I've been coming to wildwood since I was a child and have been to many restaurants on a island…read more Today me and my mom decided to try Mudhen. We've always driven by it and it's always been super busy which is why we haven't gotten around to trying it. We walked in and were seated right away! The outdoor section is beautiful which a bunch of seating and live music! Our drinks were delicious and decently priced for the shore! The menu has many gluten free options and it's such a diverse menu! We got wings to start and they were the biggest wings I've ever eaten! They were dressed in a very good Korean barbecue sauce! My mother and I got shrimp tacos! Each taco came with a bunch of shrimp on it! The tacos are also made fully gluten free! They were the best tacos I've had at the Jersey shore by far! Will be recommending this place to everyone!

Food was good, our server was wonderful! This review would've made 5 stars if food runner didn't…read moreattack me for asking for larger plates. I shared a meal with my dad, and when i asked for an extra one, he pointed to the tiny bread plates (? they didn't serve any complimentary appetizers though so idk what those were for). "These aren't good enough?" No, I want to be able to eat my meal without spilling fries on the table Is that so much to ask for...! I then proceeded to watch him wander around the building doing nothing for the rest of our meal, so I do not understand why he got so upset over a plate. #ruinedmywhilevacation #thishappenedyesterdayandimstillupsetaboutit

Food was outstanding! We got the platter for 3 people, it's on special on Mondays. I have to say…read morethe food is enough for five or more. Full rack of ribs, pulled pork, brisket. Also had side of Cole slaw, baked beans, mac n cheese, and 8 rolls. All of it was delicious and we had plenty to bring home with four of us eating. It's at the end of the pier with a great view and there was a gentleman playing the guitar for entertainment. He was fantastic and does requests. If your down the shore stop on by the food is great, the service is fantastic, great place for the family to eat. Also, My son had the chicken strips with fries he couldn't even finish that.

Family of 10+ on vacation. This was our first sit down meal of the trip and it set a nice mood for…read moreus. Nice beach views and access, we were able to go down to the sand and take pics after the food. I ended up getting some type of burger which was pretty solid. It didn't come with fries - have to order those separate (I think chips are the default). Seems like the atmosphere is the winner here, I'd like to come back and try more food and see if there are any culinary wonders I missed out on.

Stopped in for one beer before going to dinner...stayed for several while enjoying the music BINGO…read morethat was underway! Made our first night of vacation a lot of fun. Try The Twist with the mustard & salt rim...so good! We sat at the bar and helped everyone around us with their BINGO games! Will probably stop in again before heading home in a few days. Sorry no pics but there were over a dozen beers, hard sodas, and hard seltzers to choose from.

This place is a small brewery located in an old bowling alley in Wildwood, NJ. Staff is super…read morefriendly, the people are fun. They have hazy IPAs, west coast IPAs, lagers, pilsners, porters, hard seltzers and sodas. Get off the main drag, take a minute from Cape Mays breweries and put off Mudhen Brewery - give these guys a chance, you won't be disappointed.

Love this cozy bar The bartenders were all great…read moreThe food was terrific I was not expecting this since we went at midnight We will be back

Went here with a group of friends after a day at the dog beach. We sat on the patio for the pups…read moreand dog water bowls were provided which was great. Service was slow but they were very nice. The food was very good. Great portion sizes and enough for some dishes to split between two people. Overall not a bad experience, and would consider going again.

As a regular at Honky Tonk, I would like to address the review/comment from Rosanna from California…read moreand share what personally witnessed Wednesday night August 12, 2026. There are many of us who are regulars and genuinely love line dancing. We don't just dance in Wildwood-we travel to several other cities and states to dance, and we have a great time wherever we go. One thing I have consistently found in the line dancing community is that dancers are courteous and respectful of one another, regardless of skill level. We welcome beginners and are usually more than happy to help newcomers learn. We also support Honky Tonk because we enjoy being there. The staff is wonderful, the atmosphere is great, and while the dance floor itself may not be our favorite, we love Ashley, our DJ, and happily show up to support her as well. I watched Wednesday night's incident unfold from beginning to end, and what I witnessed was very different from what has been portrayed. There were several small children on the dance floor, directly in the line of dance. The adults dancing were doing their best to avoid running into them. At one point, I watched a couple of women repeatedly move away from the children to avoid a collision. Meanwhile, the children's mom appeared to find the situation funny and stood nearby laughing rather than moving the children to a safer area. When the song ended, I saw one of the dancers leave the floor, and the children's mother approached her. I moved closer and was able to hear their conversation. The dancer politely explained that the children needed to stay farther back and out of the dancers' path because she was concerned someone might accidentally run into them and hurt them. The mother's response was confrontational. She asked, "how far do you want them to go back?" And then commented about the woman being an advanced dancer. The dancer again explained that she simply did not want to accidentally collide with one of the children and have someone get hurt. The mother then accused the dancer of being rude. From what I personally witnessed,the dancer had not been rude. The situation escalated when the mother moved into the dancer's personal space and raised her hand towards her. From where I was standing, which was quite close, I saw the dancer push/slap the woman's hand away in response. I know this dancer from attending Honky Tonk regularly. I have never known her to cause problems. In my experience, she is a kind person, and I enjoy being around her. Line dancing is supposed to be fun, and beginners should absolutely feel welcome on the dance floor. But there is also a difference between beginners learning a dance vs very young children running and jumping around in the dancers' path. With dancers moving forward, backwards, sideways, turning, and sometimes unable to see directly behind them, that creates a legitimate safety concern for everyone-especially children. Parents also have the responsibility to supervise young children and keep them out of the direct path of an organized line dance. Expecting an entire dance floor of adults to maneuver around children who are running and jumping through the line of dance is neither reasonable nor safe. I was there. I watched the interaction closely, and I wanted to share what I personally witnessed because there are two sides to every story. It was an unfortunate and embarrassing situation that could have been avoided with a little courtesy, supervision, and respect for everyone using the dance floor. On another note, I believe Honky Tonk management needs to do a better job of handling situations like this quickly, rather than allowing the line dancers to be blamed or penalized when problems arise. If Wednesday nights from 7-11 are designated for line dancing, then management, should make sure the dance floor is being used safely and appropriately. That includes stepping in when people-whether adults or children-are repeatedly standing, running, or dancing in the path of the line dancers and creating an unsafe situation. The regular dancers should not be expected to spend the entire night dodging people who are intentionally interfering with the line of dance. Management needs to recognize when a situation is escalating and address it before it turns not a confrontation between customers. We support Honky Tonk (for now), its staff and Wednesday line-dancing nights, which is exactly why I think this needs to be said. A designated line-dancing night should have reasonable expectations for dance-floor etiquette and safety, and management should be willing to enforce them consistently. That protects the dancers, the children, other customers, and ultimately the establishment itself. If the regular line-dancing community begins to feel that Honky Tonk does not support us or provide a safe and respectful environment for Wednesday night line-dancing, many of us will reconsider whether we continue coming.

Stopped by Honky Tonk in Wildwood and had a good experience. The bar food was surprisingly good…read moreeverything came out hot, fresh, and tasted great. Fun country atmosphere, good music, and a cool spot to hang out while you're on the boardwalk. Definitely worth stopping in for some food and drinks!

We stopped in for drinks only, so I can't comment on the food. We were greeted quickly by a…read morefriendly bartender and had beer sitting in front of us before we knew it. We also ordered a shot and said, "surprise us". The bartender made us Gatorade shots and they were quite tasty. Our tab for 2 beer and 2 shots was less than $20. We'll definitely be back, as this experience was very good!

We went to Dogtooth Bar & Grill with our two kids and it handled a family dinner without any…read moreissues. The menu had enough variety that everyone found something without overthinking it, and the portions were big enough to share. Service was quick, which matters when kids are hungry, and the atmosphere was active without feeling overwhelming. After a long day in Wildwood, it was the kind of place where you can sit down, eat well, and not deal with any friction. Reliable, straightforward, and good for families.

If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would! Everything is amazing here. The food is…read moreoutstanding and you couldn't ask for better service. I will definitely be coming back.

We came on a Thursday night- very nice server, took a fun pic of my family, food was great (my…read moregrouper sandwich was excellent) , fantastic live music- not too loud, kid friendly, and very cute decor! Bonus for easy reservations on RESY!

Abby was the best server ever!! She was so bubbly and sweet and made us feel so welcome. This was…read moreour first time in Wildwood and because of her we will definitely be returning! The food was delicious as well.

Came here for an early dinner with my mom! We love wildwood and always heard great things about…read morethis place so we decided to check it out! The orange crush was delicious! Their started salad was small and there wasn't much to it. We both got the broiled seafood combo which came with crab meat, four scallops, and three shrimp. You also got two sides! It was the perfect amount of food and it tested very fresh! Will come back!

One of my favorite spots on the island for cheap (and good!) drinks and foods. Whether it's a rainy…read moreday with nothing else to do or a nice day to look out at the water, it's a great spot that truly feels like it's for locals.

Local dive with food food and cold beer. Good prices and a fun experience all around. Bar tenders…read morehustle.

Who can't resist crab fries from chickie and Pete's ? AWSOME fries with cheese. This is another…read morefamily tradition for food on the boardwalk !!

Four stars for the fries. The crab fries with the cheese dipping sauce are so delicious…read more No, they are not the fresh, hand cut fries made to order, pommes frites, or truffle fries by any means, just simply generic frozen fries tossed in an old bay style seasoning served with a plastic cup of melted American cheese for dipping but somehow this generic, basic, combination turns out some incredibly addictive and crispy fries that I can almost guarantee you'll be hooked at first bite.