Redondo Beach

A Timeless Beach Town with Endless Energy

Redondo Beach captures the essence of SoCal living. With miles of sandy shoreline, panoramic ocean views, and a buzzing harbor, it’s a haven for outdoor lovers, foodies, and those seeking a true beach-town lifestyle.

Whether you're watching surfers from the pier or biking along The Strand, Redondo offers that perfect mix of coastal calm and casual excitement. It’s where golden-hour walks turn into concerts by the sea — and where locals still stop to chat with their neighbors.

Outdoor Fun by the Water

• King Harbor & the Pier
  Paddleboard in the marina, stroll the boardwalk, or grab dinner with a view.

• The Strand & Esplanade
  Perfect for biking, walking, and people-watching with oceanfront access.

• Pier Concert Series
  Free summer concerts that bring the community together on warm evenings.

• World-Class Surf
  Whether you're a beginner or seasoned surfer, Redondo’s waves are always welcoming.

Where to Eat in Redondo Beach

Redondo is packed with fresh flavors, from seafood to handmade pasta:

• Kincaid’s – Casual seafood and steaks with panoramic ocean views.

• Bettolino Kitchen – A modern Italian gem known for handmade pasta and seasonal menus.

• The Hook & Plow – Farm-to-table fare with a beachside twist.

• R10 Social House – Harbor-adjacent comfort food and cocktails in a stylish space.

• Gabi James – A Riviera Village favorite blending Spanish and coastal French cuisine.

Shop the Local Scene

• Riviera Village
  A charming shopping and dining district with boutiques, wine bars, and local flavor.

• Dive N’ Surf
  A Redondo icon for over 60 years — surfboards, wetsuits, and all things beach.

• Cami
  A boutique offering handpicked apparel and accessories with SoCal flair.

• The Shops at Redondo Beach
  Convenient retail and restaurants near PCH and Inglewood Ave.

Community, Culture & Events

Redondo Beach has more than just beach days — it has community:

• Art shows, local music, and seasonal festivals

• The beloved Redondo Beach Lobster Festival

• Weekly farmers markets and outdoor events in Riviera Village

Top-Rated Schools

Redondo is part of the acclaimed Redondo Beach Unified School District, featuring:

• Birney and Tulita Elementary Schools

• Parras Middle School

• Redondo Union High School — a standout campus with strong academics, arts, and athletics

  North Redondo vs. South Redondo: What’s the Difference?

  North Redondo Beach
  Located just inland, North Redondo offers a more residential, suburban feel with wider streets, spacious lots, and convenient freeway access. Known for its highly rated schools and tree-lined neighborhoods, it's ideal for families who want space and value — just minutes from the beach.

  South Redondo Beach
  Closer to the coast, South Redondo is where you'll find ocean breezes, beach bungalows, The Esplanade, and walkability to the Redondo Beach Pier, King Harbor, and Riviera Village. It’s the more “coastal” side of the city, loved for its vibrant energy and sunset views.

Coastal Living That Fits Your Lifestyle

Whether you’re raising a family in North Redondo or walking to brunch in South Redondo, this beach town welcomes you with warmth, walkability, and wide-open sky. Redondo Beach is where everyday living meets ocean breeze — casual, connected, and totally California.