Luxurious accommodations at The Reeds
at Shelter Haven in Stone Harbor, NJ photo credit: Halkin Mason Photography
Food&Beverage Foodies can celebrate the opening of the first gourmet burger bar) on the Jersey Cape in Stone Harbor, as Harbor Burger Bar brings an entirely new dining concept and an upscale, yet comfort- able, design to the resort’s food scene. Its menu features short rib and brisket blend burgers along with a variety of other family friendly items, plus a wide selection of draft beer and Coppola Wine on tap.
Located at the entrance of the all new Harbor Burger Bar, patrons of the Harbor Square Theatre can literally com- bine dinner and a movie. In a first at the Jersey Shore, patrons can take food and beverages from the Harbor Burger Bar concession stand (located in the Harbor Square Theatre lobby) into the theatres, including beer, wine, appetizers and more.
Joe’s Fish Co. Joe’s Fish Co., located on the front of Surfside Pier, has gone
through extensive renovations. The spa- cious upper deck of the restaurant now features a larger bar, better seating, and lively entertainment.
Coastal Blue Oceanside Bar and Grill at the Icona Diamond Beach offers dining indoors or outside on the pool deck, or even on the beach. It serves classic American cuisine along with local flavors menu favorites such as fresh fish tacos and crab cakes. The restaurant is com- mitted to locally sourced, high quality produce and products.
The Mad Batter in Cape May, one the town’s first fun and funky restaurants, started the resort’s culinary revolution. Today, with its colorful interior and porch with the familiar striped yellow awning, it’s still one of the most popular stops in this town of great places to eat.
Cold Spring Brewery opened in summer of 2016 and is located on the grounds of Historic Cold Spring Village. The tast- ing room for the brewery is housed in an
what’sNEW The new six-acre Tree To Tree Adventure Park at the
Cape May County Park and Zoo offers more than one- hundred tree-top obstacle adventures. Promoted as South Jersey’s premiere aerial adventure course, the new outdoor attraction features zip lines, climbing nets, Tarzan swings and other fun obstacles for adventurers.
The new Stone Harbor Library building, part of the Cape May County Library System, opens its doors this
historic pine and white cedar barn c. 1804, moved from Palermo and reassembled on Village property.
7 Mile Brewery is Cape May County’s newest craft brewery with beers of every style and taste, many with home-grown, Jersey-fresh ingredients. The craft brewery offers tastings, tours and cold beer on tap.
The county also is home to Ludlam Island Brewing Company in Ocean View, open for tours and tastings, and the Cape May Dystillery, which opened as the first artisanal distillery in the county producing Barrel Rum and Beach Rum, each with its own unique flavor, comple- menting small batch bourbons, special- ized brandies and gin.
Located in North Wildwood, Fresh on Fifth is new to the cuisine scene, offering a freshly prepared menu of coffees, smoothies, salads, wraps and more dur- ing breakfast and lunch hours.
January. The new library will offer weekly exercise pro- grams, as well as cooking demonstrations, author vis- its, and more.
Stone Harbor opens its gates for the first full year of court play in the newly constructed tennis and Pickleball facility. The outdoor facility includes four Har-Tru tennis courts, and will offer modified nets, smaller racquets, softer balls, and shorter courts and six Pickleball courts.
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