back in the day, but its probably been 30+ years. IDK if thats worth driving all the way up from exit 30 on the GSP
It is not BUT you have the Henry Hudson Trail option which goes through Keansburg.
back in the day, but its probably been 30+ years. IDK if thats worth driving all the way up from exit 30 on the GSP
The crowd in Point Pleasant has changed over the years and the locals have become more crochety. It's getting to be Seaside with more angry local base.
There's some very good seafood and drinking on the beach is legal. And Tiki will be reopening Monday. But other than that, kind of meh.
I prefer the stretch from Asbury to Squan.
I went to Point Pleasant Beach HS as a resident of Lavallette. It was and still is a great family community. Unlike a lot of shore towns there is a lot of year round residents. As far as crotchety I find that the people who call local residents crotchety are the same ones who leave all their garbage on the beach, block driveways, don't understand or care about noise restrictions etc.As time's gone on the I'm guessing the full time shore resident has, other than me lol, become wealthier in general thanks in part to the aftermath of Sandy where those people bought bungalows from people who wanted out, tore them down, and built large homes. Other people are paying sick money for homes at or close to the beach. Many are as you say overly crochety while just as many feel like they're protecting their investment.
With the bars closed it's actually been quieter so far. People are having back yard parties but you don't have the groups of folks wandering around 1am-3am in some cases causing problems.
As time's gone on the I'm guessing the full time shore resident has, other than me lol, become wealthier in general thanks in part to the aftermath of Sandy where those people bought bungalows from people who wanted out, tore them down, and built large homes. Other people are paying sick money for homes at or close to the beach. Many are as you say overly crochety while just as many feel like they're protecting their investment.
With the bars closed it's actually been quieter so far. People are having back yard parties but you don't have the groups of folks wandering around 1am-3am in some cases causing problems.
It will be quieter even with Leggetts reopening because Osprey will be closed. I haven't seen anything from Salty Whale, but they have the space to be open for sure. I heard the sheriff shut down a gathering there so maybe they are concerned.
Saw a report on ABC7 a little while ago about the number of African American arrests in PPB being disproportionate to the number of AA residents in town. Mayor said if you account for the number of AA’s in PPB on a normal summer day, the stats would look different. Apparently that was squashed with other data.
Here we go...
Stop
What? You don’t see where the media is trying to take this one?
Hate to sound like Sarah Palin but I can see Point from my front porch. I used to take the kids when they were young but figure I 've been there maybe 2 times in the past 10 years. For me the shore stops at the Inlet, then picks up again in Cape May.
Besides @newell138 makes it tough for me to cross the border.
Going across the SH 35 bridge from Friday noonish to Mon morning when the 'Bennies" are out and about is just not done. Best day of the year at the Jersey Shore ?
I did tell people that visited for the weekend/day; Sunday; Go to the beach later in the day (to reduce the amount of time you burn) and stay later. Eat at Squan Tavern (have a beer at the bar) at your leisure. Then to to a movie or walk the boardwalk under the moon. Head North on the GSP after 9 PM, take the local lanes and if you can then take the Pike to N Jersey. You'll get home about the same time as the people in the traffic jam on the "express'' lanes that stay on till their GSP N Jersey exit..
The Tuesday AFTER Labor Day.
Point Pleasant has rocked for my family now 40 yrs, LOVE going there, same funnel cake place, sausage sandwiches, same stupid frog hitting game, same fun vibe.
The "Jersiest" of the Jersey Shore
The folks that run a number of stands on the B'walk also own Jimmy's in Point and Brielle. Really good people.
So did a 50 mile bicycle ride today. Drove up to Sea Isle to start to face the wind going South a long Rt 9. Inland I saw three businesses using 7 Mile in their name which included 7 Mile Brewing which looks like it might be closed for good. Left Cape May and went North through the beach Island Towns didn't see any business or sign that used that phrase at all. Did see a publication called Seven Mile Times, as mentioned before, in an Avalon bike shop. It's not a paper but an ad magazine. Has a PO Box in Avalon. Asked the owner of the store about it. Said it's not even printed in NJ. He doesn't pay for ads in it but allows a stack of them in his store. Asked him if any locals use the 7 Mile phrase. He just laughed and said no.I live in cape may county and never heard it referred to as 7 mile island
Facts. Will be my Thursday night dinner this weekThe best Chicken Francaise around, is at Federico's in Belmar!!! You get 3 nice pieces, great francaise sauce,only $16,amazing, plenty of Italian bread, and it a BYOB.
I always like their large cuts of pepperoniLocals Summer is the best time. Weather is usually fairly consistent. No crowds.
I don't order out too much but with everything going on I have been spreading it around when I do. Squan, Jimmy's, Corner Bagelry, and 1 or 2 others. Got a large pie from Squan last night. Onions and black olives.
Really good folks on both sides
Brielle and PP
The original Jersey Mike's (originally Mike's Subs) hasn't been at the original location in years. It's now the training headquarters. No subs made there. The main one is on 35 South and Atlantic Ave.Over the 35 Bridge and make the fork past Boats, make right onto Arnold Ave, Stop at Original Jersey Mike's and then down the road to Mr Pasola's barber shop. Ask for the 'summer cut', think USMC Paris Island first day. Run your hands above your ear and your fingers bleed from the short hair.
No love for Keansburg? A little gritty, but an interesting place to go.
Gotta love the beach volleyball going on every Saturday!!!!Plenty of volleyball tournaments, morning yoga and spike ball tournaments.
The "burg" is a dump. Over run with drugs, welfare and biker gangs, you have to be kidding me. The cheap beers are hardly worth a trip to the ER. So many food quality health issues. The place I might still do take home might be, Pizza Villa, now goes by the name Pizza V. Currently as I post this, a hostage situation in "The Burg", lolStill a few old school taverns that are fun and serve cold beer cheap
The "burg" is a dump. Over run with drugs, welfare and biker gangs, you have to be kidding me. The cheap beers are hardly worth a trip to the ER. So many food quality health issues. The place I might still do take home might be, Pizza Villa, now goes by the name Pizza V. Currently as I post this, a hostage situation in "The Burg", lol
Why don't you take a stroll behind the water park at sunset, and see if it's a place you'd want to party? If you are willing to join the Bloods or Crips, you'll be fine, best of luck, lolLol bruh, having a good time man here in KBurg , though heading over to keyport soon
One of my buds here rides, I showed him your post, biker gangs![]()
They let children in with their parents to watch and listen to the bands during the day hours so I should have called it a day club. Plenty of 7-15 year old kids dancing and having fun while the parents are drinking. Can’t do that at the Tiki bar.What exactly is a family oriented night club?
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