Bar combines cozy, welcoming atmosphere with a local dive bar feel and numerous TVs showing NFL. Interior is clean and comfortable, contrasting with an unimpressive exterior. Crowd enjoys laid-back vibe with quality drinks and food, including standout wings and burgers.
Fried fish sandwich and fish and chips stand out for their flavor and texture. Fried shrimp also draws praise for being better than many places in New England.
Offers a quiet atmosphere that stands out from typical spots. Serves as a great hidden gem especially during quieter months.
Good to know
The Sunday football special offers 5 wings and fries for $8.
They offer a choice of chicken, brisket, or tongue for tacos.
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks.
Small, cozy restaurant offers a family-friendly atmosphere with authentic Peruvian vibes and casual decor. Space fills quickly, creating a lively, welcoming energy often enhanced by music and gatherings. Guests enjoy a BYOB policy that complements the homey setting.
Fresh seafood shines in dishes like fish ceviche dressed in leche de Tigre and fried fish chicharrones. The menu features both lightly-breaded fried seafood and classic Peruvian preparations.
Offers delicious Peruvian food that stands out quietly in the city. Recognized as a hidden gem worth seeking out for authentic flavors.
Good to know
The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your own drinks.
Portions served are very generous, ideal for sharing.
Gluten-free and dairy-free options are available.
Old school Italian fish market with a small, cozy space featuring a counter and a few stools. Casual and inviting atmosphere with fresh seafood smells and outdoor seating available. Known for affordable, delicious fish sandwiches and a welcoming vibe that feels like care is the secret ingredient.
Seafood here is fresh and perfectly cooked, with options like flounder, whiting platters, and fish sandwiches. Platters come with nice seasoning, coleslaw, and vegetables, plus sides like hush puppies and fries at reasonable prices.
Known for being a hidden gem, this spot offers a staple experience that stands out quietly in the area. It consistently surprises with its under-the-radar appeal.
Good to know
The total cost for food for three people, including two sodas, was less than $35.
Barbera Seafood has been family-owned for over a century.
Expect reasonable prices for the amount of food given.
Small, cozy breakfast spot feels like a family kitchen with friendly banter and a nostalgic vibe. Seating is limited to about 16, creating a tight but welcoming atmosphere. Focus stays on quality food served in a modest, unpretentious setting.
Shrimp and grits feature large, well-cooked shrimp with the most flavorful breading and well-seasoned, non-watery grits. Fish dishes include Whitings with hot sauce in the batter and fish and waffles, both noted for strong flavor.
Known as a local favorite, this spot offers a breakfast experience that many consider a hidden gem.
Good to know
Street parking is the only option available near the cafe.
The small seating area accommodates only 12 people; takeout is recommended.
Reservations are advised on weekends due to limited seating.
Marina-side bar and grill offers multiple indoor and outdoor dining areas with views of the docks and city skyline. Atmosphere feels cozy and fun with family-friendly vibes and great music. Outdoor seating includes a dog-friendly area right on the water and a balcony for a more intimate experience.
Seafood here features fresh lobster and shrimp with a crispy exterior on the jerk shrimp. Dishes include a seafood platter with fried cod, shrimp, and crab cake, plus well-cooked seafood Alfredo and excellent shrimp Po'Boy.
A spot with a great view and air conditioning stands out in the historical area near Gardner’s Basin. It offers a quiet, tucked-away vibe that feels like a true hidden gem.
Good to know
Happy hour is all day on Sundays with discounted drinks.
Discounts are available for Police, Military, Firefighters, and EMS personnel.
Expect small portion sizes; consider ordering extra if you're hungry.
Space features Dominican murals and cultural touches with a cozy, vibrant atmosphere filled with authentic music at a comfortable volume. The environment feels warm and welcoming, ideal for relaxing or enjoying a quiet meal. Cleanliness and tasteful decor add to the inviting setting.
Shrimp shines in several dishes, especially the shrimp mofongo and shrimp empanadas cooked fresh. Fish dishes, including fried fish, also appear frequently and get positive mentions.
Offers delicious food that stands out from typical options. Serves as a great spot for those seeking something different in the area.
Good to know
The restaurant and bathroom are extremely clean.
Parking on the street is not convenient, but cheap street parking is available nearby.
The prices are reasonable for the amount of food received.
Seafood restaurant offers a cozy, intimate setting with 90’s R&B music and lively karaoke that draws locals inside. The atmosphere feels communal and friendly, with many regulars and a warm welcome. BYOB cork service adds a casual, relaxed vibe to the experience.
Seafood boils stand out with perfectly cooked crab, shrimp, sausage, potatoes, corn, and broccoli. The jumbo shrimp and fried fish are crispy, flavorful, and cooked just right.
Offers reasonable prices and quality that stands out quietly. Serves as a little hidden gem for seafood and soul food lovers.
Good to know
Karaoke happens every Saturday night, encouraging guest participation.
Expect a wait for food during busy hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant is currently undergoing renovations, which may affect the dining experience.
Small, hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant offers a cozy, family atmosphere with authentic Mexican music that creates an intimate vibe. The dining area is quaint and cool, seating just a few tables in a clean space. Cash-only policy and simple setup distinguish it from typical eateries.
Shrimp dishes stand out with perfectly fried shrimp and a grilled shrimp option. Fish offerings include a mojarra frita and a torta, though some fish appears to be refried.
A hole-in-the-wall spot just a short walk from the boardwalk stands out as a true hidden gem in the area. It consistently draws attention for its unique charm and local appeal.
Good to know
The restaurant is cash only, which is important for tourists to know.
They only accept cash or Zelle, and do not accept credit or debit cards.
The neighborhood may look a little sketchy.
Italian restaurant offers a vintage ambiance with dark wood accents and crystal chandeliers overlooking an ocean view. Atmosphere stays relaxing and quiet, enhanced by live jazz on weekends and 1920s-1930s tunes on other days. Seating feels cozy and invites slowing down to enjoy meals in a calm setting.
Squid starter and oysters stand out among the seafood options. Appetizers like calamari and shrimp are tasty, but shrimp can be overcooked sometimes.
Offers a true hidden gem experience with a unique charm not found in typical spots. Stands out quietly in Atlantic City for those seeking something special.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; seating is first-come, first-served.
The restaurant accommodates vegan dietary needs with special menu options.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is recommended for quick payments.
Dining takes place in a vintage home setting with tight seating that creates a lively, loud atmosphere reminiscent of a family gathering. The space feels hidden and unique, offering an old-school vibe that stands apart from typical Italian restaurants.
Seafood here features fresh shrimp that stands out for its quality. Dishes like Chilean sea bass melt in your mouth, while the crab cake and shrimp offer solid but not exceptional flavors.
A standout is the eggplant parmesan, a consistent favorite that defines the menu. This spot remains a true hidden gem in an unexpected city corner.
Good to know
Reservations are essential and notoriously difficult to secure.
Advance reservations are necessary during the busy season.
Parking costs $15 regardless of how long you stay.