On the Pier

The Huntington Beach Pier is the iconic heart of the city. At 1,800 ft, it’s one of the longest municipal piers in California, and it stands as the city’s front porch to the wide open Pacific. You can fish, eat, shop, experience awesome aerial views of some of the world’s best surfers and, of course, watch indescribable Pacific Ocean sunsets.

Pier events are held year-round and include various professional volleyball and surfing competitions, live music, art shows and a farmer’s market.

The red-roofed Ruby’s diner sits at the end of the pier, making it one of the most unique restaurants in Huntington Beach, and California for that matter. The diner-style restaurant makes you feel as if you’re dining in the middle of the ocean. Grab a window seat and you’re likely to spot dolphins cutting through the ocean waves.