How do I report a new business opening or closing in Redondo Beach?

We track business changes through city license filings, local news coverage, and community reports. If you notice a new opening or closing, you can reach us through our subscribe page or social media channels.

How often is this page updated?

We update the tracker as changes happen or are reported, typically within a week of a business opening, closing, or relocating. Check back regularly for the latest updates.

What areas does this tracker cover?

This tracker covers all of Redondo Beach, including North Redondo, South Redondo, Riviera Village, King Harbor, and the Pier area. We focus on storefronts and businesses with a physical presence in the city.

Why are businesses closing on the Redondo Beach Pier?

Several pier businesses have closed in recent years due to ongoing waterfront lease renegotiations between the city and pier tenants. The city is working to restructure long-term lease agreements for the harbor and pier area. See our research and opinions coverage for in-depth analysis.

Business tracker

Openings & Closings

A running list of new business openings, closures, and relocations in Redondo Beach. Updated as changes happen — sourced from city filings, local news, and community reports.

Total tracked

Openings

Closings

Relocations

6 changes

2026

Eat Fantastic

OpenedRestaurant

April 8, 2026·701 N Pacific Coast Hwy·North Redondo

Family-owned fast-casual burger chain opened its 7th location in King Harbor Plaza, featuring burgers, chicken sandwiches, and a drive-through. The building is known for a striking sports mural featuring Kobe Bryant, Shohei Ohtani, and other LA athletes.

Previously: Former retail space

Source: Easy Reader News

Deep End Live

OpenedEntertainment

May 15, 2026·Redondo Beach Pier·King Harbor

Deep End Live, a subterranean music venue, opened in the former Brixton's space at the Redondo Beach Pier on May 15 with a performance by Missing Persons and Bow Wow Wow. A project by Joe P. Smith and Daryl Swensson — Smith is a co-owner of Project Barley on the International Boardwalk — the new club has a 10-year lease. The underground Pier space has previously housed Concerts By the Sea, Fashions, Humphrey's Underground, and Brixton's.

Previously: Brixton's (closed 2013)

Source: Easy Reader News

Redondo Beach Grill

OpenedRestaurant

April 8, 2026·Redondo Beach·South Redondo

After 23 years of focusing on Cajun and Creole cuisine, the Ragin' Cajun has been rebranded as Redondo Beach Grill under the same management. The new restaurant has shifted to a more general menu but retains some items from the original Cajun menu.

Previously: Ragin' Cajun (rebranded, same management)

Source: Easy Reader News

Mickey's Deli

OpenedRestaurant

March 1, 2026·Inglewood Avenue & Artesia Boulevard·North Redondo

Mickey's Deli, the Hermosa Beach institution since 1953, opened a second location in North Redondo at the corner of Inglewood Avenue and Artesia Boulevard. The 1,100-square-foot restaurant occupies a former Mobil convenience store space with an outdoor patio. It operates seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Previously: Mobil convenience store

Source: Easy Reader News

Jeeb Thai Eatery

OpenedRestaurant

January 13, 2026·Pacific Coast Highway·South Redondo

Jeeb Thai Eatery reopened in the former Siam I Am space on PCH in Redondo Beach. A member of the family that owned the original restaurant has relaunched it under the new name after a remodel. The restaurant has a fresh A health department rating.

Previously: Siam I Am

Source: Easy Reader News

Rinaldi's Deli

ClosedRestaurant

January 13, 2026·Riviera Village·Riviera Village

Rinaldi's Deli in Riviera Village closed after nearly 20 years of serving sandwiches to the neighborhood. The original El Segundo location remains open.

Source: Easy Reader News

2 changes

2025

Juicy Dumpling Factory

OpenedRestaurant

November 15, 2025·1760 Aviation Blvd·North Redondo

Chinese dumpling restaurant opened its third location (others in Orange County) in the former Denny's space at Aviation and Artesia. Specializes in handmade fried, steamed, and soup dumplings, plus stir-fries and noodles. Described as a more moderately priced Din Tai Fung.

Previously: Former Denny's / Ayan restaurant

Source: Easy Reader News

Montauk

OpenedRestaurant

November 6, 2025·1611 S. Catalina Avenue #150·South Redondo

Montauk opened in the former Chez Melange space, bringing an upscale, club-like dining experience reminiscent of London and the Hamptons to Redondo Beach. The restaurant serves steaks, seafood, and globally inspired dishes in an environment where sport jackets are the norm. Named one of the Best New South Bay Restaurants of 2025 by Easy Reader.

Previously: Chez Melange

Source: Easy Reader News

Frequently asked questions

FAQ

How do I report a new business opening or closing in Redondo Beach?: We track business changes through city license filings, local news coverage, and community reports. If you notice a new opening or closing, you can reach us through our subscribe page or social media channels.
How often is this page updated?: We update the tracker as changes happen or are reported, typically within a week of a business opening, closing, or relocating. Check back regularly for the latest updates.
What areas does this tracker cover?: This tracker covers all of Redondo Beach, including North Redondo, South Redondo, Riviera Village, King Harbor, and the Pier area. We focus on storefronts and businesses with a physical presence in the city.
Why are businesses closing on the Redondo Beach Pier?: Several pier businesses have closed in recent years due to ongoing waterfront lease renegotiations between the city and pier tenants. The city is working to restructure long-term lease agreements for the harbor and pier area. See our research and opinions coverage for in-depth analysis.