The new patio is very nice; covered, fans going, and good tunes playing…read more The menu has a wide selection of options and they also have specials for each day of the week, apparently the turkey dinner on Sundays is a big hit. I got a buffalo chicken salad which was very good (although I needed up picking out the roasted red peppers and the croutons because there weee just too many). I would go back but do want to point out it is CASH ONLY, so you need to plan ahead!

Can't say enough good things about this cash only locally owned establishment. The seafood chowder…read moreis out of this world. It is worth going to Anglesea just for that! The servers and hostess are all friendly and the restaurant has a nice local vibe without being pretentious.

Everything was great! The service from Farr was fantastic. She was super helpful with the beer list…read moreand choosing which beer was best for our preferences. The outdoor seating area was a vibe with great shade and music playing. I had the smoked wing bbq platter. Baked beans were on point, wings crispy, sauce flavorful, cornbread perfect, coleslaw delicious. My nana had the wedge caprese. Nice size and bringing back leftovers! My mom had the hen chips and a few of my wings because the platter was plenty! My daughter had the 2 full size corn dogs off the kids menu and fries. My picky eater ate 75% of her meal. Definitely will be back when in the area again!

Amazing service in and out of the parking lot! The servers and hosts were really great. Food and…read morebeer were slaying every sip and bite. Also I have to to shoutout the parking attendant who literally got us a spot in the pouring rain. King! Overall amazing experience that we wouldn't have been able to have without securing a parking spot with Avis. Thanks!

If you're looking for great beer with a great atmosphere, this is the place for you! The staff is…read morevery friendly and the place is well decorated. They also have mixed drinks and seltzer.

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.

AWESOME food, REASONABLE prices, TOLERABLE food delivery (ESPECIALLY when crowded) & SUPER customer…read moreservice! but there's NO phone # & limited parking

Most unassuming place but man the food was great. Service debatable but it's a spot that puts local…read moredive bars on the map. Breakfast hit the spot

This place is a hidden gem! Awesome casual ambiance, delish and very affordable food with daily…read morespecials. The chicken parm was great. The clams were outstanding, and if you're lucky enough to have Carol as your waitress, you're in for an extra treat. You'll feel right at home.

Never a bad choice at Owens Pub. On the off season in…read moreWildwood not Much is open for good food, you can always trust Owens will be there for you. We went last light and once again the food was fantastic! Hubby had the French onion soup that was great. I had the crab bisque which was great has a little kick but not enough to make me not enjoy. That hit the spot on such a cold night. Then we had the steak and shrimp scampi and the seafood scampi. Both were absolutely fantastic! I went home in a food coma! Oh and did I mention over all these years Owens Pubs has found a Way to keep great food super affordable which is always a Great help while spending so much money on the boardwalk. FYI -they are cash only it's the only downfall but they have an ATM on site. Go,enjoy, what are you waiting for?

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.

We had a nice time at the Honky Tonk. I absolutely loved how festive they decorated everything. The…read morehappy hour specials were great from 4-6. They also had some arcade games which, while a little expensive, were fun. We tried the cheese curds and nachos which were delicious. They had a nice selection of craft beer as well. The service was pretty good overall. Later they had some live dancing which was fun, but not catered to beginners. Some very serious seniors were cutting it up on the dance floor.

We listen to WMMR all the time and I only known Keenan's as the party spot to open the shore…read moreseason. We just happen to be staying nearly in walking distance to Keenan's for the first time. So what do the locals do- they go to Keenan's on a Monday night for a 10 piece live band playing Motown Soul! Amazing night. Phillies on the big screens, a live band. And great drinks. My wife had 3 raspberry crushes with lemon. I had 2 lagers. Met great people, shared a picnic table near the band and made new friends. Cheered the Phillies on and right back to dancing in our seats or up front of the stage. Only bummer of the night was they were sold out of t-shirts! Guess we will just have to come back and do it again.

Went for the "Mini Kiss" event. There were a lot of things going on in the area that day but…read moredecided to pay $20 a person to go see that. It was awful. The stage was so low and the performers were little so it was impossible to see anything. There are a lot of TVs there so it seemed to me that it would have made sense to be livestreaming what was happening on the stage to the TVs. Everyone was disappointed and trying to stand on the tables to see something and were immediatley told by staff to get down. This was a disappointing and poorly run event.

Food was excellent! The service was even BETTER! Diane was attentive & made great suggestions! The…read morecreamy crab corn soup was perfect!

Our waitress Nicole was a great help! She made our dinner a great experience and her…read morerecommendations were spot on. The crab bisque soup and volvano shrimp were delish. The star of the show was the halibut! Great piece of fish cooked in a tasty lemon sauce. We loved the live music!!