Just steps away from Congress Hall is the Washington Street Mall. This outdoor walking mall spans three blocks with brick pathways, decorative fountains, and wooden benches. Some favorite shops include The Whales's Tale, West End Garage, Christmas Shoppe, Good Scents, and Madame's Port.
Shea's family has been coming here since he was a kid. More recently, every trip the Bates-Krakoff's take to Cape May Point includes a beach walk to town for breakfast at McGlades. The omelets are the best and have been written up in the New York Times. The homemade desserts are delicious, too. You can't beat the view- it's right on the beach!
Whether a guest of Congress Hall or a neighboring hotel or house, all are welcome for breakfast, lunch or dinner at the Blue Pig Tavern. Their farm-to-table menu features fresh produce, herbs and eggs from Beach Plum Farm, located 2 miles from the restaurant!
Asian-influenced American BYOB in a gray clapboard house reminiscent of an old Cape May porch, featuring a cool, casual environment. Tropical palms, black and white photographs of long ago Cape May, porch dining and backyard gazebo set the stage for a truly memorable dining experience.
Located along the Cape May beachfront, Younger Brother (The YB) offers contemporary American cuisine complemented by seasonal refreshes to the dining experience. This restaurant has become a favorite. The portions are huge and all the dinners are incredible.