OCEANSIDE
Ruby’s Diner, a 1950s-style burgers-and-shakes restaurant that stood at the end of Oceanside Pier for the past 25 years, has served its last Ruby Burger.
On its Facebook page Friday afternoon, the Ruby’s corporate office in Newport Beach announced that the Oceanside location, along with the 25-year-old outlet on the Huntington Beach Pier, would close at the end of service that day. The Oceanside location had been temporarily closed for all but takeout since March 16, due to the pandemic. Officials with Ruby’s could not be reached for comment.
“After nearly 30 amazing years, we have to say goodbye to our Huntington Beach and Oceanside locations,” the Facebook post read. “We are deeply saddened to be closing our doors, but we are so thankful for all the wonderful memories that were shared over the years at the end of these two iconic piers. To the H.B. and Oceanside community, thank you so much for your unwavering support since we first opened our doors.
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