IF YOU CAN PARK FOR FREE, NOT A BAD DEAL. My friend dragged me in this place, it's your typical New Jersey "By the sea" type of place.. not like I was thinking it would be any different, but when we went in it was so loud.. I actually felt old.. We had the Sam Adams Steampot...and Sam Adams.. I had to admidt it was good!..we got ripped.. so maybe I was drunk and it was just ok.. either way.. we had a good time and since it didn't cost a ton of money, we have some left to shower, clean up and hit the Hyatt later on!…

A colorful seafood restaurant for kids of all ages--especially the younger ones.. In Short
Admittedly kitschy, unavoidably noisy, this Red Lobster for rug rats is like an oversized seaside shanty awash in oceanic memorabilia--fishing nets, souvenir trinkets, plastic flotsam and jetsam. Staffed with a lively crew of G-rated table-dancing servers, the family-friendly chain anchors its menu in all things crab: Crab balls, crab cakes, crab dip, crab gumbo. Finicky children opt for corndogs or hamburgers; shellfish-phobic adults dine on rib eye steak or mesquite-grilled chicken.…

For more than 40 years, this chain restaurant has served seafood and steaks in a relaxed atmosphere.. In Short
Founded in 1961 in Colorado, Chart House now has more than 25 U.S. locations. The restaurants, many of which occupy historic buildings, draw on the local region's natural features, making each one unique. Fresh fish and seafood dominate the menu with offerings like jumbo lump crab cakes, mahi mahi and Australian lobster tail. For landlubbers, there's prime rib, filet mignon and N.Y. strip steak. Sweet finishes include hot chocolate lava cake and raspberry creme brulee.…