into the finish line. Well, to my great disappointment, the LBYC is no longer open to the public on Wet Wed.! That's where the term "SNOTTY-YACHTIES" comes to play. The LBYC was run by old school people back in the day. I've seen it change over the years and sad to say I felt this coming. I suppose for that period of time the PUBLICS money is not good enough for them. (Snobs) They told us it was never really open to the public on Wet Wednesday......REALLY? For over 54 years, it was never really open to the PUBLIC??? Other yacht clubs have open house regatta days. LBYC has turned into SNOBS and will be sorry for all the lost revenue from THE PUBLIC!! I guess this is just another end to an era in Long Beach!!

Went here for a retirement party. It seemed to be very functional for event hosting. The food was good. The Skipper's Room had an attached private patio overlooking the water with a portable bar and food buffet set up.

My cousin is a member of this club and she's been wanting to take me here for a while. I didn't have a problem finding since my friends that have their Saturday morning runs use the adjacent parking lot to meet. I love the location of the this club because it feels secluded. This was my first time to the club and I was running a bit late and the ladies downstairs were really sweet and walked me to meet the rest of the family. Extra points for physically walking me to the table. BRUNCH/LOUNGE We came here for brunch and you have a choice to order off the menu that included some breakfast, salads and sandwiches. Or, you can go the omelet bar and the other people had oatmeal and fruit from the brunch buffet/bar. I ordered off the regular menu. I was craving shrimp cocktail that day and it wasn't on the menu, but my cousin said just ask because they will usually accommodate if they can. I got my shrimp cocktail. Then, for my main course I had poached eggs, with sauteed spinach/mushrooms. I would have ordered a salad if they had more salad options. I'm not a fan of chopped or Cesar salads. Now, if you are asking about the food as a whole? Yes, they could step in up a bit in the menu option department, but I got my shrimp cocktail, so I'm happy. After brunch we headed over to the lounge where they had a nice and warm fire going. We had some drinks and laughed some more. The bartender was great and attentive. SERVICE The service here is great. I loved the quaint and cozy feeling of this club. Although, people would probably scrutinize every single thing. I was just happy that I was the staff went above and beyond to accommodate me. ATMOSPHERE I really like the vibe of this place. It really has a cozy and casual feel, but you also have the exclusivity of a club. I loved that the decor was classic with nautical touches, but in a modern way. It was kept up well. The dining room had an open and airy feeling as it should being on the water. Lounge was great with the fire going and chairs were comfortable. A must if you are going to sit a while to have drinks.

My Best Friend had her wedding at the Long Beach Yacht Club and it was beautiful! The planning process was very simple and the location was very flexible with the wedding party and requests for the Big Day! The day of the wedding, the staff was very helpful with setting up all tables/chairs/linens and the food service was great! The drawback of this location (for a wedding) was the boats in the water during the ceremony. The boats (and people on the boats) were very loud and we also had a children's swimming lesson just around the corner. The Yacht Club bar remained open to the members during the wedding reception, however, this was no concern and everyone was very friendly. The location was beautiful and if you know a member, I recommend considering this location for a wedding!

Always a good time with friends here. There's a reason we come :))) Johnny's Xmas parade is always a treat.

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Long Beach Yacht Club © 2024

6201 E. Appian Way • Long Beach, CA • 90803

CLUBHOUSE: 562.598.9401

History lesson: LBYC was created back in 1929 to promote yachting and competitive sportsmanship on a world-class level — although interestingly enough the club’s first activity was to host a powerboat race. Nearly 100 years later, we also have a reputation that matches the scope and scale of our mission. Members take part in regattas, invitationals, championships, trips, and other events, and of course, access to our fleet of Catalina 37 One Design racing yachts and solings. 

We’ve expanded and evolved to offer members an all-inclusive definition of what it means to be a yacht club. Our year-round calendar includes a full range of power and sailboating programs, stand-up paddleboarding, fishing trips, and travel...nearly any and every recreational activity you can enjoy on, in, and close by the water. After all, we’re ultimately here to have fun, meet some great fellow members, perhaps compete for some bragging rights…and enjoy time with family and friends at this unique private waterfront retreat. Speaking of fun, your first assignment is to look over our curated new member experiences and choose a personalized activity! CAMERON MACLAREN Yachting Director

SAILING, YACHTING, CRUISING AND  MORE

Select one of the complimentary new member experiences and complete the form below.

NAVIGATE YOUR NEW MEMBER  EXPERIENCE

FIRST SOLING OUTING Even if you don’t have your Soling certification, we’ll arrange a captain for a Soling Sail For Two , to help you experience the excitement and fun of our day-sailing fleet!

FAMILY PADDLEBOARDING OUTING The family that takes to the water together, stays together! Enjoy an active, fun Family Paddleboarding Outing & Lunch - tour the Harbor, and after you’ve worked up an appetite enjoy lunch on our pool deck! 

If you are an experienced sailor, powerboater, or cruiser, you’ll find many opportunities to expand your skill set, and add to your knowledge base. If you’re new to sailing or boating — that’s fantastic! We have a full range of introductory programs where you can learn to sail, take part in our regattas and racing, and feel comfortable and confident on the water.

MEET YOUR  ON-THE-WATER  TEAM

ROB RICE Interim Sailing Director [email protected] Pro Tip:  Come down to the Sailing office and let’s find a way to get you and your family on the water! We have year-round junior sailing here at the club, so there is always something for your young ones to enjoy. Go Team LBYC!

All staff members can be reached via our main clubhouse number: 562.598.9401

WELCOME TO LIFE ON THE WATER

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WEEK ONE STARTS HERE

Congressional Cup LBYC’s Congressional Cup regatta is known as the “grandfather of match racing.” It’s the oldest continuously-held sailing match race event in the world, and pioneered the concept of on-water umpiring. This regatta sets the standard for top-level match racing, and the list of past winners reads like a Who’s Who of America’s Cup champions including Dennis Conner, and Ted Turner.

The crimson blazer the congressional cup trophy is accompanied by the equally sought-after crimson blazer — sailing’s equivalent to the masters green jacket in golf, and are sources of incredible pride for lbyc members and staff., lbyc burgee for those members new to sailing and the larger yacht world, a burgee is a distinguishing flag of a boating organization. the club and our members fly the lbyc burgee while under way and at anchor, day or night. by club lore, the use of a red star in our burgee is an acknowledgment to lbyc member eddie fink, who won the star class world title in 1932…although there is an extensive history that suggests the red star was in the original burgee and has remained there ever since., group fun lbyc groups offer activities for a variety of interests. as just two examples, the cruising group conducts trips all over southern california via land and sea, including a recent trip to the british virgin islands. with over 25% of members participating, our anglers group is one of the most active, featuring an annual vacation trip, travel to various tournaments, and activities for the kids, wet wednesdays formality aside, our regular wet wednesday regattas are a great way to gain sailing experience, get your sea legs back, or further hone your racing skills. we encourage everyone to come out, catch a ride on one of our catalina 37s or solings, meet fellow members…and enjoy some after-race socializing. if racing isn’t your passion, you can join the scoring team on the bridge deck or take a ride on the iconic loynes to get a glimpse into the world of race management., adult instruction our club is a leader in developmental adult sailing programs for those members with little or no sailing experience, or those who've spent time away from sailing and want to refresh their skills. introductory sailing classes are available, as well as intermediate and advanced instruction as you gain experience both sailing and racing. , junior sailing lbyc has a rich history of competitive sailors that have grown through our renowned junior sailing program. our mission is to promote and teach the sport of sailing and seamanship to the youth of the club, and our board of governance has a historic commitment to supporting our youth programs in every capacity..

CAMERON MACLAREN Yachting Director [email protected] Pro Tip:   The whole family can learn to sail in group classes or private instruction using our brand-new fleet of club solings. For experienced sailors, get your Skipper Card to go day sailing or to start racing in club regattas.

CHASE YOUNG Dockmaster Pro Tip:   N/A

CRAIG JARVIS Director of Marine Operations [email protected] Pro Tip:   Check out Congressional Cup and Wet Wednesdays! Also, take advantage of the paddle boards and reach out to myself or the front desk for paddle board or dock reservations.