Me and my wife were visiting Ocean City. We were looking to see where to go for dinner. He saw…read morethis place driving in looking for a place to park. We figured we'd give it a try. This was their restaurant location, they also have one on the boardwalk as well. We decide to go to the restaurant one so we could stay in the air conditioning and have a place to sit down. Our waitress was very professional when she came over and gave us some recommendations. My wife ordered the half chicken, and I ordered the half rack of ribs. Both of the meats were cooked just right, and the sides were very good as well. We both enjoyed our meal very much. It was a little on the pricey side, but it's worth the price for what you get. If you're ever looking for good barbecue in South Jersey, or you're looking for a place for dinner near the beach., definitely give Buddy Love's BBQ a try. You won't be disappointed.

If you want candy meat, go here. Food was way too sweet. Makes no sense. Also , Chicken was like…read morepaste inyour mouth. Won't be coming back.

Had the chance to eat food truck offerings this past Saturday at Bonesaw Brewing. After trying the…read morepork tacos, loaded crabby fries, and fried shrimp, I went back for more. All offerings were very very good. Good enough I asked the employees for the name of the truck as it was not readily recognizable - and I recommend you address that. Food truck fare is usually just ok, but this was very good. The pork tacos had just the right amount of Asian flavor mixed with what I imagine were pickled cucumbers. The loaded crabby fries were crispy and loaded with toppings, including shredded crabmeat. One of my favorite food truck offerings to date. Very very solid.

This is by far my favorite food truck out there. Everything on the menu is great, and the owners…read moreare awesome. It's definitely worth traveling to a location they are at for some awesome food. I defiantly look forward to getting something at their next event location.

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!!!

Great food. Great Service. Wheelchair accessible and very pet friendly…read more A must stop for breakfast or lunch.

Today I attended the Downbeach Seafood Festival in Ventnor with my family and I am here to tell you…read moreit was one of the better ways to spend a few hours on Earth. According to its official description this annual festival gathers together seafood vendors, local restaurants, arts and crafts, live music, and cooking demonstrations right by the water. The website promises food, fun, and community, and for once the advertisement was not a lie. We parked in the free lot on Wellington Avenue and the organizers had arranged for jitneys to shuttle us back and forth with the precision of a German train schedule. This was a good omen. If human beings can cooperate to move strangers from one place to another with such efficiency then perhaps there is still hope for us. The first thing we saw was the South Pacific Island Dancers performing at 11:30. They were graceful, rhythmic, and most important, they engaged with the crowd so no one felt like a passive observer. At noon Yani the Band took the main stage and provided the sort of unoffensive musical background that makes you want to linger among food stalls a bit longer than perhaps is healthy. And what food. My son ate nachos from Tacocat and declared them righteous. I tried fried clams from Ike's Famous Crab Cakes. The serving was modest in size, which was a shame, but the clams were thick with meat and tasted like they still remembered the sea. The homemade roasted tomato tartar sauce and horseradish sauce were so good they could be bottled and sold as souvenirs. My wife ate a scallop roll from Scallop Shack Farms and looked happier than she has in a month. Eventually she simply ditched the Texas Toast so she could completely enjoy those perfect little discs unmolested by distracting gluten. My oldest son spoke glowingly for the ham and cheese croquettes from Del Toro Tapas. He would have handed out pamphlets if they had any. For drinks we experimented. Pirate Pete's sodas came in metal mugs that you could refill all day long. The concept is so simple it feels like a parable. We also bought a cucumber refresher and a lemonade from Squeezies. The lemonade was squeezed to order and tasted like summer itself had been liquefied. Between bites and sips we wandered among the vendors and stopped to talk with an artist from Surfboard Taxidermy. He makes sculptures from discarded surfboards. To look at his work is to realize that waste can become beauty if given the right pair of hands. It was a reminder that while some people turn trash into political careers, others turn it into art. Bless the latter. It cost us ten dollars apiece because we bought tickets in advance. Fifteen at the door would still be a bargain. The sun shone, the air was kind, the food was plentiful, and the company of strangers was pleasant. That is the best of civilization in miniature and I will not forget it.

We had an incredible day at the Downtown Seafood Festival. This event is so awesome. I was shocked…read moreand delighted it wasn't more crowded for such a budget friendly seafood festival. The fee to get in was $10 online, $15 at the door. We had planned to take the very clearly marked free parking shuttle but the day started off strong with us pulling up to a spot right by the entrance. There is a lot going on, and it was all good stuff. They do have a schedule on their website if you want to catch the fire dancing, hula dancers or live music shows, all were great. There are limited chairs but many people brought their own. I might do that next time. We did all the tasting options. The Oysters were $25 . You got two oysters from each of the 6 farmers. This was so much fun! All of the oysters were amazing and all had a delicious mignonette options. Our favorite was the Salty Soul. Not only were they delicious but we loved the family vibe and they were fun to talk to as they cheered me on to try my very first raw oyster! Beer tasting was $10 to get a small cup of 12 beers. Each brewery had two options Favorite beer was Farm Truck Baked Sale. It was a smoked helles lager. Strong runner up was MudHen. Chowder tasting was a $10 donation to the food pantry. We didn't even get through all the chowders. There were at least 20. It was a blind tasting so you didn't know who made what. Favorites were the creamy crab and the one with corn sprinkled on top. There were so many additional food and beverage options including a Coke tent that gave out free Coke products all day long! I was shocked that many vendors had food under $10. In addition to all of the fun activities we really met some awesome people. All of the vendors and the other guests mingled at shared tables and while online. Lines were minimal and food value and fun times were plentiful. This truly was a great day and I would highly recommend this event. I hope to return for years to come and bring friends to share in the fun!

We were looking for an ice cream shop off-season after a day at the beach, and this was the perfect…read moreplace to stop! Located in a cute village of shops, Buddy's ice cream had exactly what we needed. We got an ice cream sundae with the best oreo coffee ice cream, salted caramel and truffle ice cream (this flavor was my favorite), and some cookie dough toppings. Then we sat outside where there many benches and enjoyed the view! 10/10 a great experience

Small little cottage in a quaint group of cottage shops (Woodland Village) next to the campground…read morewe are staying at (Avalon Campground). Beautiful landscaping, scenery. Many outdoor seating options throughout the "village". The store is very small only 4 people at a time can fit. And business is booming! The service is friendly and happy to offer samples. On the first nite, I got a half scoop of the Jersey Peach (I'm drooling as I write this!) and a half scoop of salted caramel truffle in a waffle cone. So good! The next nite, I got a sweet & salty sundae w salted Caramel ic, wet walnuts, mini choc chips, caramel sauce, whipped cream & cherry. Aaaah!!! If I lived down here, I would be at their place every evening!! Probably best that I live 2 1/2 hrs away!!

Ray's is a lunch truck with a breakfast and lunch menu. He opens at 06:30 am and closes at 1:30 pm…read more He is a favorite with Truckers and tradesmen for the quality of his food. He has great breakfast sandwiches in the $ $4:00 to $ 5:00 dollar range, with hash browns for $ 1:00. Rumour has it he cooks his eggs in butter, unless you request different. His cheesesteak is a superior pre- marinated beef, cooked in olive oil. I added raw onion to mine. I added sliced raw onion, it stay's on the sandwich better than diced onion. My verdict ? Perfect. Tender, tasty beef, cheese, raw onion on a long roll, that melts together for great taste. I will review his breakfast sandwiches in the near future.

Saw them outside of my apartment complex and decided to give them a try. Glad I did! I got the…read morechicken burrito and a churro. Really excellent on both counts! Lately, getting a burrito from the likes of chipotle, qdoba or other brick and mortar places results in either skimping on ingredients or stuff shoved all the way to one side and nothing on the other. This burrito was rich, packed and decadent like I remember from So Cal. Came with tortilla chips as well. Highly recommend.

Cibo Grill & The Walking Taco has been catering for years and their menu selections never get old!…read moreI would recommend them for ANY event that needs catering!

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.