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Atlantic City Nightlife — Best Bars, Nightclubs & Things To Do After Dark
Atlantic City Nightlife — Best Bars, Nightclubs & Things To Do After Dark
Atlantic City’s nightlife is casino-centric. Major hotels like Borgata, Hard Rock, and Ocean Casino run nightclubs that book national DJs and touring acts. But there’s also authentic local nightlife off the casino floor — dive bars on Tennessee Avenue, craft beer spots, and rooftop bars. The Boardwalk is touristy but worth the walk. Everything closes by 3 AM.
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Best Restaurants in Atlantic City — Casino Dining, Boardwalk & Italian
Best Restaurants in Atlantic City
Atlantic City’s food scene has been transformed by the casino resorts — celebrity chef outposts, high-end steakhouses, and Asian restaurants that rival NYC’s. But the best eating in AC also includes old-school Italian, Boardwalk classics, and the sub shops that locals line up for.
Casino Resort Dining
Buddakan (Caesars) — The Philadelphia import. Pan-Asian in a dramatic multi-level space. The edamame dumplings and the crispy calamari salad are signatures.
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Best Restaurants in Virginia Beach — Seafood, Boardwalk & Locals' Picks
Best Restaurants in Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach dining is defined by two things: the Chesapeake Bay (oysters, blue crab, she-crab soup) and the Atlantic (fresh catch, oceanfront dining, and a boardwalk scene that’s evolved beyond corn dogs).
Seafood Institutions
Waterman’s Surfside Grille (oceanfront) — The restaurant that invented the Orange Crush cocktail (fresh-squeezed oranges, orange vodka, triple sec, Sprite). Beyond the signature drink, the she-crab soup and blackened tuna are excellent. Oceanfront patio seating.
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Things to Do in Virginia Beach, Virginia
Things to Do in Virginia Beach, Virginia
Virginia Beach sits at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay where it meets the Atlantic Ocean — a city that balances a 3-mile oceanfront boardwalk with quiet maritime forests, a growing arts district, and some of the freshest seafood on the East Coast.
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It’s the most populous city in Virginia, but the resort area along Atlantic Avenue feels like a proper beach town — wide sandy beaches, a paved boardwalk buzzing with joggers and cyclists, and oceanfront restaurants where you can watch dolphins cruise by while you eat.