Relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff and delicious food. My waffle sundae really hit the spot.read more

This place was so slow! We came with children so waiting excessively is excruciating. The place…read morewasn't that busy; we were there for a late lunch. Our waiter changed back and forth. Very little followup on drinks, if we needed anything, etc. we were given one bottle of ketchup to share between 2 tables. Food was mediocre. We ordered a grilled ham and cheese - the cheese was barely melted. Would not return.

Velo is a casual local BYOB cafe in Ventnor that offers breakfast & brunch. I visited on a weekend…read morefor brunch & enjoyed it very much. They're only 2 blocks from the beach, so only street parking is available. There's a nice variety of breakfast & lunch options. I had the Orale Benedict which has chorizo on top of a slice of sweet potato instead of an English muffin. My poached eggs were a little under but I still enjoyed it. It came with salad or fruit. I opted for the salad & thought the vinaigrette was fresh & tasty. Service was prompt & friendly. I also liked that they brought out an ice bucket for my sparkling wine. They also have specialty coffee drinks that I'll have to try next time because I will definitely be back!

Had a nice brunch at Velo. The place is beautiful and clean, inside and out…read more The menu has a lot of interesting choices. I settled on the goat cheese omelet, with a side of fruit. The omelet was fairly good, but I was disappointed with the fruit. It was an up charge and the portion was tiny. My husband got the stuffed French toast with a side of turkey sausage. The French toast was very tasty but the turkey sausage was overcooked and not good. I would love to come back and try Velo for lunch.

had a great breakfast on our way home from the shore. it was packed when we arrived but we were not…read morewaiting long at all. everybody who works here is efficient, attentive and nice. we both had eggs over easy and hash browns/toast. he had bacon and I had the bacon & cheese option for my potatoes. we shared a short stack of perfect pancakes. these are in my top 5 pancakes.

Had breakfast the other day and I was shocked at the bill way to high for one meal. Don't recommend…read moreever.

Very good coffee with good selection of pasteries. Very…read moreclean and inviting space. Staff very nice.

Food was good, they had multiple avocados toast options which is exactly what I was looking for…read more The service was a 10/10, kind and attentive staff. Ambiance was cozy perfect to sit and enjoy your meal as well as work if needed. Visited during summer they had both indoor and outdoor seating !

Great food, inviting atmosphere, and fantastic service! Highly recommend!…read more And let's not forget their barbecue nights on Friday and Saturdays in the summer. Chef Jim House's barbecue is the best around!

Food - one word (?) scrumdeliunctious! My piled pork…read moreomelette was on point. The quantity accompanied by my whole wheat buttered toast and extra crispy home fries hot the proverbial (stomach) spot. The hostess was welcoming as she sat down with me as a party of one with a warm smile and quickly took my order for 1/2 cranberry and 1/2 orange juice while I perused the daily specials. I didn't event look at the main menu. Haha. I imagine I'll try to get past the specials the next time I come for breakfast. The place in Somers Point is quaint and a walk up. There is street parking and it looks like this is a good spot to spend time outside in the warmer months.

Delicious!& fresh something for everyone prepared with a smile!…read moreI love the salads!!! Especially arugula!My husband loves the sandwiches and breakfast!

Wow! 1st time here & did not disappoint! Has the turkey club and amazing. Mrs had the turkey…read moreclub & loved it as well. Have breakfast menu as well. Highly recommend!!!

This place is so consistently great that it's scary! We went out of our way to stop here for…read morebreakfast, and everything was perfect. From the coffee to the breakfast to the service - I wish there were more places like this around.

I've known Bill Sr. for eons but not Bill Jr. You've GOT to do better. We tried the Thurs night…read morechicken pot pie special and were very disappointed! Small, watery with only ONE chunk of turkey. The rest were tiny bits floating around in an over salted crust. $23.00??!! Suggestion for the chef. Go to Smithville Inn and try theirs for tips. There's is currently $26.00 and perfect (see pic of Smithville's attached). On another note, when our waitress stated the sandwich guy at dinner is sloppy and inconsistent compared to the lunch guy, you know there's zero.zero oversight. You've got a great location but your menu, prices and chef need major adjusting.

Relentless - that is the word that comes to mind. A ceaseless discharge of waste is all that…read moreremains after my feeding session. I'm hot, dressed only in sweat, lying on the floor of Dino's bathroom. I never knew Dino, but I am well familiar with his legacy. It all started back in 2017. My old buddy "D-FENS" we called him, because now he works for the DoD, and I stopped by the Seaville Institution that is Dino's one summer evening. I've never been the same since. If I think back, I'd wager I've housed upwards of 40 double cheese burgers with avocado over the course of the nine years since. Sometimes three per session. Anyway, at Dino's you will find something long forgotten in the annals of our age. They built the asylums to contain those who knew of its secret, to reeducate them, but at Dino's the truth still whispers to those with ears to hear. I am going now, back to room where they feed me that which was promised to me. Bless you all.

We dined at Dino's for dinner during the week in the summer with a party of 8. Half of our party…read moreate here last year and had a great experience with their seafood, so they recommended we come back during this year's vacation. They do not take reservations even for larger parties, but we were seated immediately upon arriving. From the menu, the vibe, the layout, and the decor, everything about Dino's screamed diner. Lots of menu options to choose from, but everyone was set on seafood. We started with two orders of the Stuffed Mushrooms with Crabmeat. What a start to our meals. They were surprisingly delicious, diner or not! Our entrees came with a soup or salad, and two sides. My wife opted for the split pea soup while I upgraded to snapper soup for a $1 up charge. Both soups were very good as well, and the dollar up charge for the snapper soup was totally worth it. Most of us opted for some kind of broiled seafood platter. I ordered the broiled seafood combo which came with shrimp, scallops, flounder, deviled clam, and a crab cake. My wife chose the broiled scallops and flounder. While the crab cake and deviled clam were delicious, we both agreed the flounder, shrimp, and scallops were bland. As sides we had green beans, fried zucchini, baked potatoes, French fries, and mashed potatoes, most of which were underwhelming. My father-in-law's mashed potatoes came out barely warm, the marinara we requested for the zucchini tasted more like stewed tomatoes, and my baked potato was kind of soggy from being wrapped in foil. Seven of our dinners arrived fairly quickly. Our server, who was actually very good, informed me that someone bumped her tray and they needed to remake my entree. All good, I understand things happen, but my meal didn't come out until everyone else was almost finished eating so I felt rushed. I was offered ice cream or Jell-o as consolation which was a nice gesture, but not worth me accepting especially since we were all so stuffed from the huge portion sizes. I would 100% give Dino's another chance. There were definitive bright spots: stuffed mushrooms, soups, crab cakes, deviled clams, green beans. Next time I'd pass on the seafood and leave the diner food to the diner. Dino's was and I did not notice anybody else ordering seafood. Maybe just a rookie mistake on our part.