Best Nightlife in Cape May

"For decadent breakfasts, the Mad Batter is the name to know in Cape May. Highlights include tucking into pillowy buttermilk pancakes studded with local New Jersey blueberries or a Chesapeake Bay Benedict with crabmeat, poached eggs, and hollandaise while sitting on the sunny porch."

"On Fisherman’s Wharf in Cape May Harbor, The Lobster House sits right on the water. For a cozy dinner, eat near the fireplace in the front bar room. To thrill the little ones, ask to be seated in the outdoor dining room, where the kids can check out the 130-foot schooner that serves as the restaurant’s cocktail lounge."

"Where: 906 Schellengers Landing Rd, Fisherman’s Wharf, Cape May, NJ 08204. If lobster’s your idea of heaven, don’t miss a visit to The Lobster House. As its name suggests, lobster is the name of the game here, with everything from Lobster Bisque to Lobster Salad and Lobster Tail."

"Visit Aleathea's Restaurant, Cape May's best kept secret for a unique seaside dining experience. Contemporary American Cuisine with an assortment of…"

"A Vegas-style “Welcome to the Fabulous Jimmy’s Grille” marquee welcomes patrons inside this airy, dressed-down drinking hut that’s known for fried chicken and crab crakes. The orange crush — a ubiquitous Dewey drink — is especially good here, with creamsicle, key lime, and mango variations (make it a “skinny” by subbing in club soda for Sierra Mist). Catch the sunset at waterfront sister spot Northbeach, a sand bar overlooking a pier that spells out “home of the original Sunday Funday."

"The old Hobos, which bowed out in 2016, is now being transformed into The Pines, a "modern coastal tavern" with a menu that reflects both the land and the sea. Renovations were still ongoing at the Baltimore Avenue site this past weekend. Owner/partners are Bob Suppies, a Maine native and Rehoboth resident since 1997 who has had a career in retail, and Tyler Townsend, a former baseball player who was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in 2009."

"Details matter and at The Pines the bartenders, servers and kitchen staff make guests feel welcome and appreciated on each visit. I've visited four..."

"Since 2010, Jam Bistro on bustling Baltimore Avenue in Rehoboth has been committed to serving the best cuisine in town. The interior design of the restaurant features hard-wood floors, dark wood tables and chairs, and crisp white linens. Track lighting, a beautiful lacquered cork bar, large pane windows, and an outside patio make this a great setting for a night out on the town."

"Easily one of the best dining experiences we've had anywhere in the Delaware Beaches area. Jam is a hidden Jem. White table cloths and a charming bu..."

"Would give the place more than a 5 star rating overall if I could. Food was amazing, lemonade delish!!"

"Its menu includes crab pretzels, firecracker shrimp, a raw bar with clams, mussels and peel n’ eat shrimp, and the famous crab cake platter. Owner Jimmy O’Conor says the restaurant is approved to extend seating into the parking lot this summer to serve as many guests as possible while still abiding to COVID-19 protocols. Woody’s gets extremely busy with takeout as well, so O’Conor bought another store across the street for Woody’s to-go."

"Another dairy institution Joe has hit on the main drag, it’s known for homemade flavors with some politicians-shouldn’t-say-them-out-loud names such as Better Than Sex. New this summer: Biden’s Summer Whitehouse Cherry, a blend of African vanilla and maraschinos."