Pizza · $
1 Blue Moon Pizza
425 Beach Avenue Suite 25, Cape May
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Buffalo Chicken Pizza
- Chicken Parm Pizza
- Chicken Tenders
- Grilled Chicken
“the calzones are fantastic!!”
Browse menus, reviews and photos of Pizza Restaurants in Cape May.
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425 Beach Avenue Suite 25, Cape May
Customers’ favorites
“the calzones are fantastic!!”
Bar & Grill · $
1380 Washington Street, Cape May
Customers’ favorites
“Always a fun time at CView! Great, casual atmosphere with good food. Brianna is a fantastic bartender!”
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315 Ocean Street Unit 7, Cape May
Customers’ favorites
“I ordered a veggie burger & sweet potato fries, pretty much my go-to at a pizza place. It was tasty but better than anywhere else because of the experience. I saw you give away food to someone in need, I saw you show compassion & kindness. I will support this business in the future! “On the way to Cape May” ❤️”
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1216 NJ-109, Cape May
Customers’ favorites
“First time customers and could not be happier. Wow, just Wow...... this will be a go to place going forward when we are down the shore”
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507 Washington Street, Cape May
Customers’ favorites
“The pizza here was very good! These are huge slices! My wife and I got the meat, and the spinach pizza slices! The fellas tossed them in the oven for us and cooked them up to perfection! If you’re craving a slice like I was on the Washington Mall! Make sure to stop by and get a slice here! Oh yeah, we also got a lemonade to share! It was prepped to perfection as well! Equally portioned and not sugary like you can get at other places! All in all! 5/5 here!”
Italian · $$
422 Broadway, Cape May
Customers’ favorites
“My husband and I come to Cape May every year for our anniversary we have our favorite places that we love to visit this was our first visit to Pacino's bistro and we went back the night after to pick up again!!! The food was phenomenal and the wait staff were very hard working and friendly!!! I am server myself and this not an easy job but they were excellent. The ambiance in restaurant made the experience that much better. Cannot say enough good things about this establishment!”
Deli · $
635 Breakwater Road, Cape May
Customers’ favorites
“We love Erma’s. We’ve had breakfast, lunch, and dinner meals there. The food has always been very good. And the Staff is very friendly.”
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3860 Bayshore Road, Cape May
“New air conditioning makes this laundry mat much eiser to handle in the summer. Just got 2 new over sized washers to do extra large quilts or your animals bedding. Cheaper then any other laundry mats in area and staff is even friendlier then other laundry mats. I hate going to laundry mat but staff makes it more pleasant.”
Grills · $
100 Beach Avenue, Cape May
“We visited today first day of the 2025 season. The atmosphere is awesome beach sand with tables and umbrellas, Large fire pits and a large outdoor bar. The weather was 65 and partly cloudy . The host was friendly and welcoming made us feel right at home. Our waiter Jamie was friendly, accommodating and couldn’t do enough for us. He made us laugh and we never felt rushed his personality is on par! We had fried shrimp with sauces, and fried Mac and cheese balls with remoulade sauce and some cocktails. Everything was delicious. Can’t wait to come back later in the summer!”
Family · $$
200 Congress Place, Cape May
Customers’ favorites
“If you’re looking for Cape May’s hottest subterranean hotspot, look no further than The Boiler Room. This place has everything: wood-fired pizza, Caesar salads that slap, neon lights, exposed brick, and a sound system that’ll knock your Birkenstocks off. And the staff? Honey. First, let’s talk about Matt, the food and beverage manager. He’s like the Wizard of Oz behind the curtain, pulling levers of flavor and hospitality. Ever had a martini that made you cry from joy? You will. Now add Johnny and Kyle behind the bar—Cape May’s dynamic duo. They pour, they shake, they stir, and they SERVE. Watching them in action is like seeing a choreographed dance, except everyone gets a drink at the end. Now let’s get into the pizza. This pizza? This pizza is like if Naples and Brooklyn had a baby that went to culinary school in Rome. It’s crispy, chewy, saucy perfection. And don’t even get me started on the Caesar salad—it’s crunchy, briny, creamy, and anchovy-whispered. I’d write it a love letter and send it first class. But that’s not all. When the sun goes down, this place transforms. The Boiler Room becomes an underground concert hall of dreams. The live bands? They funk, boogie, and rock ‘n’ roll like it’s their job (because it is). Think Parliament meets Tom Petty in a dance-off judged by Prince. They groove party anthems and timeless classics that’ll have you screaming, “This is MY SONG!” while you dance like it’s 1999. The Boiler Room has everything: brick oven dreams, Caesar epiphanies, killer cocktails, craft beers, sultry lighting, beautiful people, bar legends, and music that hits like a vintage disco ball to the soul. So if you’re in Cape May and you’re not at the Boiler Room, what are you even doing with your life? Sent from my iPhone”
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