Some Of NJ’s Best Dining Is In Point Pleasant Beach
There are plenty of great dining locations around state, and NJ.com wanted to find the ones that "no one knows about" - and Point Pleasant Beach made the list!
I think it's kind of odd that they would say no one knows about PPB, but I guess when you compare it to the trendier hipster spots like Asbury Park or Red Bank or Hoboken, Point Pleasant is a bit less well-known.
Here's what they say about Point Beach:
Point Beach' is more than just Jenkinson’s; there are tasty and diverse options in town. First, pick up a sandwich at Joe Leone’s Italian Specialties, one of the state’s best Italian delis. Then order a burger at Frankie’s Bar & Grill. Spano’s Ristorante Italiano was one of ten finalists in our N.J.'s best Italian restaurant showdown. Closer to the beach, the Broadway Bar & Grill, for great wings. For seafood, Red’s Lobster Pot and Spike’s Fish Market & Restaurant. For farm-to-table organic food and juices/smoothies, try Local Urban Kitchen. Can’t forget Hoffman’s, one of the state’s most highly-regarded ice cream shops. Nor The Ark, a popular restaurant/bar where they’ll cook that fish you caught.
Going down that list, I can agree with pretty much everything. Spano's is my favorite restaurant, I love the Lobster Pot and the Ark, and Hoffman's is a fantastic ice cream shop with lines around the building in the summer.
Belmar and Bradley Beach are other Jersey Shore towns that made the "unknown" list, and NJ.com highlights places I love like 10th Ave Burrito and Del Ponte's.
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