Founded by former LA Rams lineman Dennis Harrah, Legends pioneered live satellite sports broadcasts and now houses one of the largest private sports memorabilia collections in the country โ Babe Ruth, Muhammad Ali, and an actual Indy car included.
Dennis Harrah โ the LA Rams' 11th overall pick in the 1975 NFL Draft โ opened Legends in 1979 with a simple idea: put satellite technology to work broadcasting live sports from anywhere in the world. It's still recognized as the first modern sports bar in America.
Legends backs that up with one of the largest private sports memorabilia collections in the U.S. โ over 100 autographed baseballs from legends like Babe Ruth and Ted Williams, signed jerseys, Muhammad Ali's boxing equipment, and a real 2001 Indy car driven by Bobby Rahal hanging from the ceiling.
Autographed jerseys from Kobe Bryant, Marshall Faulk, and Ken Stabler. A signed Kings jersey. A wall of Long Beach pro athletes.
"It's like a sports hall of fame kind of deal
when you walk in."
— Eric Johnson, Co-Owner
Legends' private upstairs SkyBox accommodates up to 80 people for corporate events, private parties, and catering โ with the same legendary game-day atmosphere below.
The bar has chartered buses to Oktoberfest, hosted a Big Wheel Pub Crawl, and even submitted an entry to the Red Bull Flugtag โ Belmont Shore's real, decades-running sports bar tradition.
"There are plenty of screens with a giant 30-plus foot screen being the highlight... Lots of sports memorabilia makes it almost museum-like."
Private upstairs space for up to 80 guests โ corporate events, private parties, and catering, with the same legendary sports-bar energy below.