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1. Angelo's Fairmount Tavern
$$ | |Open and run by the same family since 1935, Angelo's in Atlantic City's unassuming Ducktown neighborhood is reason enough to get out of the casino; it's only half a mile from the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Locals flock to this long-time favorite for Italian standards like chicken parmigiana, stuffed shells, and lasagna, as well as steaks and seafood.
2300 Fairmount Ave., Atlantic City, New Jersey, 08401, USA609-344--2439Known For
- All menu items available for take out
- Great Italian-American home cooking
- One of the best places to take kids in Atlantic City
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No lunch, Reservations not accepted -
2. George's Place
$$ | |It's not much to look at, but there's a reason people line up to get into this Greek-style diner. Decadent helpings of waffles and french toast for breakfast and hearty Mediterranean favorites for lunch and dinner keep locals and summer residents coming back again-and-again. BYOB.
301 Beach Ave., Cape May, New Jersey, 08204, USA609-884--6088Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No credit cards, Daily from 8, Reservations not accepted -
3. Harley Dawn Diner
$$ | |This may be 30 miles west of Atlantic City, but for meatloaf that tastes homemade, mashed potatoes, and fresh seafood it's worth the detour. Pies and bread are baked daily and the rotating soups specials bring regulars on certain days to slurp their favorites (chowders and bisque are especially popular). You can get breakfast here too, and a kids' menu is available.
1402 Black Horse Pike, Folsom, New Jersey, 08037, USA609-567--6084Known For
- Breakfast all day
- Local craft beer and wine list
- High quality and seasonal local produce
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Rate Includes: Closed Tues. No dinner Sun., Reservations not accepted -
4. Kelsey and Kim's Southern Cafe
$$ | |A friendly soul food and barbecue joint that has become a fast favorite in a town with an endless stream of fried chicken and waffles coming out from the kitchen. Located just south of Gardner's Basin, it makes for a good pit-stop when you're coming to town, or going home.
201 Melrose Ave., Atlantic City, New Jersey, 08401, USA609-350--6800Known For
- Take-out dining only
- Fried chicken and waffles
- Huge portions
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5. Lobster House
$$ | |Local fisherman deliver fresh sea fare seven days a week right to the dock at the always-rollicking Lobster House. Cape May salts, a petite and briny oyster, are harvested from the restaurant's beds in Delaware Bay. Dine inside on checked tablecloths, at the raw bar, or outside on the dock for the full maritime show. Of course, the eponymous crustacean is all over the menu—in bisque and salads, its tails stuffed and served with steak, and steamed or broiled whole.
906 Shellengers Landing Rd., Cape May, New Jersey, 08204, USA609-884--8296Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Daily from 11:30, Reservations not accepted -
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6. Mad Batter
$$ | |The only thing "mad" about this spot, which is credited with starting Cape May's restaurant renaissance in the 1970s, is the wild popularity of its bountiful American breakfasts and brunches. Be prepared to wait. Or book a table for lunch or dinner. Request the porch to watch the action on Jackson Street and sample the dishes that are their greatest pride and joy: the buttermilk pancakes, the clam chowder, or the lump crab cakes.
19 Jackson St., Cape May, New Jersey, 08204, USA609-884--5970Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Daily from 8 -
7. Sandpiper Coastal Bar & Grill
$$ | |The seasonal tapas-style menu at the Sandpiper is perfect for a fun-loving crowd who wants to try a piece of everything, which you’ll want to do—crab-stuffed oysters, duck poutine tots, diver scallops, tenderloin sliders…you get the picture. The desserts are just as yummy with options like pull-apart monkey bread and chocolate brownie torte, as are the fruit-forward specialty cocktails. Another added bonus---the restaurant is helmed by New Jersey native John Zaitoun who has made local sourcing and seasonality the focus of the Sandpiper's menu including the restaurant's beer list which features beer from Cape May and Flying Fish Brewing Companies.
1000 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 08401, USA609-449--1000Known For
- Whole roasted suckling pig (with 72-hour notice)
- Pull-apart Monkey Bread with vanilla ice cream for dessert
- Fruit-centric craft cocktails and Cape May Brewery beers
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues.--Thurs. No lunch -
8. Who's on Third Deli and Grill
$$ | |Munch on sandwiches—house roasted turkey or corned beef on rye are reliable choises—at the old-fashioned lunch counter. Or eat in the spacious dinette area, for hearty and reasonably priced meals. In summer, the deli stays open later and has entrées such as succulent pot roast. Who's on Third is open for breakfast, too.
1300 3rd Ave., Spring Lake, New Jersey, 07762, USA732-449--4233Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, daily 7:30–3, Reservations not accepted
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