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Good to Know
- Parking
- Free parking lot · Paid parking lot · Paid street parking Arrive by car and choose the closest space that is open, then walk in from the Shoreline Village side of the property.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet Use the accessible entrance and seating for a smoother path from arrival to table, with an accessible toilet available during the visit.
- Payment
- Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments Have a card or phone ready at checkout, since payment happens after the meal and tap-to-pay is accepted.
- Children
- Good for kids · High chairs · Kids' menu Bring children for a sit-down meal and plan to use the high chairs before ordering from the kids' menu.
- Pets
- Dogs allowed · Dogs allowed outside Bring a dog for the outdoor patio and keep the visit to the outside seating area.
- Who comes here
- Groups · Tourists Expect space for a larger table, then settle in for a shared meal near the waterfront.
- Atmosphere
- Casual · Cosy · Trendy Plan for a relaxed room with a close, lively feel, then choose seating that matches a casual lunch or dinner.
Patio by the water
Louisiana Charlie's Long Beach sits waterfront in Shoreline Village, so the setting starts the visit before the first plate lands. Outdoor seating places diners near the edge of the water, with sunset views that change through the evening. The patio gives the room its clearest link to the harbor, and it suits a meal that moves at an easy pace.
The location works for a meal that begins outside and stays there. A guest can settle in for lunch or dinner, watch the light shift, and keep the water in view while the table fills. The restaurant belongs on a shoreline walk as much as it does on a dinner plan. A couple can linger over one round of small plates, then stay for dessert when the sky turns darker. A larger group can arrive, take seats together, and let the view do part of the work while the food comes out in order.
Live music and service
Live blues sets the tone here. The room stays casual, cosy, and trendy, so the mood feels relaxed without losing its edge. That mix fits a place built for comfort food and a long meal with a drink on the side.
Dine-in service comes with table service, so the meal follows a clear rhythm once guests are seated. The server brings the order, checks back at the table, and keeps the meal moving without turning it into a rush. Guests can settle in for a full lunch or dinner, then stay through another round if the evening stretches on. The room suits groups, and it also suits tourists who want a stop that feels tied to the waterfront rather than tucked away from it. The pace stays centered on the table, the music, and the food in front of it. A meal here can start with drinks, move to shared plates, and finish without anyone needing to leave the seat until the check arrives.
Easy to plan around
The restaurant welcomes families with kids' menu choices and high chairs, and dogs are allowed outside. That makes the patio and the surrounding seating useful for different kinds of visits, from a quick stop to a longer meal with several people at the table. Parents can order for children from the kids' menu, ask for a high chair, and keep the meal simple.
Access and parking are part of the visit too. The restaurant has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. Guests can use a free parking lot, a paid parking lot, or paid street parking. Payment works with credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. Those details make the arrival and the finish of the meal straightforward, from parking to paying.
About Louisiana Charlie's Long Beach
Louisiana Charlie's Long Beach sits on Shoreline Village Drive with a waterfront patio and sunset views over the water. The room serves Louisiana and Southern comfort food in a casual setting, with dine-in service, outdoor seating, takeaway, delivery, kerbside pickup, and no-contact delivery available. Lunch and dinner are served here, along with dessert, coffee, beer, cocktails, wine, and spirits.
The kitchen is known for gumbo fries and alligator legs. Seafood boils, slow smoked BBQ, and catfish sit at the center of the menu. The lineup also reaches into po’boys and sandwiches, baskets, bayou bowls, hot boxes, and Charlies dinners. Shrimp N' Grits, Creole Jambalaya, Oyster Po'boy, Brisket Sandwich, and Bayou Shrimp Dinner show the range on the board. Fast service, table service, and a kids' menu shape the visit.
The dining room has seating for solo diners, groups, and tourists. High chairs are available. Dogs are allowed outside. Wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, seating, and toilet are part of the setup. Free parking lot spaces sit alongside paid parking lot and paid street parking.
Live blues adds sound to the room. The business opens Monday through Thursday and Sunday from 11 AM to 9 PM, then stays open until 10 PM on Friday and Saturday.
Opening Hours
- Monday 11 AM–9 PM
- Tuesday 11 AM–9 PM
- Wednesday 11 AM–9 PM
- Thursday 11 AM–9 PM
- Friday 11 AM–10 PM
- Saturday 11 AM–10 PM
- Sunday 11 AM–9 PM
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours?
Monday through Thursday and Sunday run from 11 AM to 9 PM. Friday and Saturday run from 11 AM to 10 PM. Guests can plan a midday visit, an early dinner, or a later Friday or Saturday meal around those hours.
What payment methods are accepted?
Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. That gives guests three ways to pay at the end of the meal. It helps to choose the payment method before ordering, especially for a quick stop or takeaway order.
Is parking available near the restaurant?
Parking includes a free parking lot, a paid parking lot, and paid street parking. Guests arriving by car can choose the option that is closest to the entrance or easiest to reach from Shoreline Village. The variety gives flexibility for lunch, dinner, or a pickup stop.
Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchair users?
The restaurant has a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, seating, and toilet. Guests can move from arrival to table with those access points already in place. It works for a dine-in visit without needing a separate plan for each part of the stop.
Can families bring children?
The restaurant is good for kids and has high chairs and a kids' menu. Families can sit down for lunch or dinner and order with children in mind. It keeps the visit straightforward once everyone is seated.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs are allowed, and dogs are allowed outside. Guests can bring a dog for the visit and use the outdoor seating area. That makes the patio the natural choice when dining with a pet.
