Places to go while in Redondo Beach…Old Tonys on the Pier
Old Tony's on the Redondo Beach Pier
210 Fishermans Wharf, Redondo Beach
Life in the South Bay is a mix of upscale and quirky, and both can be great. One
of my favorite places to take people is Old Tony’s on the Redondo Beach pier.
Downstairs offers a nostalgic lounge vibe with lava fireplace, red chairs and big views.
Upstairs is a 360 degree “crows nest” bar 360 degree views.
I wouldn’t call it upscale but that’s certainly not why you go there and the quirkiness is what makes it fun. Don’t forget to try the mai tai.
There is always an incredible energy in sunset hours as people cram in to take in the panoramic ocean views from the 360 degree glass enclosed bar. It is a truly unique experience as it sits up above everything else on the pier so it almost feels like being on a ship at see. Not only do the views feel like being on the see but you can actually feel the pier shake just a bit when waves collide with the pilings below. Old Tony’s is on the Redondo pier in King Harbor which is close to the border between North Redondo and South Redondo Beach. It is within walking distance of the homes and condos of The Village and Seascapes I, II and III.
Old Tony’s – 210 Fisherman’s Wharf, Redond Beach CA 90277
short sale opportunities fading. The number of short sales and bank owned homes in Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, and Hermosa Beach have always been relatively low compared with other, more inland, areas and communities, but it appears that the inventory of these homes is at a several year low and looks to remain that way. The days of finding a “deal” in these cities may be a thing of the past. Redondo Beach, due to both the size of the city and the entry level price point options, has far and away the greatest concentration of distressed sales between the 3 cities but numbers decline there as well.
