We have been talking about coming here on a rainy day every year we come to Sea Isle City. We…read morefinally made it this year. It's very small and you can see eveything in about 10 minutes. It's attached to the library. The people who run it are very nice and are there to answer questions or tell you storys.. If you love SIC as much as we do its worth a quick pop in..

I scheduled a birthday party on a Friday.. It was set up for a specific time which I had sent out…read moreto guests I paid for the amount of guests that was agreed upon. I was charged for 3 more people that showed up when the amount of food was for 3 less. In addition staff was rude and unprofessional. One waitress said jokingly she stirred drink with her finger. I contacted the event coordinator and she said she forwarded my complaint to owner. It has been a week and no response has been received with regards to my this issue. It really is a lovely place but staff is unprofessional and no concern for your issue. I would not recommend for a function.

I don't get here as often as I'd like. Food and service were fantastic Saturday 2.16.25. The cozy…read more interior and live music make it a great space to come chill for a couple of hours. Specialty drinks were tasty and had great presentation. Cedar Rose is favorite winery close to home.

The food and drinks are great, and the staff and customers are so friendly. We had an amazing…read morebreakfast there. VFW Post 1963 is one of my favorite places in Sea Isle City. God Bless America!

Amazing food! Sampling today's special. You can't beat the flavor or the price. Best food in the…read moreisland.

Absolutely excellent collection from two prominent South Jersey families that exists not so much to…read moreshowcase their families but to highlight what life was like in NJ in the early 1900's. Admission is free, and as we were the only visitors when we were there, our museum guide Joe gave us an option to get a tour from him or explore on our own. We opted for the tour from Joe and it was wonderful! I have been vacationing in SIC since I was a child and learned so much about the history of this area that I never knew. Hours are a bit limited so consider calling before you go, but it is absolutely worth a stop if you are in the area!

Took a tour today and was greeted by two friendly people who told us and showed us many interesting…read morethings. They were so knowledgeable we came away knowing the family whose articles grace this great museum. All the artifacts from their home in the old days were immaculately kept and displayed. Take the time and go.

Great little bait shop. I'm always going in on the weekends for something. Ice, tackle, and…read moreminnows.

Wonderfully manicured garden locale that had me instantly feeling spiritual. Lots of seating and 2…read moreshaded gazebos for those that can't be exposed to the sun for a long time. Everything was well-maintained and the Padre Pio statue was perfect. Statues rarely have the refinement of a human face but this one was perfect. The gift shop was closed when I came but I wasn't here for that. I was here to say a prayer and I have faith He heard me.

I love this place I have watched the Padre Pio Shrine change and grow over the years and it has…read morebecome a pretty big tourist attraction in this little New Jersey town. There is ALWAYS someone outside praying no matter what time of day or year I drive past. It truly warms my heart to think of this place. If you are Catholic or just need to spend some time in a spiritual place, give this place a try!

First Night only happens once a year, always New Years Eve on the last day of December. Now I know…read moreother communities schedule First Nights, and Ocean City, New Jersey's may not be the original or the largest celebration in these United States of America, but let me tell you why it's a favorite of mine, year after year. Opening ceremonies begin at 4:00 pm. Then head over to the Ocean City Library for the towns history. At 6:00 pm, take the free jitney to the High School for a Buffet Dinner prepared by the South Jersey Chefs Association. After dinner, stay for the juggling and musician act that will be a great hit with the kid in all of us. Me, I have to step outside to the planetarium to view the Stars, that is where my heart and dreams lie. A quick jitney ride to a local church. Hey, it's Abbott , Costello and the Jack Benny show, rated one of the best vaudeville shows in the nation. A usher interrupts me, " Sir, your ticket, or your life." Deep consternation wrinkles my face. " I'm Thinking, I'm...thinking..." , I reply. I Have to grab a Hot Dog and coffee during the show to support the Church. And people call me miserly. This show was phenomenal by the way. I just have to stay for Broadway by Request. A contingent of professionals will sing your favorite tunes from the plays you saw in New York City. To calm myself from the festivities, I walk to the Tabernacle, where the world renowned Ocean City Pops orchestra is hopefully playing my favorite, the Planets. Relaxed, I'm ready to boooogie again, and I arrived at the Music Pier. One of the famous Bands from the 70's era ( that's me ) are playing Disco Fever, and I am repeatedly mistaken for John Travolta. The resemblance is startling. It's High Noon, and I'm not looking for trouble in the New Year, oops, make that midnight, and the Fireworks must go on for 30 minutes, and yes, they are real, and FABULOUS. It's closing time, and the crowds are leaving the Boardwalk . I linger, smelling the frosted salt air, crashing waves in the distance, feel the sand against my body in July, look up one last time at our magnificent galaxy. As I make my nights exit, a smile slowly creases my face. The Curtain Closes and one of the best shows in South Jersey is closed till next year. AND HOW WAS YOUR NEW YEARS EVE ?

After buying and returning a defective surfboard from amazon, I decided it would be best to buy my…read morefirst board from a local shop where I could make sure I was buying the right board for me. When I walked in I let the staff know I had never surfed before but was wanting to learn. The man walked around the store with me to show me all my options and gave some recommendations before letting me look on my own. Once I picked a board out they put the fins on for me right there and had me pick out a leash (separate purchase) and attached it for me in the store. With my purchase they also provided a little bag with wax, stickers, and a key for the fins in case I needed any of it. I ended up spending much more than the board I returned to amazon. However, for everything I bought, I believe it was reasonably priced. I am grateful this happened, as I now feel secure knowing I will be learning on a board that is best for me. Not to mention the fact that this board is so much prettier too! Throughout my whole experience at Surfers Supplies, everyone who helped me was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The staff worked as a team and made sure every customer left with what they needed, without acting like "salesman". I would definitely recommend Surfers Supplies for any of your surfing necessities. I will be back to this shop if and when I ever need something new!

Solid locally-owned surf shop that knows what they're doing. These people are part of the…read morecommunity. Good quality. Fair pricing.