Atlantic City Restaurants

I made a reservation for Club MIxx two months in advance. Funny how they still made us wait a half hour to sit down. After that though, it was a nice experience in Latin/Asian fusion food.
There were more than 8 in my party so we were required to get the "chef style" menu. It was excellent; the food tasted great, there was enough for everyone and each of the courses was served without interuption.
The only downside was the waiter. He never really checked on us and had a rude attitude when it came to taking the bill. For the 20% service charge tacked onto the bill, you'd think he'd be a little nicer.

The food was good, but I do not think I'd return.

Located within Trump's Taj Mahal, Dynasty offers a succulent menu that is surprisingly authentic Hong Kong/Cantonese cuisine.

Portion sizes appear small, but at end of meal, we were very full. We ordered 1 appetizer (a Dynasty mix special consisting of pork dumplings, BBQ spareribs, beef sate, and spring roll for $9.00), and three main entrees (Orange-flavored beef for $20.00, Chicken in Black Bean Sauce for $18.00 and Crispy Fried Tofu in Garlic Sauce for $11.00). Service was excellent and very attentive.

Dinner is served 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Reservations required on most nights, call ahead or leave name with hostess (wait is around 20 minutes).

Favorite Dish: Crispy Fried Tofu is very good dish, some chili spice but delicious!

This restaurant is right on the beach, with outdoor seating, weather permitting. There is a bar downstairs and an elegant restaurant upstairs. They play lovely, light classical music here which adds to the enjoyment.

Favorite Dish: Jumbo shrimp Aurora is my favorite dish. Huge shrimp with penne pasta, sun dried tomatoes and mushrooms in a creamy tomato sauce......yum. Followed by apple cinnamon cobbler with vanilla ice cream.

Enter the restaurant to an old-fashion bar. (Beware cigar smoke). Walls are covered with old sports-related newspaper articles and memorabilia, such as NY Yankees greats and magazine covers, or autographed photos of boxing heros.

Waitstaff are very friendly, check on you often, recommend great wine. Gets a little loud sometimes if you're seated close to the bar.

Valet parking available, and the attendant will personally escort you from the door, round the corner to your car. Great service all around!

Extremely popular amongst the locals!

Favorite Dish: Large lobster raviolis served with lobster tail in a creamy lobster bisque-type pink sauce. It's simply delicious and sometimes found on their Specials menu.

Situated about 10 minutes from the bustling center of Atlantic City sits this small and wonderful authentic Italian restaurant. The menu offers simple italian dishes which can be found in most Italian Restaurants. A selection of various pizzas is available too. Giovanni's has a modest BYOB atmosphere, and its lower prices make it ideal for groups and family meals.

Favorite Dish: Giovanni's is famous for its Lasagna, and I couldn't imagine getting anything else. The Clam Bisque is pretty good too.

In 1946, a small diner-like restaurant was opened in the northwest corner of Atlantic City. Now, almost 60 years later, the Gilchristt Restaurant, which sits in a dilapidated and undesireable neighborhood in the shadow of the glitzy Marina casinos, remains unchanged in almost every way possible. When one arrives at the neighborhood in which the restaurant is situated, they will problably want to turn back instantly. One gasp at the restaurant will make them want to leave. But for those that enter the thick red door, they will find a bustling, noisy, and hectic restaurant which is still serving up some of the best food in town. If you're coming for breakfast on a weekend morning, be prepared to wait for upto 3 hours. This place really is the most popular breakfast joint in the city!

Favorite Dish: Pancakes. Well, actually they call them hotcakes. It's what made them famous, and some argue that they still serve the best pancakes in the country. Try them for yourself. You won't be disappointed!

I came to this Buffet thinking since its in Trumps hotel it gotta be good. I was wrong. The place looked pretty old, which im guessing it is and the service was not too bad, but the food just sucked. I was expecting Bellagio, Mandalay Bay instead i got Trump. I guess its not fair to compare anything in Atlantic City to Las Vegas but when coming to a city like this you have to expect the best. And since you pay $20.00 for lunch which is basically the same price at LV buffets they should at least be comparable. The Salad bar was small, the selection for the main course was OK but nothing really taste great they were all pretty bland. The dessert bar was small but had an ok selection. I dont know if there are any better buffets in AC so i cant say whether to go or not when looking for a buffet. But i wouldnt recommend it. Spend your $20.00 at a better restaurant....

It’s every where. You can almost hear arteries hardening as you walk down the Boardwalk. Your choice of: Beef Franks, Buffalo Wings, Candy Floss, Candy, Cheese Fries, Cheeseburger, Chili-dogs, Chocolate, Clam Strips, Corn Dogs, Corn on the Cob, Doughnuts, Floats, Fried Chicken, Fries, Frozen Custard, Fudge, Funnel Cakes, Grill, Gyros, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Ice Cream, Italian Hoagie, Italian Water Ice, Lemonade, Milkshakes, Orange Juice, Peanuts, Philly Cheesesteaks, Pizza, Pop Corn, Pretzels, Roasted Nuts, Salt Water Taffy, Sausage & Peppers, Shrimp in a Basket, Slush, Sodas, Subs, Sundaes, Waffles, Yogurt.