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"Tucked into the Victorian facade of Jackson Street, the Mad Batter is the go-to spot for a whimsical meal. Dine on their front porch while overlooking passersby, or on their garden terrace. The main dining room is flooded with natural light, which shines through colorful stained glass and ornate window designs."

"This is a big tourist restaurant located 1 mile from the inn at a major fishing dock. We recommend it as a fun lunch excursion (poke around the docks as well). Except for winter weekdays, we do not suggest it for dinner – no reservations and long waits."

"Absolutely blown away by the hospitality at this establishment. At the time I visited, my family opted to eat at the take out part and they didn't have..."

"There are 110 restaurants in Cape May – an inordinate number – so to pin a few down is tough. Most touristy, but has stayed the course – Mad Batter for breakfast or lunch. Highly recommended by locals – YB (Younger Brother), a cute boutique with few tables, Tisha’s for seafood, and The Ebbitt Room for traditional American."

"Some say that true love only comes around once in a blue moon, and that could be true. Even if it’s not, dining at Blue Moon in Rehoboth can feel like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. This upscale restaurant is open every day of the week and dishes up some of the most mouth-watering meals you will ever see."

"Blue Moon Rehoboth started off as a Craftsman-style house built in 1907. Today, it’s become a wildly popular dinner and entertainment venue. Guests will love the restaurant’s upbeat, fun vibe as much as the tasty food."

"If you’ve been to Rehomo before, but not for a few years, then you may remember Diego’s as The Double L or the home of MANdance (for many years). It’s gotten a bit of a facelift, like many others in Rehoboth Beach, and it’s just as fun as always. On the weekends you’ll find dancers, go-go boys and DJs, so it still feels like the MANdance era."

"Aleathea's Restaurant is considered by many to be one of the best kept secrets in the town of Cape May, offering a unique dining experience by the sea. The dining spot serves contemporary American fare featuring steaks and a variety of fresh fish served in a setting from the Victorian era with porch dining, offered during the summer season, and ocean views. Aleathea's Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week during the season."

"Aleathea's is a charming dining spot with Old World ambiance and a wraparound porch where you can sit in a rocking chair while you wait for your table."

"Located underground at Congress Hall, this unique restaurant features fresh brick oven artisan pizza, cold draft beer and live music."

"A romantic bed and breakfast built in 1867, you’ll have access to modern amenities with a distinctive Victorian charm. Couples looking for privacy will enjoy staying at the Summer Cottage. Have a great night’s sleep in the king-sized bed, stay warm by the fireplace and unwind at the hot tub."

"If a bed and breakfast is more your style, The Harrison is worth a look. This B&B has been operating for over 30 years and its old-world charm is unfounded. Guests are welcomed with afternoon tea at check-in and rooms have been decorated in a luxurious cottage style."

"Felicia’s Cake Factory offers home baked goods created with both passion and family-inspired recipes using the finest and freshest ingredients. This gourmet bakery and coffee shop has 11 different homemade Gourmet Cream Cheeses that pair perfectly with their Artisan Bagels. Our Muffins, Scones, Croissants, Cinnamon Buns, Sticky Buns and not only taste great but also look beautiful."

"If you like a to be a little bit adventurous when dining, and are looking for something different, then YB would be a great choice. The food is delicious and the presentation is always interesting. YB is on Beach Ave, just a couple of blocks from The Queen Victoria, so it is easy to carry your own wine or beer there to enjoy with your dinner (yes, they’re BYOB)."

"Opened in 2011 by Yianni Tsiartsionis, younger brother of Peter (see George’s Place), YB serves contemporary American food. Brunch offerings include wraps, omelets and five different benedicts. Dinner ranges from crab cakes and bacon-wrapped scallops to a ribeye with béarnaise sauce and a cowboy pork chop with chorizo cornbread stuffing."

"Tucked into the Victorian facade of Jackson Street, the Mad Batter is the go-to spot for a whimsical meal. Dine on their front porch while overlooking passersby, or on their garden terrace. The main dining room is flooded with natural light, which shines through colorful stained glass and ornate window designs."