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RESTAURANTS
656 ocean
Stingers bar and grill
Dougies grill
CHANGMAO SAKURA (732) 531-7086
Butchers steak house
Slices-pizza
Diet gourmet- cafe
Down to earth- dairy
all restaurant in deal are under J.S.O.R. some establishments may have a second hecsher
in the winter months call before you go anywhere!! hours and just to see if they open today lol 

HOTELS
Sheraton Eatontown cat.3
Ocean Place
Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel
   post with any questions
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When people say "Deal", they are actually referring to several different neighborhoods or small towns: Deal, Long Branch, West Long Branch, Elberon, Eatontown, Oakhurst, and Allenhurst.

BUTCHERS
M & A Kosher Meats: 198 Monmouth Road, Oakhurst  531-2100
Kings Highway Glatt:  250 Norwood Avenue, Ocean  660-1010
Sarah’s Tent:  100 Norwood Avenue, Deal  531-5560
     

CATERERS
Rivka’s Catering:  (Sarah’s Tent)  100 Norwood Avenue, Deal  531-5560
Mrs. Grace Sitt:  337-7314
Nicole’s Kitchen:  323 Main Street, Allenhurst  547-3097
   

DAIRY RESTAURANTS
Big Apple Pizza / Tokyo Sushi: (re-opening soon) 379 Monmouth Rd. W. Long Branch
Avenue P Appetizing: 276 Norwood Ave. Deal  695-6226
Down to Earth: 312 Main Street, Allenhurst  686-1344
Chocolate Soda:  209 Norwood Avenue, Ocean  531-5460
Diet Gourmet:  167 Lincoln Avenue, Elberon  870-3287
Jerusalem Pizza: 106 Norwood Avenue, Deal  531-1919
Pizza Heaven: 308 Main Street, Allenhurst  663-1100
Slices Pizza: 250 Norwood Avenue, Ocean  531-6811
Tutto Bene:  1610 Route 35 South, Oakhurst   695-6395     
Primavera: 118 Norwood Ave, Deal (732) 430-2073

MEAT RESTAURANTS
656 Ocean –An American Bistro:
at Stingers, 656 Ocean Avenue, Long Branch 728-9656  (L)
Butcher’s Steakhouse: 401 Main Street, Allenhurst  686-1498 and 686-1529
Crispy Grill: 214 Roosevelt Avenue, Deal  695-3119
Dougie’s BBQ:  256 Norwood Avenue, Ocean  517-0300
Eat-A-Pita: 116 Norwood Avenue, Deal  531-0313
Koi Asian Fusion:  118 Norwood Avenue, Deal  660-0960
M & A Deli: 198 Monmouth Road, Oakhurst  508-9500
Sheng Mao Chinese & Japanese:  214 Roosevelt Avenue, Oakhurst  531-7086

PAREVE RESTURANTS
Uncle Jack’s Good 2 Go:  1580 State Route 35, Oakhurst  695-3871
   
ICE CREAM AND DESSERTS
Carvel:  175 Monmouth Rd corner Rt 36, W. Long Branch 870-3040
Frozen Peaks:  Monmouth Mall, 180 Rte. 35 - South Unit 206,  Eatontown  578-9600
Gracie and the Dude:  51 Laird Street, Pier Village, Long Branch, 795-3451
Igloo:  2005 Highway 35 South, Oakhurst, 531-5422
Rita’s Italian Ice: 342 Route 9 North, Manalapan  617-8088
Rita’s Italian Ice: 76 Route 35 South, Eatontown  460-0075
Sweet Delight:  67 Monmouth Road, Oakhurst  253-9100
The Lighthouse:  ONLY AT THIS LOCATION    69 Brighton Avenue, Long Branch  229-1222

7-11 (Coffees, Ice Coffees, and Slurpees)
AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS ONLY
187 Wall Street:  W. Long Branch  263-1759
47 Monmouth Road, Oakhurst  571-5196
544 Ocean Boulevard, Long Branch   870-1133
307 Deal Road, Ocean  493-0693

GROCERIES
Sarah’s Tent:  Groceries and Take Out.  100 Norwood Avenue, Deal  531-5560
Shalom Foods:  Gourmet Takeout.  104 Norwood Avenue, Deal  531-4838
Shop Rite of Neptune: 220 Highway 66, Neptune. 
Kosher Experience Fish and Meat Department.  775-4250
Stop & Shop:  West End Court, Long Branch. 
Kosher Meat and Deli 870-0250.  Kosher Fish and Bakery 229-9411
         
OTHERS
Broad Street Dough Company
2005 Rt. 35 North, Oakhurst, NJ 531-1401
Camp David:  45 Norwood Avenue, Deal 803-6159
Cocontz Chocolate:  197 Wall Street Unit 1, W. Long Branch  259-7000
CoCo Creamery Parve Ice Cream:  By Heather Missry  859-1892
DSN Community Center:  244 Norwood Avenue, Oakhurst  686-9595
Eileen’s Treats: 201 Grant Avenue, Deal  859-8109
Grandma’s Goodies:  by Jean Kairey (848) 667-1040
Hillel Yeshiva Lunch Program:  1025 Deal Road, Ocean  493-9300
Hot Bagel Bakery:  67 Monmouth Road, Oakhurst  870-6262
Light Bytes & Fancy Bytes:  Sharon Hazan Guilt Free Treats.  859-1187
Nahum Bakery:  268C Norwood Avenue, Deal  531-2911
Sylvia’s Gourmet Candy and Coffee:
250 Norwood Avenue, Oakhurst  531-3433
West Deal Annex/Senior Citizens Club:  395 Deal Rd, Ocean

Things to do:
Pier Village in Long Branch (on the boardwalk) is a nice area to walk around & shop.
Jersey Shore Premium Outlets is off exit 100A on the Garden State Pkway and has the best shopping.
Point Pleasent Boardwalk and Arcade
Seaside Heights Arcade + Water Park + Amusement Park
The Asbury Park boardwalk has some arcades, but not much else.
The BEACH! After all, it is the Jersey SHORE!
Six Flags Great Adventure and Wild Safari is about 30-35 miles away.
There are at least 4 golf courses within 5+ miles from the area.

Where to Stay:

Ocean place is really nice, just not sure if their are any shuls in the area.

Here are some hotels within walking distance to a shul.

Sheraton Eatontown Hotel (25 Min. Walk)
6 Industrial Way E
Eatontown, NJ 07724
732-542-6500
www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/
 
Staybridge Suites (25 Min. Walk)
4 Industrial Way East
Eatontown, NJ 07724
732-380-9300
www.ichotelsgroup.com
 
Holiday Inn Express Hotel (30 Min. Walk)
294 State Route 36
West Long Branch, NJ 07764
732-542-1234
www.hielongbranch.com

The bed & breakfast on cedar avenue called "Cedars & Beeches" is a cute mom & pop b&b that is 10 minute walk from 3 syrian shuls, 1 eshkanaz shul and the beach. Although not as extravagant as the Ocean Place, I would say that is your best bet for a shabbos. 
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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #500 on: July 22, 2021, 06:23:32 PM »
Conveniently leave out the prices for the aged beef ;)
the fact that soups are $20 & appetizers are creeping up to $40 scares me
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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #501 on: July 22, 2021, 07:37:22 PM »
the fact that soups are $20 & appetizers are creeping up to $40 scares me
+1
Its still not NYC where you can say the price is justified.

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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #502 on: July 23, 2021, 02:04:40 AM »
+1
Its still not NYC where you can say the price is justified.
Take a look at the place and the rest of pier village before you say that. The place is very high end. This is no tent matzav in entree. This is quite an experience.

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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #503 on: July 23, 2021, 02:04:50 AM »
the fact that soups are $20 & appetizers are creeping up to $40 scares me

But you'll still end up there :P

+1
Its still not NYC where you can say the price is justified.

Any restaurant opening up now will be overpriced due to the increased labor and food expenses, and a very high end restaurant in a summer town is expected to charge an additional premium on top.
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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #504 on: July 27, 2021, 07:10:33 PM »
Anyway to get/book a 1 night at the wave resort on a discount rate? The month of Aug is $800+

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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #505 on: August 02, 2021, 08:59:08 PM »
Which towns in the area do not charge for beach access?
Thanks.

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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #508 on: August 08, 2021, 11:13:55 PM »
But you'll still end up there :P

Any restaurant opening up now will be overpriced due to the increased labor and food expenses, and a very high end restaurant in a summer town is expected to charge an additional premium on top.
https://thejewishvoice.com/2021/08/the-high-cost-of-kosher-dining-at-the-jersey-shore/

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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #509 on: August 09, 2021, 01:02:43 AM »
https://thejewishvoice.com/2021/08/the-high-cost-of-kosher-dining-at-the-jersey-shore/

I liked how the author actually did the homework. This article is really damaging to the restaurant.

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« Reply #512 on: August 09, 2021, 01:36:24 AM »
https://thejewishvoice.com/2021/08/the-high-cost-of-kosher-dining-at-the-jersey-shore/

“The question arises as to when menu prices are considered cost prohibitive for even the most affluent in the communities that these restaurants serve.”

I would say when people start voting with their wallet. As of now the reservations are booked a month in advance, with a minimum $25/pp deposit. But in the long term “who wants to pay $22.00 for an order of garlic bread? I really think that in order to keep a steady flow of customers coming to their restaurants, these owners have to seriously rethink their menu pricing and try and make it affordable for the average working person.”

Disagree about every restaurant being affordable for average working people, plenty of Manhattan restaurants aren’t affordable and do just fine. And for people living near the Jersey shore if you want to go somewhere special for an anniversary you’ll spend more after parking and tolls to go to Manhattan plus a tiring 90 minute drive each way. Yet remains to be seen whether customers will be loyal once the initial hype dies down.

“(Editors note: The overhead costs of operating a restaurant in New Jersey are considerably lower than those upscale restaurants in New York City. Moreover, the cost of kosher supervision (hashgacha) in New York City is literally double the cost of kosher supervision in New Jersey)”

Perhaps this is true, but Manhattan is expected to be busy year round, not so much on the jersey shore.
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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #513 on: August 09, 2021, 07:49:26 AM »
“The question arises as to when menu prices are considered cost prohibitive for even the most affluent in the communities that these restaurants serve.”

I would say when people start voting with their wallet. As of now the reservations are booked a month in advance, with a minimum $25/pp deposit. But in the long term “who wants to pay $22.00 for an order of garlic bread? I really think that in order to keep a steady flow of customers coming to their restaurants, these owners have to seriously rethink their menu pricing and try and make it affordable for the average working person.”

Disagree about every restaurant being affordable for average working people, plenty of Manhattan restaurants aren’t affordable and do just fine. And for people living near the Jersey shore if you want to go somewhere special for an anniversary you’ll spend more after parking and tolls to go to Manhattan plus a tiring 90 minute drive each way. Yet remains to be seen whether customers will be loyal once the initial hype dies down.

“(Editors note: The overhead costs of operating a restaurant in New Jersey are considerably lower than those upscale restaurants in New York City. Moreover, the cost of kosher supervision (hashgacha) in New York City is literally double the cost of kosher supervision in New Jersey)”

Perhaps this is true, but Manhattan is expected to be busy year round, not so much on the jersey shore.
If the food is up to par with the prices they will be busy all summer every summer.

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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #514 on: August 09, 2021, 08:37:36 AM »
If the food is up to par with the prices they will be busy all summer every summer.
Still only 1/4 to 1/3 of the year.
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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #515 on: August 09, 2021, 09:25:49 AM »
Still only 1/4 to 1/3 of the year.
It’s 1/5 of the year

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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #516 on: August 09, 2021, 11:02:23 AM »
Thanks!
So, none.  :(
Are any free after hours, in the evening?
Most beaches are free after hours. You can check online for the individual beach's badge hours.

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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #517 on: August 16, 2021, 10:26:55 AM »
“The question arises as to when menu prices are considered cost prohibitive for even the most affluent in the communities that these restaurants serve.”

I would say when people start voting with their wallet. As of now the reservations are booked a month in advance, with a minimum $25/pp deposit. But in the long term “who wants to pay $22.00 for an order of garlic bread? I really think that in order to keep a steady flow of customers coming to their restaurants, these owners have to seriously rethink their menu pricing and try and make it affordable for the average working person.”

Disagree about every restaurant being affordable for average working people, plenty of Manhattan restaurants aren’t affordable and do just fine. And for people living near the Jersey shore if you want to go somewhere special for an anniversary you’ll spend more after parking and tolls to go to Manhattan plus a tiring 90 minute drive each way. Yet remains to be seen whether customers will be loyal once the initial hype dies down.

“(Editors note: The overhead costs of operating a restaurant in New Jersey are considerably lower than those upscale restaurants in New York City. Moreover, the cost of kosher supervision (hashgacha) in New York City is literally double the cost of kosher supervision in New Jersey)”

Perhaps this is true, but Manhattan is expected to be busy year round, not so much on the jersey shore.

I'm disgusted by the prices of restaurants
primarily Steak

Each one thinks that they know what they are doing and its outrageous

Appetizers for 30-40 is insane

Main Courses Starting at $80 is insane
I don't mind if your most expensive steak is over $80

but for majority of the entree's to be over $80 is not ok

Burger for over $45 is NOT OK

Mixed Drink for anything over $16 is NOT OK


I used to be able to go out with my wife for $100-200
then it went to $200-$300

I'm not ok spending North of $300 for a couple ESPECIALLY if I'm not blown away by every dish.

Many many people are spending almost $500 for 2 people at some of these Steak Restaurants.
and the few is just ok or great.

problem is too many people are going and feeding the owners idea that it's ok to make a Restaurant look sharp and plate the food nice and decide to give you a smaller portion for a higher price.

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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #518 on: August 16, 2021, 10:33:16 AM »
I'm disgusted by the prices of restaurants
primarily Steak

Each one thinks that they know what they are doing and its outrageous

Appetizers for 30-40 is insane

Main Courses Starting at $80 is insane
I don't mind if your most expensive steak is over $80

but for majority of the entree's to be over $80 is not ok

Burger for over $45 is NOT OK

Mixed Drink for anything over $16 is NOT OK


I used to be able to go out with my wife for $100-200
then it went to $200-$300

I'm not ok spending North of $300 for a couple ESPECIALLY if I'm not blown away by every dish.

Many many people are spending almost $500 for 2 people at some of these Steak Restaurants.
and the few is just ok or great.

problem is too many people are going and feeding the owners idea that it's ok to make a Restaurant look sharp and plate the food nice and decide to give you a smaller portion for a higher price.



if no-one goes/ pays the prices will come down or the place closes..

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Re: Jersey Shore Master Thread
« Reply #519 on: August 16, 2021, 10:37:40 AM »
if no-one goes/ pays the prices will come down or the place closes..
agreed.

but problem is there is a social/foodie trend going on

so the cooler you could make it
or the better you can plate it

the more you can charge

and people today are swiping credit cards as appose to paying cash.

I think if everyone had Cash only these restaurants would all be under $200
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