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Groff's Restaurant
Groff's Restaurant
Magnolia & Boardwalk
Wildwood, NJ 08260

609-522-5474


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Info  Map  Photos  -  Updated: (Sep. 30, 2008)   By: Sugarlips
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Jersey Girl
Jersey Girl
Atlantic & Schellenger Ave.
Wildwood, NJ 08260


Jersey Girl Drinks &amp; Dining is yet another tenant of the building originally known as the Midtown Lounge. In recent years, it has also been home to Maureen Restaurant, the Blue Olive Restaurantand the Red Sky Cafe.
Info  Map  Photos  -  Updated: (Jun. 4, 2008)   By: Al Alven
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Red Sky Cafe
Red Sky Cafe
3601 Atlantic Avenue
Wildwood, NJ 08260

(609) 522-7747
The structure originally known as the Midtown Lounge has gone through many incarnations, particularly in recent years. It operated most recently as the Red Sky Cafe, but only for two seasons. The building is currently undergoing renovations and will presumably re-open with a new name, theme and menu in 2008. The rumored name for the new business is "Jersey Girl."
Info  Map  Photos  -  Updated: (May. 26, 2008)   By: Al Alven
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Doo Wop Diner
Doo Wop Diner
4010 Boardwalk
Wildwood, NJ 08260

(609) 522-7880


 Located on the Wildwood Boardwalk across from what was the "Fun Pier". If you're in the mood for some great food, and a fabulous fifties atmosphere, head on down to the Wildwood boardwalk. At the Doo Wop you can either extinguish your hunger with one of our classic 8 oz. Burgers, or indulge your sweet tooth with a milkshake or a Doo Wop Sundae.
Info  Map  Photos  -  Updated: (May. 2, 2008)   By: claince
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Morton's Restaurant
Morton's Restaurant
235 E. Wildwood Avenue
Wildwood, NJ 08260



Morton's featured an Art Deco-style exterior, with clean geometric lines and stainless steel elements (signage and borders). Most likely built in the late 30s/early 40s, it was a precursor of sorts to the full-blown 'Doo Wop' trends that would emerge in the following decades.
Info  Map  Photos  -  Updated: (May. 1, 2008)   By: Al Alven
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