Long Beach bars run on the jukebox, the pool table, and the ATM by the door.
We place and service all three, straight down the 710 from our Commerce base. No upfront cost, revenue share only.
Long Beach is its own nightlife economy - a port city, a college town, and a beach town stacked into one, which is why it packs one of the densest bar counts in Los Angeles County. The crowd on Pine Avenue on a Friday is nothing like the 4th Street Retro Row crowd, and neither one drinks like the longshoremen coming off a shift near the port. A route operator who does not know that puts the wrong machine in the wrong room.
We have run the 710 corridor for twelve years, so a Long Beach bar is roughly twenty minutes from our Commerce shop - close enough that a dead jukebox or a tilted pool table gets a same-day visit, not a next-week ticket. That response time is the whole game for an operator: the machine only earns while it is running.
From the downtown clubs and the East Village art bars to the Belmont Shore cocktail rooms, the Bixby Knolls neighborhood taverns, and the sports bars packed for a CSULB game or Grand Prix weekend, we match the lineup to the room - TouchTunes and AMI jukeboxes, Valley and Global pool tables, Gottlieb and Stern pinball, Big Buck Hunter, and the Hyosung Halo II ATM that keeps cash in the register.
Every district drinks differently. We stock the room, not a template.
Pine Avenue
Downtown's main strip - jukeboxes and ATMs earn hard in a high-traffic club and restaurant corridor.
Belmont Shore / 2nd Street
Walkable cocktail rooms and pubs where a TouchTunes cabinet and a clean 7-foot table fit the crowd.
4th Street Retro Row
Dive and indie bars - the natural home for pinball, Big Buck Hunter, and a coin-op pool table.
East Village Arts District
Downtown art bars and lounges that lean on a strong jukebox for the room's whole vibe.
Bixby Knolls
Atlantic Avenue neighborhood taverns - regulars, leagues, and a pool table that runs every night.
Naples & the waterfront
Cash-heavy tourist and marina spots where the ATM by the door pays for itself.
What we place in Long Beach bars.
- Do you place jukeboxes and ATMs in Long Beach bars?
- Yes. Long Beach sits inside our core Los Angeles County service area. We place and service TouchTunes and AMI jukeboxes, Valley and Global pool tables, pinball and bar games, and the Hyosung Halo II ATM in Long Beach bars and licensed venues on a revenue-share basis - no upfront cost and no monthly fee.
- How fast can you service a machine in Long Beach?
- Our shop is in Commerce, about twenty minutes up the 710 from Long Beach, so we run same-day service across the city - from downtown and the East Village to Belmont Shore, Bixby Knolls, and the waterfront. A machine only earns while it is running, so fast response is the point.
- Which Long Beach areas do you cover?
- All of them - Pine Avenue and the downtown entertainment district, Belmont Shore and 2nd Street, 4th Street Retro Row, the East Village Arts District, Bixby Knolls, Naples Island, and the Cambodia Town corridor, plus every surrounding Los Angeles County neighborhood.
- What does it cost a Long Beach bar to get a jukebox or pool table?
- Nothing upfront and nothing monthly. We install the equipment at no charge, handle service, music licensing, and cash collection, and your venue keeps an agreed share of the revenue. You open the doors; the machine does the rest.
- Are you an authorized TouchTunes dealer serving Long Beach?
- Yes. We are a manufacturer-authorized dealer for both TouchTunes and AMI Entertainment, so we place and service either line in Long Beach and recommend based on your room and crowd - not on commission.