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Jersey Shore landmarks still recovering from brutal nor’easter damage
NJ.com • • nation
Key Points:
- Several well-known Jersey Shore restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues are assessing damage and gradually reopening after a nor’easter caused flooding and wind damage along the coast.
- The storm dropped over 8 inches of rain in parts of Monmouth and Ocean counties, leading to major flooding at iconic locations from Cape May to Asbury Park and Long Beach Island.
- The Lobster House in Cape May has partially reopened its fish market and coffee shop with takeout available, but its dining areas remain closed due to severe flooding.
- The Stone Pony in Asbury Park suffered significant roof damage on its Summer Stage from strong wind gusts, with no timeline provided for repairs.
- The Beach House Restaurant on Long Beach Island experienced about 5 inches of rain flooding its dining room, and it has not announced when it will reopen.
