Horrible service from start to finish. We couldn't get even basic things like grated cheese, and…read morewhen desserts and coffee finally arrived, they came with no silverware, no creamer, and no server anywhere in sight. After waiting more than ten minutes for someone to return, our server finally appeared--not with what we needed, but with the check. The manager's response was essentially an apology that they were "busy." On a Thursday night. Being busy doesn't excuse this level of service. Extremely disappointing experience.

9/5/2026- my wife and I had a 830 reservation. We were greeted by hostess, seated promptly and out…read morecomes the olives, sopressatta, Parmesan reggianno and olive oil with side of bread to start off our evening. The menu speaks for itself but the specials are always amazing. For appetizers we had their famous meatballs and mussels oreganata. Both phenomenal and having the large mussels prepared this way was a home-run. Wife got the Pasta Nicolo with shrimp spinach tomato spaghetti in a blush sauce and I opted for their take on Surf and Turf. Sorry no pic of pasta, the wife was very hungry lol. Aged NY Strip, sautéed broccoli rabe and fried potatoes with 3 shrimp oreganata and a lobster tail. Magnificent meal. A must try while dts and a byob establishment as well. Pete and Nicole thank you for another amazing evening.

A rainy Saturday night in mid Oct may have not been the best time to visit. But we did. I can…read moretotally tell this place must jump during the warmer months. The night we went was a bit mellow. There were people at the bar at the service was good. The place looks much nicer outside vs inside. The beers were good, one tap line was frozen so only Miller light on tap. We opted for bottled beer and their ricotta pizza with pepperoni and hot honey. It was good stuff. Nice and fluffy with a nice crunchy crust. I need to go and try their margherita pie. All in all no complaints, I need to visit in July.

Great Food. Best Sicilian pizza just like NYC little italy. Great location, Great drinks, Great…read moreBurgers I had a mean server once, so I will never go in there again. Just get 4 pies when I go up N to visit

Very friendly staff who were accommodating of our party of seven on short notice. Great menu with…read morevariety, and we enjoyed the boardwalk view from the outdoor seating area.

Went to PJ's after a beach day over at Island Beach State Park. We were craving seafood and saw…read morePJ's had exactly what we were looking for. I had the fried seafood platter and it wasn't too bad. Wish the breading stayed on the seafood better but it still hit the spot. My wife killed the linguine with clams. For the price I would expect bigger clams but overall the meal was fine! Probably one of the better places to eat along the boardwalk.

The best chicken tenders I've ever had. Beautiful club. Dancers are very friendly. Beautiful girls…read more Friendly staff. Prices very reasonable.

The upside. Good food, nice ambiance, fair priced…read more The downside. Service. 2 hours & 20 minutes for 2 appetizers & 2 entrees. Then after dinner ventured outside to a light bar crowd and waited almost 20 mins for 2 drinks. It's not that the service is bad, but one waitress for the whole place, & a bunch of runners? Cmon...... the bartenders outside were apologetic but obviously were having computer problems, and our waitress inside was very nice, but not having enough help will be the demise of this place.

Decided to try somewhere different and all I can say, I am so glad I did. I ordered cavatelli and…read morebroccol, garlic knots and zeppoles. I can't even say which one was my favorite! It was all delicious and I can't wait to try more at Little Mia's!

Have to say very good wings. But the pizza is one of the worst pizzas I've had and the staff was…read morevery rude. Won't be coming back here again

Great food and great service. Beats out all the Italian restaurants in the area. Of course great…read morefood takes time and it shows when there is a line out the door for pickup.

We love Mia's. Everything on the menu is delicious. Nick S. must have reviewed the wrong place as…read moremussels are not on the menu and the marinara sauce that comes with the awesome breadsticks is fantastic. Most of the reviews have to do with the long takeout and delivery times during the summer. My suggestion is to order early and keep the food at temperature using a warming drawer or oven.

We thought this place was a charming little Italian restaurant and more or less better than average…read morefor the shore. We were at Tradewinds Motel in September which is really convenient across the street. Ate on site first night with Clams Casino and two nice shrimp and pasta dishes. Take out next night with fried Calamari, a chicken wrap, and Pizza. Service was wonderful. Food was good. All in all a very nice place.

Soupiest pie I've ever had. Paid 56 dollars for pizza and wings. Don't waster you time and money.read more

One pieces of eggplant and a few strips of mozzarella does make it a 17 dollar sandwich!…read moreWon't go back.

Product is decent but the staff should be wearing gloves, not touching and grabbing the chicken…read morecutlets with there bare hands and handling our sandwiches and cold cuts without gloves really a big turn off. I hope ownership makes a quick change and makes sure anyone handling the food is wearing gloves!

I'd rather eat a salty, briny rum ham pulled directly from the ocean…read more There was legitimately a moment when I contemplated hurling whatever monstrosity was in my hand into the sand beneath the boardwalk, where perhaps the gulls would find it more palatable. So, you might be thinking to yourself, what could have possibly riled this guy up so much? Well, as you may have guessed by their name, DJ's sells this abomination they refer to as an "Italian hot dog." Now, on paper it sounds delicious: two dogs, sautéed peppers and onions, fried potatoes like Mom used to make before her accident, served up in a nice warm fluffy roll. Except it's not in a roll. It's in a large, dry, bread pocket. A bread pouch, if you will, similar to what they use to make calzones. In fact, now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure it was the bread they use for calzones. Wait, that's not how calzones are made at all. The pouch was entirely too big. Every bite was a tiny bit of hot dog then a mouthful of dough. There were hardly any peppers and onions, and you couldn't really apply condiments since it would just fill up the large cavity the ingredients were sitting in. It would have been a bowl of mush if I'd tried. For $15 absolutely not worth it. OH. It was $15 because I got the "combo," which was to come with a drink and fries. While I was waiting for my food, the lady at the register actually TALKED ME OUT OF getting my fries because "the Italian hot dog comes with potatoes in it." I was like, "Yeah, that makes sense." But then later I thought about it more and damn, I ripped myself off. I am so impressionable it's ridiculous. She just totally jedi-mindtricked me into turning something down that I paid for. The last complaint is a bit superficial, but the Italian hot dog itself just looks so freakin' dumb. If people walk by and point and laugh, just know they aren't laughing at you. They're laughing at the culinary atrocity in your hands.

Had the Italian Hot Dog it was great. Reminded me of dickie dee's in Newark!!…read moreBread was excellent and the hot dogs where great There was 2 in the sandwich along with peppers potatoes and onions. This place is a must try on the north end of the seaside heights boardwalk