Heritage - Long Beach

Heritage is a very nice experience. Great little remodeled cottage with very casual front room looking in to the bustling large kitchen. Another separate dining room that is still casual and fun. The food is excellent and the wine has interesting new offerings with great pairings with the food. Attentive, very good service. An enjoyable evening and a reasonable 120.00 for a 6 course tasting menu.

Overrated and overpriced: How can you enjoy excellent food in an ambiance that consists of cold white light, a kitchen that hogs the small space that is the restaurant, bare white walls, high noise levels, and constant commotion of patrons coming and leaving? The food is tasty but hardly stellar in the way that other high-end Michelin star restaurants are. If you're looking for a romantic evening, this place is not for you. One couple got up and left very soon after being seated. I don't mind spending top dollar for an exquisite dining experience, but I expect perfection.

I enjoyed the first three courses. The Iberico pork presa was my least favorite. It was underdone chewy. I had an upset stomach. Otherwise service wine pairing was good.

What a great treat this place was! Everything was amazing and I thought I was going to be hungry but nope. Wine pairing and last night's menu was exquisite. I can't wait to go back

We were expecting something better for a Michelin star restaurant at the price point it's at. The divers scallop with abalone dish was way too salty. And the 2 deserts were subpar. It's hard to eat the froyo with all the berry seeds. We liked the 62° farm egg and iberiko pork. We didn't leave with full stomachs either. Good food with art but not great.