Stone Harbor Travel Guide

 indre_dee Says:  The bussiest street is of course the 96th. If you go further from there, you might not even meet a single soul... 

 indre_dee Says:  On the 96th street, at the Original Fudge Kitchens you can see the staff prepare fudge right in front of your eyes. The job seems to be tough, but the staff seems to be able to show some tricks for the customers. 

 dogears Says:  Springer's Ice Cream Parlor is usually crowded by about 6 PM most every evening in the summer. 47 interesting flavors, milkshakes and kids with freckles - all which vary according to the month and which fresh fruit is available. Been around since the 1920's.excerpt from... 

 dogears Says:  On a good day, in August or Sepember, startling dark shadows move in the breaking waves. A ten foot column of fish is running in shallow waters away from dolphins, who troll the coastline in search of (dwindling) dining opportunities.:: 

 Always7696 Says:  It serves pancakes and other breakfast foods. This includes area foods like scrapple and pork roll. Sort of like an IHOP without the commerical look. Banana Pecan Pancakes. This is the only dish I tried here. Not as expected. It was three plain pancakes with sliced bananas... 

 dogears Says:  Hip place with a "proto-Dolche & Gabana" decor - lace curtains, dark corners, candles, raised platforms. Nothng can be too pretentious in Stone Harbor. Yes, BYOB - buy your own booze from Fred's Tavern, three blocks away.:: Warm hearted chef makes consistantly good food... 

 dogears Says:  One of only three good restaurants in town, serving up no nonsense seafood and other entrees. Cloth napkins but still down to earth. Make reservations and expect to wait for ten minues anyway. BYOB - Bring your own booze. 

 dogears Says:  The only Japanese restaurant for miles & the food happens to be very good. The owner has a restaurant in Florida for the winter and spends his summers here. :: Creative sushi dishes. Reserations required. BYOB - the Fred's Liquor Store is on the way.:: 

 dogears Says:  The bread is the key factor that makes this the best "cheezasteaka" for miles around - a classic italian "hero" or "hoagie" roll. Real meat and cheefe. Call ahead to make your order, usuall ready for pick-up about twenty minutes later.:: Chicken Cheese Steak with a perfect... 

 dogears Says:  Good selection of urban and vacation clothes for women and girls. They also have a shop in Cape May. Very nice owners who bring current fashions from the city to the shore. Shoes, blouses, baby-tee's, accessories. Average 

 dogears Says:  They used to bang on a big metal ring to summon the volenteer fire department. Then, when they changed to an air raid siren, they tested it at noon time every day but Sunday. The tradition carries on. You can hear it on the beach - time for lunch. 

 dogears Says:  Do not exceed 32 miles per hour or you will have a swarm of jarheads around you in no time.::Avoid the SPEED TRAP at the Bird Sanctuary - 111th Street and 3rd Avenue. Use cruise control between Stone Harbor and Avalon. Enjoy the open road south, through the salt marshes,...