This is a great little town adjacent to Atlantic city. They have lots of great shops, restaurants,…read moreshopping, bakeries. Etc... I'm glad we stayed here...

Brigantine is one of the BESTEST shore towns in NJ! I have been coming to Brigantine for years and…read moreI like the low-key vibe and energy that exist here..that's why I enjoy returning when the opportunity presents! I enjoy how the beaches are clean..rarely crowded and most of the folks are friendly! The beach tags are needed during your beach activity and you should investigate costs if you plan to frequent the beach often! I enjoy the northern end of the beach the most when I visit. Usually I visit for the peacefulness..no beach necessary..but it is the gem of the town!

Service was amazing! Had the sweetest waitress. Drinks were delicious. I got Caesar salad and…read moregnocchi with blush sauce. It was spot on. They don't take reservations. Walk in only. They have indoor and outdoor seating.

545 pm Saturday August 15th. In a nutshell, food was good, ambiance was good, service was horrible…read more We asked for a salt shaker and took 7 minutes. We asked for parmesan cheese and two spoons, the waitress NEVER returned with the spoons nor the cheese. Thank God Joe ( a bus boy) after 12 Min waiting for the waitress fixed the problem in 30 seconds. YOU NEED MORE JOES.

My husband and I were fortunate to join the Cape May Food Tour for his birthday. Jamie and Patty…read moreare the absolute BEST!!! The tour was informative, fun and we even got a surprise performance from a Mariachi Band at one of the stops. It doesn't get any better than that. Jay and I would like to thank everyone for making his birthday even more special. We highly recommend this tour if you are visiting Cape May.

I am a frequent visitor of Cape May for many years. On August 29th I went on a Food Tour with my…read moresister. I was completely and pleasantly surprised at how very nice it was. Every place we visited, the food was amazing. I for sure will be back visiting those places. Patty is an experienced tour guide and lovely. This role fits her perfectly. I highly recommend this Food Tour!

Beautiful all residential beach town south of margate. 99% residential with beautiful large house…read moreis, the point, beautiful beaches, and a rocky inlet to climb out on. Truly a beautiful place to visit.

Used to be so so amazing i love this! But looks like the fault either moved or stopped cause this…read moreis all it is now...

The Chrismas Lights at Sooy Lane has the best light show that you will find in this area. It is…read morelocated on Sooy Lane which is right off of Route 9, aka Shore Road, on a sharp angled street by the Sunryser Restaurant and Deli. It is run out of a home and is available from December 1st - January 1st from 6PM until 11PM. While you're watching, you can tune your radio station to 97.7 FM in order to listen along to the music; there is a 30 minute continuous loop of music integrated with funny snippets from popular TV shows and movies. December 18th and 19th hosts pictures with Santa. The show is free however they accept donations. 100% of all donations go toward local cancer charities. Most people watch the show from inside of their cars so remember to dim your lights so that everyone may enjoy the show. It is also permissible to watch the show from the sidewalk if you so choose. This is one of the best kept secrets in the Atlantic City Area. Come out by yourself or with your loved ones. This really brings out the child in all of us and is good fun for all ages and all levels of ability.

It was a wonderful day to explore the area on a breezy Friday after the rain. My family of two set…read moreout to walk the 2.5-mile-long Ocean City boardwalk. After driving down, we were lucky to find free parking for my Audi on 11th Street, located just a block away from the boardwalk. Our walk began heading north, after which we turned around to travel south. During our stroll, we stopped at the Kite Loft to buy a hot air balloon and picked up a large bucket of fries from Thrashers (more details regarding the Kite Loft and Thrashers to come). In total, we tracked 6,000 steps. We had such a nice time that we agreed we will definitely return to experience more of the boardwalk in the future.

Great way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Walked about half of the boardwalk. We started about 5th…read morestreet went right toward the amusement park and and made some stops throughout. Nothing popped out as must see, but hanging out people watching was fun. If we had kids this would be the place to go, amusement park, arcade, lots of food and especially the candy stores. Plenty of benches to sit and people watch. We noticed that not many sit down places to eat but we found a few and chose to eat and Shenanigans. It was fun with a variety food and drinks to choose from, If you come for the beach, the beachfront was large and far away enough from the boardwalk. If we come back out this way, we might come back but not a necessity for me. But others may like it. Parking was a little tough but we did find a municipal park lot around 5th street.

I had no idea how special this experience was until I finally took the tour, and wow it completely…read morechanged the way I see the city. Id noticed the murals before just passing by, but seeing them as part of a curated journey gives everything so much more meaning. The guide helped point out details I never would've caught on my own, and it added a whole new layer of appreciation. The artwork is powerful, full of emotion, and spread across the city in a way that makes the whole place feel like an open-air gallery. It celebrates the personality of the neighborhoods and captures stories that stay with you long after you're done. What really stood out to me was how much heart is behind each piece. You can feel the intention, the humor, the honesty, and the love woven into every message along the route. It turns a familiar ride into something unexpectedly uplifting. I left feeling inspired and genuinely connected to the city in a new way. Highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to see a different, more meaningful side of Philly.

I love this. They had an initiative in the early 2000s to have graffiti art just work on art…read moreprojects as part of their community service. I believe this project is part of that circle was to have about 2OOO murals up by the mid-late OOs. By the time that happened they were way more than enough it's always nice to see free art as welll.

Ridiculously high property taxes. Poor flood control so you either raise your house or pay…read moreunbelievably high flood insurance. Large number of rental properties which result in a large number of students sent to Atlantic City High which ensures the tax rate will stay high.

Quiet beach town, family friendly... A nice contrast to AC. Park by the library and there is a…read morebathroom and showers (for sand on your feet) for public use.

In what feels like another lifetime, I lived in Cape May…read more Being here 27 years later was somewhat of a sentimental trip. I vaguely remember walking it with my now deceased ex husband ... God rest his soul. We walked over from our B and B to check out if it was a beach day. It was (wasn't supposed to be) but since were already there we stayed and sat at a bench bordering the beach, relaxing and talking FOR HOURS :)

I love everything about the Cape May promenade and the path that the City of Cape May recently…read moreadded to the beach. It is a great place to rollerblade before 9 AM as it is all fresh pavement. The views of the ocean and the light breeze make it a delightful place to take a walk or a jog. The addition of the arches is lovely!