I am attending a family gathering in March in Cape May, NJ. I would appreciate suggestions for a good place to host a dinner. I want to avoid tourist traps.
Thanks!
Thanks, Joe, I appreciate the recommendations and prompt response.
Not sure if they allow kids, but I found a place in Cape May, where I ate all three meals a day. It was boot camp.
Whenever I go there myself or with a friend for wildlife shooting I get lunch at the Lobster House. If I ever get my wife to join me we'll try the Peter Shields.
Sapore at 416 S. Broadway Ave West Cape May. May not be open in March. But a very good place.
LeeinNC wrote:
Not sure if they allow kids, but I found a place in Cape May, where I ate all three meals a day. It was boot camp.
That is why I am going, Lee, for a boot camp graduation.
eagle80 wrote:
Sapore at 416 S. Broadway Ave West Cape May. May not be open in March. But a very good place.
I appreciate your suggestion.
Sapore open all year around. wE only during winter. Same with Viggiano’s. Both are fantastic. Sapore’s a little more formal but kids are welcome. Lobster House is great as well. However, it might have waiting lines. A little touristy perhaps. Try theit T/O on Wednesday night. Shrimp & baked. Potato w/slaw. $9.99 great deal. Delaney has good bar food and atmosphere. Same with Harpons on the Bay. In N cape May. Great sunsets as well. Kids welcome in both places. Enjoy your stay in Cool Cape May.
LeeinNC wrote:
Not sure if they allow kids, but I found a place in Cape May, where I ate all three meals a day. It was boot camp.
Yeah, and they also occasionally offered mystery meat, S-O-S, and "chef's surprise".
I spent twelve wonderful weeks there one winter and developed a - uh - 'certain opinion' of the cooking.
But, seriously, while I don't know anyplace other than that in Cape May, if you're in the Newport News, VA, area, the CG base there offered an especially good and moderately priced Sunday brunch, and civilians can go, but I haven't been down that way since Covid crap started.
to UTMike -- where's the graduate going from here?
Cape May is one of the premier birding locations in the US. Although I am not sure what is available this time of year. As far as a place to eat, I'd heed the advice of Cellachain above who lives there.
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