Cape May

Well, This is a labor of love! Talking about not one but two fantastic dishes. If I had to list some of my favorite "diner" foods these two might come up. The legendary "club sandwich" and delicious "french toast". Both of these meals are good in my book...

Plus four other towns to visit and places to checkout in each of those town.

New Jersey is a state full of great Breweries, Wineries, and Distilleries that reflect the cultural history of their respective towns and communities.

If you ask me to name possibly one of the most haunted towns in New Jersey I think my first thought is definitely Cape May.

Four New Jersey Brews, and three from the southern part of the state, have become so popular, that they've been recognized among the best in the country.

If ghosts and spirits freak you out a bit, consider this: you may have already been in the most haunted house in the entire state of New Jersey and never knew it.

The popular Cape May restaurant which for the past three years had a location on the grounds of the Cape-May-Lewes Ferry, will be leaving the site to focus on their main location.

Stone Harbor has gone through a bizarre few months as the town has been dealing with the consequences of the change over to a Virtual Paid Parking system.

There is still plenty of nice weather to enjoy and if you have some free time, why not hit the best year-round beach town?

Before you scream "It's too soon" lol I think this is actually a good resource to maybe plan an upcoming getaway for the holidays.

There are a bunch of breweries in the Atlantic, Cape May, and Cumberland County area, one might ask: Which one should I visit, which one is the best? Here is what local beer drinkers think.

When it comes to traveling during the summer months, the Jersey Shore is definitely a summer hotspot.