Guidebook for Belmar
Food Scene
They do not take reservations but it is absolutely worth any wait. Best food in the area.
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SeaGrass Restaurant
68 Main AveThey do not take reservations but it is absolutely worth any wait. Best food in the area.
Breakfast, Brunch and Lunch. Decorated like a French Bistro. Outdoor/Indoor.
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The Buttered Biscuit
700 Main StBreakfast, Brunch and Lunch. Decorated like a French Bistro. Outdoor/Indoor.
Wonderful Italian Food with Ocean Views. Outdoor/Indoor.
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La Dolce Vita
400 N Ocean AveWonderful Italian Food with Ocean Views. Outdoor/Indoor.
Sumo Hibachi Steakhouse and Sushi Bar
1933 NJ-35Excellent Sushi. Unbeatable in Freshness and Variety.
Surf Taco - Belmar
1003 Main StFast Food Seafood Tacos and More.
Thursday Night Lobster Night!!! But great food on the regular menu as well. Scallops entree is like BUT-TAH. Porch eating available with ocean view. Bar is fun too.
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The Columns
601 N Ocean AveThursday Night Lobster Night!!! But great food on the regular menu as well. Scallops entree is like BUT-TAH. Porch eating available with ocean view. Bar is fun too.
Avon Pavilion
600 N Ocean AveRight on the beach. Brunch, Lunch.
Bamboo Leaf
722-724 Main StEXCELLENT Thai Food. Super large portions.
Cuban food right on the Boardwalk. The Restaurant is beautifully decorated and located just below the Watermark Club/Bar. Ocean Views.
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Cubacan Bar & Restaurant
800 N Ocean AveCuban food right on the Boardwalk. The Restaurant is beautifully decorated and located just below the Watermark Club/Bar. Ocean Views.
Stella Marina
800 N Ocean AveGood Italian Food on the Boardwalk with Ocean Views.
Porta
911 Kingsley StFun place with Individual Pizzas.
Meemom's
1825 NJ-35Breakfast, Lunch place. Good Food.
Great food, breakfast and lunch. Reminiscent of a Surf Shack with Surf Boards on the rafters. Back deck with a lake view. Food for ducks available. KIDS and ADULTS love it.
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Sunset Landing Luncheonette
1215 Sunset AveGreat food, breakfast and lunch. Reminiscent of a Surf Shack with Surf Boards on the rafters. Back deck with a lake view. Food for ducks available. KIDS and ADULTS love it.
Pagano's Uva Restaurant
800 Main StGood Italian.
Nagles
43 Main AveDiner food in an old apothecary setting.
The Starving Artist at Days
47 Olin StComfi
707 Main StJoe’s Surf Shack
415 18th AveGreat bar food, walking distance from the house.
Everything Else
9th Avenue
9th AvenueBeer Garden with Bar Food. Beautiful locale, the Belmar Marina.
Silverball Pinball Museum
1000 Ocean Avenue NorthThe have excellent Asbury Park ghost tours. The owner is a legitimate ghost buster.
Paranormal Books & Curiosities
621 Cookman AveThe have excellent Asbury Park ghost tours. The owner is a legitimate ghost buster.
Go Play! Arcade
1102 Main StAsbury Lanes
209 4th AveBowling alley by day, concert hall by night. Diner too.
NOT for everyone, not a trendy flea market but one like the old days. BEST framer in town is at a kiosk inside the market hall. Andy.
Collingwood Auction & Flea Market
1350 NJ-33NOT for everyone, not a trendy flea market but one like the old days. BEST framer in town is at a kiosk inside the market hall. Andy.
The Endless SUP Company @ L Street Beach
1280 River RdSummertime Surf School - Belmar
301 Bradley TerraceBelmar Parasail - NO JETSKIS
608 River RdCaptain Cal II -Fishing Charter and Party Boat
905 NJ-35Sightseeing
Definitely worth a visit. Ocean Grove was originally a venue for one of the founding preachers to host his summer teachings. His followers would pitch tents to hear his sermons. It became so popular a town was built around it. The tent city still exists from mid May thru mid Sept, they’re passed along from generation to generation of church members many of which use the tents as their summer homes.
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Ocean Grove Tent City
2227 Pilgrim PathwayDefinitely worth a visit. Ocean Grove was originally a venue for one of the founding preachers to host his summer teachings. His followers would pitch tents to hear his sermons. It became so popular a town was built around it. The tent city still exists from mid May thru mid Sept, they’re passed along from generation to generation of church members many of which use the tents as their summer homes.