Thank you to Sara and Evoy Funeral Home for making a difficult time easier. We did not hold a…read moreservice, but they had the urn we needed, and Sara came in just to help us. Could not have been kinder or more helpful. Thank you again

Dave went above and beyond from beginning to end. From prearrangements to the final day. He was…read morevery sympathetic and very compassionate with all of the arrangements with our family. Our family would highly recommend.

Do not use this funeral home. Our experience was so distressing that we ultimately had to transfer…read moreour loved one to another facility. The funeral director was unprofessional, insulting, and arrogant, and we were charged twice for services. When we attempted to reach him, he dismissed our concerns by stating that he had "five bodies that came in," which he used as an explanation for not returning our calls--an appalling and deeply insensitive remark during an already painful time. I am currently in the process of filing formal complaints with both the Better Business Bureau and the New Jersey State Board of Mortuary Science. I have never felt compelled to write a negative review before, but this experience was so unacceptable that I feel a responsibility to warn others. I strongly urge families to choose a different funeral home during such a vulnerable and emotional time.

Coined as America's first seaside resort, Cape May became the country's summer resort destination…read morebecause of its effortless transport by water from Philadelphia to the Atlantic Ocean. Early visitors of Cape May included Henry Clay, Ulysses Grant, and possibly Abraham Lincoln in 1849. Victorian-style architecture was the most common style used from the 1860s to 1900s, during Cape May's reconstruction. Perhaps one of the best-known Victorian houses is the Emlen Physick House. As Cape May's only Victorian house museum, visitors can tour inside, as it was part of our combo trolley ticket. Named for Doctor Emlen Physick, he completed his medical training but did not practice medicine and lived off of his generation's wealth. Designed in 1876 by famed architect Frank Furness, the mansion is an excellent example of a stick-style house. It's characterized by geometric shapes and partially exposed timbers that hint at the house's support structure. An eighteen-room fully furnished features with period-accurate Victorian goods and offers a glimpse of what life was like in the late 1800s. The tour guide, Chris,, was fantastic & really went through every possible detail on the family & the history. Well worth the extra few dollars!

I discovered the Brew Fest event on the Cape May TV Channel. The event featured different beer,…read morewine, and alcohol vendors, so I was glad it wasn't all beer. To purchase alcohol, you needed to present your id and get a wristband which I thought was a good idea. However, I had to stand in a long line to purchase drink tickets even though I wasn't really sure what I was going to drink. I didn't find this to be a good system, and others around me in line seemed to agree. Additionally, there were several food trucks featuring BBQ, burgers, and hotdogs as well as sweets. Places to sit were limited, so it may be helpful to bring chairs or a blanket. There was also a variety of merchandise vendors along with two different live bands, neither of which appealed to me but seemed popular. Parking is limited, so we had to park about 4-5 blocks away.

If you are a veteran, this is a friendly, affordable Place to relax, have a beverage of your…read morechoice, and potentially make a new friend or, at least, have a nice conversation.

Stopped in here after a dedication ceremony (Dept of NJ buried a time capsule - to be opened in 25…read moreyears). It was a beautiful day and the Post was jammed. I didn't have time to look around but it looks like they do not have a parking lot. That could be troubling during the summer as the hordes descend on the city. Overall, the facility looked very nice. BTW, I don't know if I will be around to open the capsule ...

If you're ever in cape may, you cannot skip VFW Post 386. I have been a patron here for many years…read more Great drinks, food and most importantly service. Their bar manager Kim is extremely welcoming and always attentive. This place has a great vibe, great music, and great value. Can't go wrong! Highly recommended!

Unfortunately, I needed their services again - once again, 5 stars. Happy to see after 6 years…read morethey offer the same excellent service : kind, patient. Attentive to detail. Thank you Dennis!

I would recommend Dennis and his team to anyone. He has been nothing but patient and helpful…read morethrough every step. I feel so lucky that we used his services - I am certain no one would be disappointed.

Friendly, helpful owner and staff who work fast and provide you with fully filled propane bottles…read more This is our go-to place for refills. Support our local business!

So for all the years that we've been to Cape May/Wildwood, we still haven't been to this Zoo! Well,…read morethat all changed on Tuesday August 6th 2024. Went here with my parents as we needed things to do while we were sunburnt and tired of the sun due to going to the beach a prior day. Parking was easy once we found a sign that pointed to the zoo! Even encountered that peacock in the parking lot! The Zoo is free, but they also accept donations. They have lots of exhibits and animals, including lions, otters, cheetahs, cows, bison, a toucan, and many other animals. i think they did have penguins at one time, but i dunno, we never went until now so. but very organized and gorgeous grounds. The exhibits looked like the animals natural habitat, which is always good for the animals. The zoo had lots of sunny areas, and shady areas, and a couple of benches around to sit if one needs or wants to. Am so glad that i found a penny machine here! They also have a little store, but it's a lot of stuffed animals and not so much souvenir. Although the stuffed animals were very realistic and resembled the animals we saw in the zoo! Overall enjoyed our time here, and would definitely come again!

This is a unique zoo full of quality space making it look like the animals were in their natural…read moreenvironment. I don't know why the giraffe was behind its gate, but it was entertaining to my 2 yr old son. He thought it was playing peek a boo. There's a large variety of animals which was entertaining. I'll go again when my kid grows up.