4th Street Vine - Long Beach

Our flight was delayed by an hour and a half. Unfortunately, they stopped serving food just before 5 PM and reportedly won't start again until after 6 PM. My husband and other patrons tried to order several drinks, but they were out of most of the alcoholic options. I ordered a Rosé that was mistakenly described as a Cabernet Sauvignon. As wine club members from Napa and previously Temecula, we've never encountered a red Blanc before. Despite these issues, I'm giving them two stars because it's not the staff's fault that they have limited stock and only one bartender and server during peak hours.

The service was not impressive. We received very small portions for our food—$17 for a sandwich that was even smaller than a McDonald's cheeseburger. Before our meals arrived, our server handed us the bill and waited for us to pay, standing over us until we signed the receipt. Aside from bringing us our drinks and food from the back, not much was enjoyable about the experience. The $17 mimosa was particularly disappointing. Overall, we spent $80 on two sandwiches and two drinks, which felt like a poor value.

As soon as we entered, we were welcomed with warm smiles and a positive attitude. The service was excellent and prompt!

The bartender was friendly and knowledgeable about the airport

While at the LGB airport today (December 17, 7:30 a.m) waiting for my flight, I grabbed a water bottle from the vending machine. The lady bartender (blonde, two pig tails, wearing black sweater and stripped scarf) at the counter told me it would be $3.99. I paid with a $20 bill. I told the lady never mind about the penny the change she gave me was: a $5 and a $1. I told her the change was incorrect. She said she thought I said to keep the $10 WHO THINKS THAT????? Really? She expected a $10 dollar tip on one overpriced water bottle from the vending machine? That is highway robbery!!! I think she hoped that I would not notice. I wonder if she did that to me.. what does she do to drunk customers??