***** 5-stars. From my experience, the best American seafood restaurant in the state and quite…read morepossibly in the lower 48. If you find yourself at the shore and only have time for one restaurant, this is the ONE! Others may have incorporated the concept of trawler-to-table, where restaurant-owned vessels harvest the daily menu specials, but AOF has perfected it. They have an adjoining fish market where you can review the catch and board of fare, and see what appeals to you. I was very impressed with the freshness, variety, and quality (including many deep water cold Atlantic species including cod, ling, monkfish, plus mussels, oysters, etc.) Service was exemplary, execution was flawless, and taste was sublime. Setting is natural, old school, lots of local character and family friendly. Chowder and bisques 5 star Salads 5 star Bread 5 star Entrees 5 star Desserts 5 star Everything 5 star Recommend you come early for dinner or late for lunch because everyone knows the quality here and 2-3 hour wait during peak season is not uncommon (oh yeah, and should you have to, the wait is more than worth it) Mahalo for reading my review.

As with many NJ shore dining spots in summer, this one had an over one-hour wait. Instead we opted…read moreto order to go and dine in the back yard of the Point Pleasant Beach house rental. Among the samplings were the lobster bisque, lobster roll, fried calamari, bang-bang shrimp, fisherman's platter, and the corn dog made with lobster instead of a hot dog. A good time was had by all. Sorry no photos, or comments on service, or ambiance given it was take out. Can only say the food was good and travelled pretty well.

Always fresh fruits and vegetables, also a variety of some dairy products. Friendly and Always…read morecourteous and helpful employees. Highly recommended.

Great produce selection especially in the summer. Some plants too. They carry Baileys chocolate…read morechip cookies which are the best if you had them

Server Rihanna was very nice. Tuna nachos and hush puppies on point. The whole reason I came there…read morethough, the hot lobster roll, was a disappointment. Pathetic small portion. Complained to server about it and she confirmed she's heard the same from other customers about the drop off in portion size over last few years. Probably going across the street to Atlantic for rolls going forward. And that missing bite in pic was mostly bread which actually tasted good.

Cute little fish shanty by the water in Point Pleasant. The food was great and the service was…read morefriendly. This has a great low-key vibe with a real fishing type of decor. The area is great. We had a lobster roll, New England clam chowder, Manhattan clam chowder, swordfish bites, and brussels sprouts, with bacon and Parmesan, and two unsweetened iced teas. Everything was wonderful. We highly recommend the swordfish bites, they were literally fantastic. You can sit inside or outside, we opted for outside because they had shady little nooks where you could sit that had fans and it was so cool and comfortable. I could've sat there for hours. This is a BYOB. We had also visited the other point lobster house that is in the walkable town a few blocks away and that is a bar so it's not a BYOB. Just something to keep in mind the spot that's by the water you need to bring your own wine.

Food is always fresh & delicious. I ve never had anything there that that wasn't awesome. Service…read moreis pretty good, & the store is very clean & easy to shop. Help is courteous It's a winner all the way!

Love Lenny's in Toms River - was down in Spring Lake so I stopped the new Manasquan spot... they…read morenever disappoint! $11.95 and that's a half... I don't do veg on my sandwiches & I didn't ask for extra meat... that's standard Lenny's! All in with a bag of chips & side of pasta salad $21 and change... plus - the staff is awesome! Glad I skipped the place 2 doors down and went to the new Lenny's location!

There's a farm market advertised on FB. So, I was in the area and I attended it. As expected, it…read morewasn't too crowded due to the restrictions of social distancing. The vendors were there since 10 am and I arrived at 1pm. There wasn't much variety and I'm sure next year will be better. It's unfortunate during these tough times. I'm sure this will not be indicative of the next one that will transpire. So I gave it three stars even though it didn't seem that I should.

I was hungry today & I missed my train. I was walking & i saw this place & wanted to give it a try…read more The place was a chill vibe & cozy, & family. I asked the young lady what the most popular wrap, & reconmend me chicken peso. It was good, & I bust it down. My tummy hurts , all that healthy food.. ill definitely come if im on this side of town.

I can't say my experience here was memorable. The food was overpriced and didn't taste great. The…read morejuice was good but nothing mind blowing. Service was great and pretty quick so that's good. I don't think I would come here again.

For Boardwalk food, ain't bad. Got two slices, a plain burger, nachos with chicken and a fountain…read moredrink for $56. Staff were present, u enthusiastic but did their job. Card accepted.

Helloooo My Darlings…read more.. It's the tail end of Labor Day Weekend and the end of the Jersey Shore 2026 tourist season is mere minutes away. As Your Host reflects upon the past weekend, the thought of a good deed came to him: how about a review of Little Mac's, located near the Arnold Avenue entrance on the Point Pleasant Boardwalk? Seems like a great idea and fellow Yelpers/Yelpettes may find it resourceful. Let me say at the outset that Mac's ain't a bad place and the fare is decent, for boardwalk grub, despite a 2-star rating. We found it somewhat enjoyable, but it could have been better. The place is popular and draws a crowd, but it ain't cheap (but then again with the economy...) Let's dive in and talk about the deets...shall we? What they do well: there is a nice variety of decadent, unhealthy grub to indulge in here between sandwiches, burgers, dogs, pizza, etc. Taking it a step further, the variety of pizza is impressive. I went in that direction (chicken parm slice, for the curious). For hubby, it was a sausage, onion, and peppers hero and fries. Ordering was a snap, and they take all methods of payments, including cash. The cardboard trays to carry large-ish orders is nice, and there is plenty of seating, so props there. But, like with all things, there are some caveats... The time between putting in the order and picking it up can be lengthy. The fries were lukewarm and limp, and the pizza was just above room temperature. Be that as it may, the pizza is still better here than what you'd get if you were getting it in another state. Let's be honest: Jersey pizza is superior even at room temperature. That's just a fact. The sandwich was mediocre. Not bad, per se, just mediocre. As stated earlier, it's not a bad spot for boardwalk grub, so I wouldn't avoid the place. It's my hope that Mac's Powers That Be can figure out some possible improvements to keep the food hot and tasty when you pick it up. Give 'em a check out, and get back to me... Your Host

I have been a customer since Mike reopened it. Sadly my health has deteriorated to the point where…read moreI can no longer get to the store, I REALLY miss it!

I love the meatloaf mix..better than any other I have tried. Also very tasty..chicken breasts,…read morechicken patties...I appreciate that I can irder in advance and it is ready for pickup the following business morning! No suoermarkets to contend with, and I know everything is fresh. SHOP LOCAL!!