Cape May. From the Victorian bed and breakfast to the horse drawn carriages, Cape May transports visitors back to a gentle, elegant world. Yet, even in Cape May, crowds, trinket shops and noise can spoil the experience. May is one destination where tourist culture does not impinge upon dining. May, Aleathea's definitely has its charm. The ceilings are decorated with fans and small chandeliers.
Antique sideboards accent the dusty rose walls.
On the wraparound porch, guests can sit in rocking chairs for drinks. The atmosphere is floral, fresh and summery . The pace is easy. Servers are calm and never rush. The tables are placed far from one another, and diners need never fear being overheard or bumped.