Bixby Knolls, Long Beach

A little of everything, and a lot of it.

Chilaquiles and breakfast burritos in the morning, sandwiches and pasta by the afternoon, in two dining rooms somebody painted by hand. Open seven days on Atlantic Ave.

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4.7 from 128 Google reviewsBreakfast from 8:00 AM at the weekend

4280 Atlantic Ave, Long Beach, CA 90807Breakfast · Brunch · Lunch · DinnerOpen seven days

The Menu

Breakfast is the thing people drive over for.

The chilaquiles have a following. So does the breakfast burrito, which comes with the habanero salsa on the side so you decide how far to take it. Portions are big enough that a box is normal.

Green chilaquiles with fried eggs, refried beans and Spanish rice
Breakfast burrito with chorizo, habanero salsa on the side
Steak and eggs with home fries
Veggie omelette with avocado, spinach, mushrooms and sprouts
Strawberry stuffed French toast

Veggie omelette with avocado and sprouts, home fries and watermelon

Bacon cheeseburger with crinkle cut fries

BBQ chicken chopped salad and a seared ahi and avocado salad

Steak and eggs

With home fries and peppers.

Carne asada tacos

On corn, with a crispy one alongside.

Shrimp alfredo

Fettuccine, shrimp and garlic bread.

Stuffed French toast

Strawberries, cream, powdered sugar.

And the rest of it

Carne asada tacosWet burritos in green sauceCiabatta sandwiches and wrapsBacon cheeseburger with crinkle friesShrimp fettuccine alfredo with garlic breadSeafood pasta with shrimp and musselsBBQ chicken chopped saladSeared ahi and avocado saladFried zucchini with ranchApple crumble with vanilla ice cream

The full menu is at the table, and the kitchen will dial the spiciness up or down if you ask. Give us a call if you want to check on something before you come over.

The Rooms

Somebody painted the walls. All of them.

The back dining room at Tony's Kitchen, with a painted streetscape mural of balconies, shuttered windows and flower pots

The back room, painted end to end.

The back dining room is a whole painted street. Balconies, shuttered windows, wrought iron, flower pots, and a carved wooden door with a heart cut into it, all of it on the wall, under wicker lamps on a terracotta tile floor.

The front room is the yellow one, with the name painted big across the wall, garlic bulbs dotted around it and the chef standing guard at the far end with his spatula and cleaver.

It is a cozy place and nobody is pretending otherwise. That is the point of it.

“I love how vibrant it is with the wall paintings.”
Janneane Rosales, Google

The front dining room with the Tony's Kitchen name hand painted across the yellow wall above the booths

Reviews

People keep coming back.

4.7 from 128 Google reviews

“I saw a tik tok video of someone saying this is the best brunch spot and I've been curious since. Today was the day I decided to check it out and oh boy, it was amazing! I got their green chilaquiles and the serving was bountiful and the taste was so good. I love how vibrant it is with the wall paintings. Edit: Came back again to celebrate a job offer! Still the best chilaquiles I've had.”

Janneane RosalesGoogle

“I happened to be in the area and looking for breakfast. As one of the only spots open at the time (9 AM), I decided to give the place a shot. I'm glad I did. Ordered the breakfast burrito with chorizo and habanero salsa on the side. Cheese was nicely melted, chorizo seasoned well and the burrito nicely wrapped. I will definitely be back.”

Sang-Min JinGoogle

“This cozy hole-in-the-wall surprises with its 'little bit of everything' menu and Mexican twist that brings unexpected flavor to familiar favorites. The portions are generous, the vibe is laid-back, and the staff serve it all with a smile. It's not fancy, but it hits the spot when you're craving comfort food with soul.”

Janné MichelGoogle

Tony's Kitchen took part in Latino Restaurant Week Long Beach in September 2025.

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