They have many cool beach pictures…read more Size: Various. Price: Not cheap but worth it! Customer service: A staff looks too busy and needs more hands?! Parking lot: Street.

Beautiful art prints & framing. Local art from Cape May. Gallery owner Roman Mediuch has lovely…read moreprints here reflecting the beauty of life in cape May NJ. I'm very excited to get this print framed & hung in my FL home to remind me of the great week we shared here.

What a delightful oasis in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the Cape May Washington mall. The…read moreshop proprietor was so informative and such a delight to talk to. He shared with us the story of the monkey and how he would repeatedly draw fan paintings. It was a fascinating tale. We loved looking at all the artwork and had a laugh at several of them. They stay in business through the help of donations so we made sure to leave some money behind so that the next person can be delighted as well. This place is a real class act! Bravo. I would add some pictures but we were not allowed to take photography.

Thank you mark for sharing some art history, we had a great time! Would highly recommend during a…read morevisit to cape may.

Back again and enjoyed it just as much as the first visit!…read more This time I brought my hubby and we tried the tuna tacos with the white wine flight and a port. Loved it! Music, food, wine, outdoor view...I mean...perfect end to our Cape May trip!

If Willow Creek winery is closed and you're tempted to go to Cape May winery as a consolation, do…read moreyourself a favor and go buy a bottle of wine and drink it at home. The whole set up is confusing. You have to wait to get seated, but then you have to go order your drinks and your food separately a la fast food restaurant vibe. And when I say drinks and food separately, I mean, order food in one line and go to a separate line to order wine. No opportunity to have a taste before you commit to a glass if you want to try several different whites or several different reds you have to order a flight. Because nobody's pouring you a sip and asking you what you think. I'd have had a better experience drinking a bottle of wine at home.

It's hard to not love a lighthouse! I have enjoyed visiting this lighthouse and climbing the steps…read moresince Mid Atlantic Center for the Arts took over stewardship in 1988. During my first climb there was easily readable 19th Century graffiti in pencil - now mostly worn off from many hands steadying themselves on the walls and over written by 'new' graffiti. The view from the top is breathtaking from all 360° The grounds are nice, with a mini-museum featuring historical & nature displays, the birdwatch areas & the bunker over the dunes on the beach. This is a great place to bring the family as there's quite a bit to see in this relatively small area... Don't forget your camera!

We came today to visit the Lighthouse for the very first time and we were met with a very rude and…read more condescending male attendant inside the Lighthouse taking the admittance fee to go upstairs. We asked a few questions about how Lighthouse works and the man was completely rude. We have found all other people in this area to be very nice, but this particular man was rude and not a good representative for the State of NJ or the Lighthouse

I absolutely lose my mind over historical gems such as the Physick Estate that have the entire…read morehouse to peruse! The tour guide was fantastic & really went through every possible detail on the family & the history. Came with my friends on the first day of our CM vacation on a weekend. Pretty easy enough to purchase tickets ahead of time at the gift store. All in all a perfect way to spend a few hours learning about the local history! Highly recommend!!!!

Whenever I'm traveling I do my best to look up if there are any museums or historical points of…read moreinterest I can check out. Even though Cape May is known mostly as a Jersey Shore resort community, there's a lot of eye candy in the form of Victorian architecture - including some historic estates. One of these is the Emlen Physick Estate, and since they offer tours of the house I thought it would be a great way to spend part of my afternoon. Located on Washington St slightly away from the main hustle and bustle of CM, the Emlen Physick Estate sits on a sizeable piece of land somewhat inward from the street. The property contains the main house, a carriage house which now holds the gift shop and a restaurant, and another building used for administration. The estate is run by Cape May MAC, who worked to restore the house back in the 70s. In addition to the standard estate tour, they also offer trolley tours and evening "haunted" tours on the property. The Estate was built for Dr. Emlen Physick, who came from a prominent family. I won't give away the details of the tour, but they did a really good job discussing the history of the property, Physick and his family, as well as all of the architecture and decor of the estate. Our tour guide did a great job with every aspect of the tour, including answering our questions. One thing I noticed was that the promo pictures here on Yelp show historical interpreters guiding the tour, but we didn't have that. Our guide was great, but a historical interpreter would have been a funner touch. The tour took about 45 minutes to an hour, and afterwards we were given free-reigns to explore the carriage house which had merch and a small self-guided tour area. Overall, I enjoyed my time at the Emlen Physick Estate; it's definitely worth taking the time to explore and a welcome contrast to the typical beach things to do in the area.

Cute little mini golf course with 18 holes. Clean course and perfect for a family/friend outting…read more Other patrons were kind. Would recommend!

From the minute we walked up to purchase our game the woman at the front desk was pleasant &…read morecourteous! The course was clean & well maintained. The holes were from easy to challenging. We had a great time. There was ample parking available at the course as well. I will definitely return!!

Saw Summerland on Friday night and had previously seen several other excellent ELT productions…read more Drove in from Philly for a sunset walk on the beach, elegant dinner at Freda's Cafe and the show. We sat in the back row center. No bad seats in the house. Excellent sound and lighting design. Super helpful staff. Superb acting in a play about the civil war, ghostly spirits, and wet-plate photography. The casting was spot on. Walked out into the cool night feeling elated and went to Uncle Charley's Ice Cream for a great ending to the perfect Cape May day trip.

WOW. What a great show Rainmaker! You may know the movie but still this is worth seeing. Each of…read morethe actors are superb and the staging fine you will go frm sadness to belly laughing throughout the show Go go go

Have visited twice - nice collection of aircraft all under one roof & not overwhelming. Staff…read moreon-site were very friendly and helpful. Also nice is the fact that you can get close (sometimes even inside) to the displays, as compared to some of the larger museums. A lot of local history and the NAS's contribution during WWII. There is also a cool little gift shop at the end (isn't there always) where you can pick up memorabilia. I would plan on spending an hour or so minimum - more if your really want to dig in to the displays & videos available. Great for the family & history/aviation buffs. PS - if you're there earlier in the day - check out the Flight Deck Diner for some good comfort food and displays of patches/aircraft models..

Such a great place to visit! I came with 4 kids under the age of 10, and they all really enjoyed…read moreit. There are airplanes to climb into, boats to explore, and cockpits to take great photos in. There is a lot to read and learn about for adults too. Admission is reasonable, and so where the airplanes that my sons HAD to have before we left the gift shop :) Great rainy day activity, or, when you just need a break from the heat of the day.