Los Angeles’ New England fishing village since 1963, Ports O’ Call Village, located along the Port of Los Angeles' Main Channel in San Pedro, is a unique seaside plaza that features souvenir and gift shops, along with popular and one-of-a-kind restaurants, tempting sweetshops, fish markets and quick-bite eateries.  In front of the village’s namesake Ports O’ Call Restaurant stands a statue modeled after the famous “Gorton’s Fisherman” in Gloucester, Mass.  

With meandering cobblestone walkways weaving through the 15-acre destination, Ports O’ Call is also the departure point for narrated harbor tours, dinner dance cruises and whale watching excursions. Enjoy a relaxing lunch or dinner at one of the many restaurants overlooking the harbor. Afterward, take a walk along the boardwalk and stop for a photo with the picturesque harbor backdrop.  Ports O’ Call Village is easy to reach and offers free parking, a rarity with most oceanfront venues.

On February 21, 2013, the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners unanimously approved an Exclusive Negotiating Agreement ("ENA") between the City of Los Angeles Harbor Department and The Ratkovich Company and Jerico Development, as the "Developer," for the redevelopment of the entitled 30-acre waterfront site in the Port of Los Angeles that includes the Ports O' Call Village. As part of the ENA process, the Developer is undertaking a series of public outreach meetings to gather community input for the Ports O' Call site redevelopment. For more information and project updates, click here.