Restaurants in Tuckerton, New Jersey

Historic Tuckerton, New Jersey is located along the East Coast and provides numerous opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy a day with nature. Home to Lake Pohatcong and Tip Seaman Park, guests can participate in outdoor sports including tennis and baseball, as well as kayaking and canoeing. Home to wetlands near the New Jersey Pine Barrens, visitors can go hiking or spend an afternoon bird-watching. Tuckerton is home to a few local, quaint restaurants where visitors can find fine dining and quality atmosphere after a long day of enjoying the outdoors.

The Grapevine Restaurant & Lounge

The Grapevine Restaurant & Lounge is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. An upscale American restaurant, the Grapevine is known for its mouthwatering steaks and seafood. Guests are encouraged to dress fashionable. Certain days of the week, lobster or prime rib specials are offered at reasonable prices. Live entertainment is available on Saturday evenings in the lounge with drink specials. For a more casual dinner, the Grapevine II offers takeout or delivery of pizza, subs, and other popular pasta dishes.

The Grapevine Restaurant & Lounge
364 E. Main St.
Tuckerton, NJ
(609) 296-7799
thegrapevinenj.com

Tuckerton Beach Grille

Tuckerton Beach Grille is located on the Barnegat Bay where guests can enjoy views of the Bay and the Atlantic City Skyline. Open seven days a week for lunch and dinner, a generous menu is offered, including steaks, seafood, poultry, pasta, burgers and vegetarian selections. Takeout and early bird specials are available as well. A full bar is on-site, where guests can enjoy live entertainment, including piano music, open mic night and live comedy. Dress is acceptable at the level of casual nice or simple elegance. Boat dockage and outside seating is available.

Tuckerton Beach Grille
1000 S. Green St.
Tuckerton, NJ 08087
(609) 294-3600
tuckertonbeachgrille.com

217 East Main Street Restaurant

Named after its physical location, this Victorian-style restaurant will awe its guests as well as please them. The recently restored historic building is open for lunch and dinner as well as English-style high tea. The extensive menu includes fares such as seared filet mignon and fried snapper. On Friday nights, guests can enjoy authentic Spanish cuisine during Spanish Nite. Live entertainment is provided on Saturday evenings with master guitarist Richard Blake. On Sundays, guests can enjoy a three-course brunch complete with complimentary mimosas. 217 East Main Street also is available for catering.

217 East Main Street Restaurant
217 E. Main St.
Tuckerton, NJ 08087
(609) 296-3343
217eastmain.com

Article Written By Victoria Michaels

Victoria Michaels graduated from Purdue University with a bachelor's degree in professional writing accompanied by a certificate in interactive Web writing. Michaels began her writing career behind the scenes writing as a grant consultant as well as creating technical user manuals for small companies. She writes for various online magazines and websites.

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