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HEARING TESTS April 30Th, May 1, 2, 3, & 4 THE WHARF - OPENING DATE FOR 2018 DINNER NIGHTLY AT PIRO’S RESTAURANT IS FRIDAY, APRIL 27th • SEE PAGE 21 BEGINNING FRIDAY, APRIL 27th • SEE PAGE 19 Free electronic hearing test will be given at the Cape May County Hearing Aid Dispensary, 204 S. Main Street, Cape May Court House on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday, HEARING TESTS April 30th, May 1, 2, 3, & 4. Please call for an appointment. Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding speech or SET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS words clearly is welcomed to have a test using the most modern electronic equipment to determine if their CALL 465-9199 or hearing loss is one which may be helped. Everyone should have a hearing test at least once a year if there 1-800-290-3277 is any trouble at all hearing clearly. Even people not wearing a CAPE MAY COUNTY hearing aid or those who have been told nothing could be done for HEARING AID DISPENSARY them should have a hearing test and find out whether the modern 204 S Main St • Cape May Court HouSe methods of hearing correction can help them hear better. The Free 609-465-9199 • 1-800-290-3277 Hearing Tests will be given by factory-trained Hearing Aid Specialists NJ LIC HEARING AID DISPENSERS -- licensed by the State of New Jersey on Monday, Tuesday, JaMeS L. SaaD, Jr. LiC. #171; riCHarD J. SaaD, LiC. #324 Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday, April 30th, May 1, 2, 3, & 4. 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Main Str, Cape May Court House Stop in and try this great new addition to the Cape May County Dining Scene! Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner and featuring Sandwiches, Wraps, Quesadillas and Omelettes • 609- 465-0090 Dos Amigos Mexican Restau- rant, 1500 Route 47 (ShopRite Plaza), Rio Grande Check out their Brand New Location!! Open daily for lunch and dinner served in a fun and vibrant atmosphere!! Take-Out Also Available • 609-886-1223 or 609-886-1227 El Charro Mexican/American Restaurant, 4102 New Jersey Ave, Wildwood Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner offering a wide ranging menu with something for everyone. Everything from authen- tic mexican cuisine to sandwiches, seafood, pasta and more. Eat-in, take-out and delivery available • 609-523-7044 El Mariachi Loco, 4500 Pacifi c Ave, Wildwood A fantastic new spot in Wildwood offering authentic mexican cuisine. Open every day 10am to 10pm. Delivery Available • 609-849-9540 Fat Daddy's 1516 Bayshore Rd., Vil- las Open daily for Lunch and Dinner, stop by and Let Fat Daddy Feed You PAGE 14 JERSEY CAPE MAGAZINE JERSEY CAPE MAGAZINE PAGE 15 DINING GUIDE Full! Offering dine-in, take out and Hot Spot Restaurant and Piz- delivery. 609-886-8800 zeria On The Boardwalk (at Oak Ave), Wildwood Open daily for Garibaldi’s Mexican Restaurant, breakfast, lunch and dinner. Stop 4220 Pacifi c Ave, Wilidwood Open by and see Marco and his crew for daily for lunch and dinner from 11am a delicious meal right in the heart of serving fantastic Authentic Mexican Wildwood's famous Boardwalk. Dine Cuisine, Enchiladas, Burritos, Que- indoors in their spacious dining room sadillas and much more! Delivery or enjoy your meal on their ocean Available • 609-408-4279 view patio. • 609-522-0034 Hot Spot #1, Cedar Ave and the Key West Cafe, Corner of An- Boardwalk, Wildwood The Original!! drew & Pacifi c Aves, Wildwood Offering all of the regular favorites Open daily for breakfast and lunch that have made the Hot Spot a all year round from 7am-2pm. Try our Wildwood landmark!! Family owned awesome 2-2-2 breakfast special and operated for over 50 years! • or our Signature Pancakes • 609- 609-522-4500 522-5006 PAGE 16 JERSEY CAPE MAGAZINE DINING GUIDE Maui's Dog House, 806 New Jer- lunch, plus dinner and vegan spe- Carini’s Italian Restaurant, 9854 sey Ave, North Wildwood Stop by Romeo’s Pizzeria, 3717 Pacifi c cialties. Check out the smoothie and Pacifi c Ave, Wildwood Crest For Maui's for some delicious hot dogs! Ave. Wildwood Open from 5 p.m. - 5 juice bar. • 609-846-9800 delicious Italian Cuisine, including As seen on The Food Network and a.m. with Delivery Available!! Offering great Pizza, try Carini’s Italian Res- featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and up fantastic pizza, subs, sandwiches, The Wild Burrito 4020 Ocean taurant. Eat-in or take-out/delivery! Dives! Open every day. Visit www. stromboli and more!! • 523-1515 Ave, Wildwood Serving lunch & • 609-522-7304 mauisdoghouse.com to join their dinner. Stop in and check out their Samuel's Pancake House, 17th awesome burritos & much more! • mailing list • 609-846-0444 Dolce-Italia, 210 New Jersey & Surf Aves, North Wildwood 609-523-WILD Ave, North Wildwood Offering Mike's Rio Steaks and Pizza, "Where Breakfast is Special!" Open from 7:30am and offering the world Wild Fox Cafe, 620 New Jersey great meals to eat in, take out or 3151 Route 9, Rio Grande (at for delivery. Bring the family in for the WalMart Shopping Center) famous pancakes and other break- Ave, North Wildwood Offering fair fast and lunch treats that have made trade coffee, espresso drinks, juices, lunch or dinner and try one of their Under new ownsership and open awesome Italian entrees, pizzas or daily for lunch and dinner featuring an Samuel's a Jersey Shore favorite for smoothies, bagels and spreads, do- sandwiches.
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