10 Best American Restaurants in Ocean City

“Could not be more thrilled to of found such great gluten free options in OCNJ. The GF breakfast wrap is phenomenal and I can’t wait to enjoy their other items. Thank you for giving those of us with food allergies great options!“

“Amazing food.. very clean. Breakfast lunch and dinner! Great cappuccino and tacos“

“Best omelette in Ocean City“

“The flavors, food pairings, presentation, and people give the fortunate club members a dining club experience unmatched elsewhere in Ocean City.“

“Great place to eat! We come to both of the Ocean City, NJ locations!“

“Great food! Best pancakes!“

“We really enjoyed our family dinner in front of the fire place. The service and meal were both great.“

“You can't find better french fries on the boardwalk if you ask me. They're always hot and fresh and have just the right seasoning. We recommend buying a refillable bucket and then getting it filled whenever you're wandering the boardwalk. The bucket will also save you a good amount of money too.“

“Very delicious. Great choices. Great service. Will be back.“

“We try to go to Ocean City every summer, and we usually stop here for pizza. If you can get in without waiting in line, that's the best way. It's a little roomier than some of the other pizza places, and you can, of course, see the ocean from most seats, but the place is bright and fairly roomy for a boardwalk stop.
We've never had to wait long to have an order taken, and the servers have always been friendly. The pizza tastes good and the pies are actually pretty big. I can usually only finish two slices here where I could eat three or four anywhere else (but I try to avoid it). The only problem with the size of the pizza is table space. You're a bit crowded with that tray in the middle of the table, so be prepared. If you're lucky and there's an empty table next to you, you can use that and just get slices as you want them. We've taken pizza from here back home, which is an hour away, and it's been fine reheated the next day in the oven, and with the size of the pizza, there's usually some slices left over. if you can't use both hands to eat pizza, bring your own plastic cutlery, as the stuff they have is too weak and is frustrating to use. I have to cut my pizza up to eat with a fork and after this last time, now have harder cutlery ready for whenever I go back.“