Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Wildwood

"Tucked into the Victorian facade of Jackson Street, the Mad Batter is the go-to spot for a whimsical meal. Dine on their front porch while overlooking passersby, or on their garden terrace. The main dining room is flooded with natural light, which shines through colorful stained glass and ornate window designs."

"This is a big tourist restaurant located 1 mile from the inn at a major fishing dock. We recommend it as a fun lunch excursion (poke around the docks as well). Except for winter weekdays, we do not suggest it for dinner – no reservations and long waits."

"Absolutely blown away by the hospitality at this establishment. At the time I visited, my family opted to eat at the take out part and they didn't have..."

"We absolutely loved this fantastic location, first rate service and delicious creative combinations of flavor. Micheal, the owner, head chef, was attent..."

"Cape May's nickname, Queen of the Seaside Resorts, might sound exaggerated -- but only to those who haven't had the fortune of lounging on its pristine, windswept shores or wandering through the wildly charming historic district. Colorful Victorian homes create a gingerbread house landscape so universally adored that the entire town has been declared a National Historic Landmark. Whether you're seeking an all-American family beach vacation, or a romantic weekend getaway, Cape May's plethora of charms will leave you perfectly enamoured."

"Why not spend your visit to Cape May at the first American seaside resort?. Congress Hall opened to visitors in 1816, and although it’s been renovated over the years, small touches, including the original china and antique brass hardware, bring back the charm of years past. Embrace the hotel nickname, the Summer White House, and make an executive order to stay in the Presidential Suite, which has a hot tub, custom marble fixtures, and private balcony offering views of the ocean, veranda and lawn."

"After capturing Pink by Victorious, be sure to stop off at one of the area’s most renowned hotels, located just across the street. Congress Hall is quite dramatic to witness, as it wraps around an entire street corner. This property is truly photogenic from every angle, from the street view to the beautiful backyard green."

"There are 110 restaurants in Cape May – an inordinate number – so to pin a few down is tough. Most touristy, but has stayed the course – Mad Batter for breakfast or lunch. Highly recommended by locals – YB (Younger Brother), a cute boutique with few tables, Tisha’s for seafood, and The Ebbitt Room for traditional American."

"It's the second location for this Hawaiian-themed eatery that has been a part of Dewey Beach since 2008. The new site, the former Wilmington College location on Rehoboth Avenue, is just steps away from the boardwalk and the ocean. It resembles a tiki bar from the outside with its thatched exterior."

"Aleathea's Restaurant is considered by many to be one of the best kept secrets in the town of Cape May, offering a unique dining experience by the sea. The dining spot serves contemporary American fare featuring steaks and a variety of fresh fish served in a setting from the Victorian era with porch dining, offered during the summer season, and ocean views. Aleathea's Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week during the season."

"Aleathea's is a charming dining spot with Old World ambiance and a wraparound porch where you can sit in a rocking chair while you wait for your table."

"Nicola Pizza is one of the most famous spots in Rehoboth Beach. It’s hardly the only pizza place, but it’s my personal favorite and a great spot for late-night food, and groups. There are two locations in Rehoboth Beach, but the original Nicola Pizza is on Rehoboth Avenue."

"8 N 1st St, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971-2116Italian, PizzaLunch, Dinner, Late NightDelivery, Takeout, Seating, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Table Service[email protected]+1 302-226-2654https://www.nicolapizza.com"

"315 Ocean St Washington Commons Mall In the Acme Parking Lot, Cape May, NJ 08204-2340Italian, PizzaLunch, Dinner, Late NightOutdoor Seating, Seating, Free Off-Street Parking, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Cash Only, Accepts Discover, Delivery, Takeout, Accepts Credit Cards, BYOB+1 609-884-0085http://www.mariosofcapemay.com/"

"19815 Coastal Highway (Del. 1); 302-260-8000; www.ironhillbrewery.com. The grand opening of the Wilmington-based chain's Rehoboth eatery is set for Thursday, May 24. It will mark the company's 14th location on the East Coast and its third in Delaware."

"Longtime frozen custard chain offering other cold treats, including shakes, sundaes, and malts. Kohr's offers up a simple selection of custard, with all sorts of toppings or flavors, if you want a delicious frozen treat done right, go here. 512 Washington St, Cape May, NJ 08204"

"You can enjoy one of their many beverages, like their coconut coffee, and a tasty treat, like their renowned Cruffins. After, you can try out a yoga class at Cape May Yoga upstairs where you will receive 20% off your next cafe purchase."