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City G U Id E asbury park CITY GUIDE Welcome to Asbury Park, a small hip city and resort town located on the ocean in central Monmouth County, New Jersey! This Guide has everything you’ll need to SHOP, DINE and STAY. If you grew up or vacationed here years ago you probably have wonderful memories. If you haven’t visited in a while you will be proud and amazed to rediscover the city that everyone falls in LO VE with today. MAIN STREET Main Street and the west side have long-featured ethnically diverse bakeries, markets and restaurants with international aromas from El Salvador to Sicily and beyond. Long-time favorite music venues are here as well as retail shops and resources for home renovations. You will find everything from rehabilitated bicycles to fine architectural millwork. asburyparkchamber.com FOR EVERYTHING THAT IS HAPPENING IN ASBURY PARK AsburyFirst.com APBoardwalk.com CityofAsburyPark.com The Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce office is located at 1201 Springwood Avenue, Unit 104 732.775.7676 [email protected] Our seasonal visitor center is located from May to Sept on the Asbury Park Boardwalk and 3rd Ave. BOARDWALK Anchored by Asbury Park Convention Hall and The Casino building, the Asbury Park Boardwalk is one of America’s original destinations to people watch. Today the Asbury Park Boardwalk offers boutique shopping, fun and food for kids of all ages as well as fine and casual dining with stunning views. A mile of beach and surf awaits you. DOWNTOWN Shop downtown at nationally renowned home decor shops, antique centers, and vintage clothing stores. Theatre, art galleries, movies, yoga and live music can be found and a wide array of culinary endeavors. Classic delis, hip tapas lounges, breakfast eateries and fine dining of every cuisine are here. The downtown district is a short walk from NJ TRANSIT and to the boardwalk & beach. MAIN STREET/WEST SIDE SHOPPING 17. Chat & Nibble 35. The Saint 930 Asbury Ave. 601 Main St. 1. 2nd Life Bikes 732.775.5100 732.775.9144 21 Main St. 18. Chicago Fried Chicken 732.776.6878 36.Tijo’s Kreyol Kitchen 704 Main St. 1400 Asbury Ave. 2. ABL Appliance 732.775.2775 732.774.2200 Brokers Ltd. 1201 Main St. Unit 1 19. Dino’s On Main HEALTH, 732.438.1400 Marketplace WELLNESS 300 Main St. & BEAUTY 3. A&J 732.775.1033 Sneakers/Apparel 37. A&J Nail 504 Main St. 20. Dunkin’ Donuts 504 Main St. 732.988.9303 1401 Main St. 732.988.0720 732.988.7800 4. Atlantic 38. Asbury Park Architectural Millwork 21.Dunkin’ Donuts Pediatrics 913 Asbury Ave. 20 Main St. 1611 Grand Ave . 732.988.9220 908.774.1371 732.774.0262 5. Corbo 22. Frank’s Deli 39. Basin Bar Restaurant Supply 1406 Main St. 805 Fourth Ave. 150 Main St. 732.775.6682 732.481.4110 732.774.1341 23. Georgie’s 40. Dr. Angelo A. 6. Family Dollar 812 Fifth Ave. Chinnici, MD 623 Main St. 732.988.1220 601 Sunset Ave. 732.988.5119 732.775.7978 24. Jimmy’s 7. Habitat For Italian Restauran t 41. Health Point Humanity - Restore 1405 Asbury Ave. Medical Group 917 Third Ave. 732.774.5051 908 Main St. 732.974.2422 25. Johnny Mac 732.774.7506 House of Spirits 42. Rite Aid Pharmacy 8. Hardware Store 208 Main St. 901 Main St. 428 Main St. 732.776.6666 732.774.5100 732.988.3339 26.Kula Cafe 43. Quick Med Pharmacy 9. Thrifty Treasures 1201 Springwood Ave. 1221 Main St. 1001 Main St. 732.455.0514 732.897.1500 732.804.9196 27.La Tapatia 44. Toolbar Barber 10.Twice Is Nice 707 Main St. 406 Main St. 705 Summerfield Ave. 732.776.7826 732.988.1996 732.988.2889 28. Mark’s Place ARTS & CULTURE 11. Super Discount 621 Main St. 700 Main St. 732.455.3210 45. The Stephen 732.775.7771 Crane House 29. McDonald’s 508 Fourth Ave. 12. Super Extra / 1501 Main St. 732.775.5682 Liquor Store 732.774.1785 46. The Asbury Park 1007 Memorial Dr. 30. Mofongo Public Library 732.776.7979 1208 Adam Ave. 500 1st Avenue 732.455.5907 13.Yellow Roof Pet Care 732.774.4221 1019 Main St. 31. 7-Eleven 732.502.8877 1509 Main St. 47. Indorato 732.774.3697 Studio of Art DINING & 510 Monroe Ave. NIGHTLIFE 32. 7-Eleven 732.898.2188 1401 Asbury Ave. 14. Asbury Park Roastery 732.774.4349 SERVICES 803 Second Ave. 732.807.3155 33. Tex Mexican For a detailed listing of 1105 Main St. professional services and 15. Brando’s 732.774.7577 businesses, please visit 162 Main St. cityofasburypark.com 732.774.2222 34. T.J.’s Pizza or call 732.775.2100 709 Main St. 16. Cameo Bar 732.988.1657 1213 Main St. 732.775.6666 asburyparkchamber.com 38 31 29 22 20 40 23 43 16 2 39 7 45 33 12 13 9 14 42 41 24, 32, 36 4 17 46 27 18 34 11 6 28 35 47 3 37 10 8 44 19 25 15 5 26, 30 1 21 BOARDWALK 23 SHOPPING FAMILY FRIENDLY 28. Langosta Lounge 1000 Ocean Ave. 1. Brielle Cyclery 12. Asbury Eighteen 732.455.3275 1200 Ocean Ave. (Miniature Golf) 732.502.0077 Fourth Ave. 29. Libby’s Beach Shack Greenspace 1000 Ocean Ave. 2. Laplaca 732.897.6526 Pottery Works 30.McLoone’s 1100 Ocean Ave. 13. Asbury Splash Park Asbury Grille & 732.861.2276 Third Ave. Greenspace Tim McLoone’s Supper Club 732.897.6526 3. Lightly Salted 1200 Ocean Ave. Surf Mercado 14. Chamber of 732.774.1400 1000 Ocean Ave. Commerce 732.455.3460 Visitors’ Center 31. Mayfair Fourth Ave. at the Boardwalk Grill 4. Posh Den Boardwalk Boardwalk at Thi rd Av e. 1100 Ocean Ave. 732.775.7676 732.455.3284 32. MOGO Korean Taco 15. Silverball (Pinball) Boardwalk at 5. The Sand Castle Museum Second Ave. 1100 Ocean Ave. 1000 Ocean Ave. 33. Paradise 6. Sols 732.774.4994 1100 Ocean Ave. 101 Asbury Ave. DINING & 732.988.6663 732.527.6278 NIGHTLIFE 7. Style Rocket 34. Pop’s Garage 16. Asbury Park 1200 Ocean Ave. Taco Bar Yacht Club 732.775.9925 1000 Ocean Ave. 1000 Ocean Ave. 732.455.3275 8. Red Moon 732.455.3275 35. Porta 800 Ocean Ave. 17. Asbury Lanes 911 Kingsley St. 732.361.8919 209 Fourth Ave. 732.776.7661 732.776.6160 9. Robert Legere Beach 36. Pucker 800 Ocean Ave. 18. Blu Nami Boardwalk at Fourth 732.869.9399 800 Ocean Ave. Ave. 10.3rd & Ocean Vintage 19. Crepe Shop 37. Ralph’s Italian Ices 1100 Ocean Ave. Boardwalk at Boardwalk at 848.448.4828 Second Ave. Third Ave. 732.988.4423 AT CONVENTION 20. Cubacan HALL 800 Ocean Ave. 38. Stella Marina 11.The Following 732.774.3007 800 Ocean Ave. Establishments Are 732.775.7776 21.Eddie Confetti’s Located At The Grand Ice Cream 39. Stone Pony Arcade Ocean Ave. Boardwalk at 913 Ocean Ave. Btwn. 5 th & Sunset: Fifth Ave. 732.502.0600 • Asbury Galleria 732.455.3078 40. Tony’s 732.775.4100 22.Hoagitos Sausage, Dogs, • Asbury Roastery Boardwalk at & Cheese Steaks 732.807.3155 Fourth Ave. Boardwalk at • Ancho r’s Bend Bar 23.Hotel Tides Second Ave. 732.897.6500 Restaurant & Spa 41. Watermark • Carla Gizzi 408 Seventh Ave. 800 Ocean Ave. 732.988.0000 732.897.7744 732.455.3447 • Criterion Chocolates 24. Juice Beach 732.774.1967 42. Wonder Bar 1200 Ocean Ave. • Doc Popcorn 1215 Ocean Ave. 908.216.1431 25.Just Another Day’s 732.502.8886 • Greetings Ice Cream From Geralyn 800 Ocean Avenue ARTS & CULTURE 732.988.1007 732.502.8099 43. Paramount Theatre / • Metro Grille 26.Kim Marie’s Convention Hall 908-220-0375 Eat & Drink Away 1300 Ocean Avenue • The Beach Bar 1411 Kingsley Ave. 732.897.8810 732.897.6500 732.774.6666 • Shelter Home 27. Tabu Lounge SERVICES 732.774.7790 (Empress Hotel) For a detailed listing of 101 Asbury Ave. professional services and 732.988.6663 businesses, please visit cityofasburypark.com or call 732.775.2100 asburyparkchamber.com 23 26 BERKELEY OCEANFRONT HOTEL 43 11 42 30 17 1 7 24 21 36 4 10 2 14 5 6 22 12 31 15 34 3 16 29 28 35 37 39 13 40 19 32 20 18 41 9 33 25 27 8 38 CAROUSEL HOUSE DOWNTOWN SHOPPING 19. Nita Ideas HEALTH, 601 Cookman Ave. WELLNESS 1. All Eyes on You 732.988.7711 & BEAUTY Optical Boutique 20. Paranormal 516 Bangs Ave. 30. Chop Chop Books & Curiosities 732.775.3805 Bang Bang 627 Cookman Ave. 408 Emory St. 2. Asbury Park 732.455.3188 732.775.2467 Trading Post 21. Red Moon 110 Bond St. 31. Complements 531 Bangs Ave. 732.774.7455 Hair Salon 732.361.8919 514 Bangs Ave. 3. Century Pawn Broker 22. Robert Legere 732.455.3646 724 Cookman Ave. Home / Robert Legere 732.776.8900 32. Connolly Chiropractic Design Center 614 Cookman Ave. (in 521 Cookman Ave. 4. Comic Crypt Cafe Fitness Lifestyles) 732.869.9399 619 Cookman Ave. 732.775.0622 732.988.7711 23. Russo 33. Dr. Michael Music Center Inc. 5. ETC. Brantiey, D.D.S. 619 Lake Ave. 653 Cookman Ave. 711 Mattison Ave. 732.455.8397 732.502.0711 732.988.2555 6. Evaporate 24. Shelter Home 34. Fitness Lifestyles 611 Bangs Ave. 704 Cookman Ave. & Gym 732.455.8277 732.774.7790 614 Cookman Ave. 7. Fast Lane 25.
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