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Cape May lacks the usual boardwalk snack bars, but it has plenty of cheap
lunch
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Dinner
, however, is far more expensive. If you're staying at a B&B, you can always fill up there with homemade goodies, and make do with bar snacks at night. Cape May's liquor laws are stringent, which means that many restaurants are BYO - call to check, and pick up some drinks at a liquor store before you eat.
Bellevue Tavern 7-9 S Main St tel 609/463-1738. Functional c.1900 bar with inexpensive hot sandwiches at lunchtime; dinners average $14. Gecko's Carpenter's Square Mall tel 609/898-7750. A good lunch stop with a tasty Southwestern menu and great desserts. Patio seating available. The Lemon Tree 507 Washington St mall tel 609/884-2704. Good antidote to the twee coffee shops along the street, a cheap, cheerful deli where nothing's over $6; the cheesesteaks are Philadelphia-quality. Louie's Pizza 7 Gurney St tel 609/884-0305. Fresh pizza opposite the beach from $10, or $2 per slice.
Mad Batter
19 Jackson St tel 609/884-5970. Splash out on international meals (baked clams in a tomato pesto sauce) served by candlelight in the garden, from $16. Lunch from $8. Other useful information
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