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asturnut Says: A pretty happening place if you are looking for some wholesome family fun. An inexpensive evening event to meet young adults is Thunder Alley on Friday and Saturday nights from 11p to 1:30a. Sign up for their mailing list and get free games every month. There are also...
This is about as exciting as it gets...
asturnut Says: Sad but true... there's not a lot to do around here. The parks are about as much excitement you are going to find. And this particular park? Well, watch out for attack geese and poop everywhere. This is a rural community, so except for a few mediocre bars, there is not much...
1 Review and 29 Opinions I've never stayed at the Ramada Inn since I live in the area, but I have eaten at the Restaurant,...
Casa Dori: Just another Italian Restaurant
asturnut Says: Casa Dori is another one of my mom's favorite places to eat. Since she's a regular she has has befriended the owner and likes the intimacy. The restaurant has gotten decent reviews from local food critics. But personally, I don't know what people see in this place. Casa Dori...
Martino's Trattoria & Pizzeria: Fantastic AUTHENTIC Italian food
asturnut Says: I was shocked the first time I entered Martino's. The building had once been the convience store I bought danishes and subs at when I was in high school, but now... it's a gorgeous little restaurant. It's very different than other restaurants in Vineland. It has a distinctly...
Downtown Deli and the Downtown Buffet: Delicious, authentic Puerto Rican food
asturnut Says: Downtown Buffet is owned and operated by the same guy who runs Downtown Deli. It has a lot of the same foods with much more to choose from. In addition to the hot foods, there are cold Puerto Rican salads, green salad, desserts and icec cream and some American foods on the...
Puebla: Authentic Mexican Bakery and Taqueria
asturnut Says: Puebla is another example or a real authentic place in Vineland where having a Spanish dictionary would come in handy. I went into this place one day out of desperation-- it has an unimpressive exterior, but it was 90 degrees and my 4 year old was whining she was thirsty...
The Garden Room: Upscale Italian
asturnut Says: The Garden Room is a relatively new restaurant in Vineland. Despite the excessive number of Italian restaurants in Vineland, it has secured a position as one of the best in the area. Despite it's unassuming location in a strip mall in East Vineland, the interior is very...
Applebee's, Texas Roadhouse, Pizza Hut, etc: Lots of National Restaraunt Chains
asturnut Says: I shall lump Vineland and Millville together, since the commercial districts between the two towns is seamless. I personally do not recommend dining at national franchise restaurants, but some people prefer to eat at places they are familiar with. It is soley for their...
Olympia Restaurant: Awesome Inexpensive Greek Food
asturnut Says: When I worked next door, I ate at the Olympia almost every day. Their food is awesome! Anything on the lunch special menu is great! The Olympia has 6 week cycle lunch menu that changes every week. In addition they have a lunch special for everyday. This place is PACKED every...
Frank Guaracini, Jr. Fine & Performing Arts Center: Plays, concerts and lectures
asturnut Says: The Fine and Performing Arts Center at Cumberland County College hosts both college ensemble performances and national acts. Check out their schedule to find out what's going on. Some of the shows they have are really good-- from Shakespeare to Opera to Gospel.
Greek Islands Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge: Great place to hang out
asturnut Says: --CURRENTLY CLOSED---Unknown at this time if the Greek Islands will reopen.Greek Islands is a restaurant/bar near the Cumberland Mall. The food is okay, but the bar is what's worth noting. Unfortunately they're only open til 1 am because of a city ordinance, but the bar has...
asturnut Says: Vineland is a huge town and the bus only traverses the 3 major arteries in town. It's virtually impossible to get around without a car, unless you plan to take a cab. Vineland is very easy to get to via Route 55, which runs parallel with the major artery in Vineland, Route...
asturnut Says: The only method of public transportation that can bring you to Vineland is the NJ Transit Bus. There are 3 buses that provide regular service to and from Vineland:313- Runs from Cape May and Wildwood to Philadelphia with many stops along the way.408- Runs from Millville to...
asturnut Says: U-Sell flea Market is a fun place to visit on a nice day. It varies, but sometimes there are a LOT of vendors, selling everything: antiques, produce, collectibles, clothes, plants and more. Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Used and new items. Probably not much
Organics: Vegetarian culinary delights
asturnut Says: Organics is a great local secret for vegetarians, cooks, herbalists and the health concious. In addition to a good collection of herbal supplements, teas and limited selection of organic vegetables, you will find lots of great ready to eat indian, vegetarian and vegan frozen...
asturnut Says: I don't really know why, but people in this area really eat a lot of bagels. If you've never had a bagel from the Northeastern United States before, you might be pleasantly suprised. They are different than the nasty frozen one you buy at the market. If you have ever been to...
asturnut Says: Stewart's Drive-in isn't known for culinary excellence, but rather for nostalgia and novelty. It's a "NJ thing." There are locations in several other states on the east coast as well. The family has to go at least once each summer. Stewart's is a 50's styled eatery where you...
asturnut Says: The areas in center city aren't particularly safe... especially in the 'grid' created by Delsea Drive & East Avenue, Park Avenue & Chestnut Avenue. The numbered streets in the vecinity of the Boulevard (where the train tracks are) in town are best avoided unless you're...
asturnut Says: The Landis Theatre located in the Mori Brothers Building on the 800 block of Landis Ave is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The theatre, built in the 20's is in the "moderne" architectural style (read: Art Deco). Although it has been closed for a number of...
asturnut Says: The Vineland Historical Society is a very interesting little place. Open to the public only on Saturdays from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. You can make an appointment for other times. Located at 108 S. 7th Street.
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East Buffet is your typical chinese buffet that is all the rage around these parts. We have a bunch of them, this is the best one. The food is always fresh, the...
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Q: WHERE IS THE CUMBERLAN MALL
A: If you do a web search for Cumberland Mall, you'll find some information about the stores there. Vineland is not that big a town.. it shouldn't be difficult to find the...
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