Stopped in for a bite. Food was good and they had good music playing. I had a great pub vibe. I'll…read morego back when I'm back in town.

We always go to OCP when in Wildwood. They have very good happy hour foods. We got steamed shrimp…read morewhich were large and delicious, and wings...hot crispy and meaty. I had an excellent French Martini; my favorite cocktail. Our bartender, Ronan was very nice and conversational, which we like. We always go kind of early, around 4 or so. We have drinks and apps then hit the boards for dessert. Give this place a try.

Drinks were great. Oysters were the best we've ever had! Atmosphere is excellent. 10/10 would…read morerecommend

You won't be surrounded by flappers or busted by Elliot Ness on a prohibition witch-hunt but you…read morewill melt into the Speakeasy charm of The Brown Room at Cape May's surviving antiquity, The Congress Inn. The place is usually loud and packed so if you're looking for a summer idyll by the shore this may not be your speed. However, it does have the charm of being around before your great-great grandparents were born. Definitely worth a visit. Five Speakeasy stars

Food: great better then what I expected not sure what I was hope for…read more Service: such great service they do have one person doing everything but they now there stuff give a break Ambience: it's a speak easy place If you are looking for something different come here

Drinks were very sweet. I had the honey paloma and it was like drinking honey straight, gross. The…read moreperson next to us asked for a shot of whiskey to be added to their drink. Thats how light they are on their alcohol. Also and probably the main reason we wont be back, this is not a speakeasy. There was a table with 5 kids behind us running around in their swimsuits and yelling. I had seen the ads constantly which already gave me a bad feeling, as a good place really shouldnt have to advertise as much, and I was right. Wouldnt return.

we enjoy the atmosphere and food. Fun place. Went last weekend and ordered a frozen drink, pina…read morecolada . it was horrible! Waste of $11.00. Slight taste of coconut, all ice. No fresh fruit or taste of pineapple. Sent a message to owner so that they could correct the concoction, no response. Really disappointing.

Go for the live music and drinks. Ordered the Mac n cheese burger from Vagabond food truck. By 8pm…read morethey had run out of fries, so a discount was given. Mac n cheese was very dry and hamburger patty came out like a hockey puck with no condiment on the side. Sunset is pretty. Atmosphere fun. Would come back but eat first.

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.

Always a fun time. Crowds are nuts! Never have eaten here. Good parties! Fun times! Looking forward…read moreto the renovation!

Used to love this bar…read more Now one of the most expensive places in Sea Isle $9 for a beer. $14-$16 for a cocktail in a plastic cup was charged $14 for a watered down vodka soda when my brother in law paid $12 for a strong long island. Just inconsistent like they make up the prices on the spot Cash only. Was charged $6 at their ATM. No clue why. Said $3 on the ATM but showed up 2 times on my card Has zero ambiance in the evening. Has the vibe of an empty frat basement but with lots of old people Lower the prices and read the room. The Point charges $5.75 for beer. Dead Dog Saloon charges $4-5 for a beer. Ludlum charges $6 for a beer. Many of the restaurants around sea isle are BYOB. Drink ahead of time and then hit the other bars

Came here 2 wks. ago (twice in one day) and had a great time...Real Ole' school bar....Thank you…read moreRum (the bartender) for giving us a great insight on the history and nostalgia of the bar...They have Narragansett beer here and High Life on tap....Ice cold...Didn't try the food yet but will this Fourth of July ...It's now one of my top 3 favorite bars in Cape May County...Check it out !!!

Came in here to watch the Phillies game. Loved it. Christian behind the bar was super friendly and…read moremade me want to come back. A very nostalgic decor. Just a walk away from the ocean. Great place to watch the Phillies game!

A rainy day in Cape May calls for a trip to the brewery. We had a flight and ended up taking a…read more32oz of When Life gives you lemons, a delicious Shandy. John the bartender gave us all the historical data to the place and how he ended up there. Loved the place will def be back.

Great place for an overcast day. Staff was friendly and courteous. Very helpful. Both of us got…read moreflights. Loved 3/4 of the beers I sampled. Two were absolute home runs. Outdoor area is pet friendly. Game on the indoor tvs. Great vibe.