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And also in the past week or so, we learned that the popular sub shop, Arnolds Family Deli in Wildwood, is also getting ready to close in mid-December.
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There are lots of different reasons for the uptick in closures; from the cost of renting these buildings increasing, to traffic decreasing, and in some cases, the owners are just retiring, and letting go of the business.
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Whatever the reason, seeing our local businesses start to fade away like this isn't something we love seeing, especially near the shore, where we love our local mom-and-pop shops.
Another Popular NJ Restaurant Suddenly Closes for Good
Sadly, it looks like we can add another restaurant to the list of closures for 2025, and this one was known for its great food, friendly service, and welcoming atmosphere.
Windjammer Cafe Bar and Grill in Somers Point Closes
According to NJ.com, the Windjammer has suddenly closed its doors for good.
This is not to be confused with the Windjammer in Seaside Park; they're still open and operating. This is the Windjammer Cafe Bar and Grill in Somers Point.
So far, no reason has been given for the sudden closure.
It looks like after dinner service last Sunday, the restaurant was abruptly closed for good, leaving people asking, 'What's next?'
Located just on the other side of Ocean City, in Somers Point, the Windjammer Cafe Bar and Grill was at a prime intersection, making it a great place for a business to be.
Sad look inside Wonderland Pier in Ocean City, NJ, the day after it closed
Gallery Credit: Chris Coleman
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