Beste Bewertungen Restaurants & Cafés In Atlantic City

The Wingcraft Kitchen and Beer is a hip place offering classic American fare and a range of canned and bottled brews. Choose between salads, burgers, pizzas, wings and sandwiches. The Classic Burger and Short Rib Grilled Sandwich are particularly delightful. Seating includes a mix of wooden chairs, comfortable couches and bar stools. You also have the option to enjoy your meal in the cozy, indoor setting or take in the weather as you dine al fresco at the patio. If you are looking to have a lively evening out, Wingcraft Kitchen and Beer Bar with its delicious food, young crowd and enthusiastic wait staff won’t disappoint.

Ruth's Chris Steak House is the place to go if one wants to enjoy a good steak meal which is juicy, tender and sizzled to perfection. Worth trying are any of their fresh seafood selection and the various fillets and lamb chops. The vegetarian fare is equally appetizing. They also have a well stocked bar with the finest vintages and malts to go down with the grub. The meals can be rounded off with yummy desserts like cheesecakes and bread pudding. The staff is friendly and efficient. Personalized gift certificates may be redeemed at any of their locations.

Los Amigos was one of the first Mexican restaurants in the Delaware Valley and has been offering up some of the best Mexican and Southwestern food around since 1976. The menu has a bit of a seafood spin with items like Clams Mexicana and Crab Quesadillas, as well as traditional border fare like burritos and fajitas. They have a great children's menu, and of course ice cold cervezas and frosty margaritas, the perfect compliment to spicy dishes and hot summer nights.

This historical tavern has been serving beer to the people of Atlantic City since 1685. You may be wondering how the Tun Tavern has stayed in business for so long. The reason isn't marketing skills, the beer is just plain good. Any beer you order, whether it be the light Golden Ale or the hop-y American India Pale Ale, is developed and brewed in house. For a nosh to accompany your tall one, Tun supplies food that can stand up to any brew or appetite. The menu runs the gamut of steaks, seafoods, pastas, and other entrees. Partake of the 8 ounce Fillet Mignon or try your hand at the Cowboy Tun, a 20 ounce ribeye steak.

Since World War II, this sub shop has been a favorite sandwich joint for locals. It may be just a little place, but it is filled with character and history. A whole sandwich is 3 feet long and the rolls are baked fresh everyday, from Formica Brothers Bakery (just across the street). These sandwich artists really know what they are doing—just order the White House Special and you'll see what all the rave is about.

Since 1935 Angelo's has been offering locals and tourists hearty, home-style Italian cuisine. Family owned and operated for three generations, the bar is designed to look like an Italian alleyway, balconies and all. The menu is full of Italian classics like Veal Florentine and Linguine with Clams, as well as a large selection of seafood specialties and steaks. Their wine list blends the best of Italian and Californian vintages, and don't miss dessert: there are Italian gelati as well as American classics like carrot and cheesecake.