Planning a trip to Sea Isle City? After a day at the beach or exploring the Sea Isle City Promenade, enjoy local cuisine from one of the best Sea Isle City restaurants. From waterfront seafood to Italian dishes served in a fine-dining atmosphere, you won’t want to miss these Sea Isle City restaurants!
Check out our guide to the best restaurants in Sea Isle City!
1. Mike’s Seafood and Dock Restaurant
Of course, when you are staying on the Jersey shore, you have to enjoy a bite of local seafood! Mike’s Seafood and Restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy delicious seafood dishes like a lobster tail dinner, a lobster roll sandwich, and Nantucket Sea Scallops!
2. Carmen’s Seafood Restaurant
Enjoy waterfront dining at Carmen’s Seafood Restaurant. Dig in to a King Crab dinner or a plate of lobster tails. You can also grab an omelett, waffles, and more for breakfast or stop in for a waterfront lunch at this local hotspot.
3. La Fontana Coast
Experience fine dining at La Fontana Coast! Featuring a menu of Italian specialties including Bolognese, alfredo, and scampi! Pair your pasta dish with a fine wine and prepare to enjoy a romantic evening or a pleasant dinner out with the whole family.
4. Sunset Pier
Offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the Sunset Pier is a perfect place to dine al fresco near the water! Star the day off with a stack of pancakes before heading out to enjoy a day at the beach. Or stop in for lunch or dinner to enjoy a burger or plate of seafood.
5. Braca Café
Operating since 1908, the Braca Café has been a staple of Sea Isle City cuisine for generations. Enjoy American and Italian cuisine in an elevated setting with dishes like Cajun scallops penne, parmigiana chicken and veal, or a steak!
Book a Sea Isle City Vacation Rental Today
Book a Sea Isle City vacation rental to enjoy beachfront relaxation and the charm of this coastal town. With beachfront homes, condos with prime locations, and even pet-friendly properties, Sea Isle City is a perfect place to spend time on vacation with family and friends.
