For Mexican favorites, try Los Amigos on Atlantic Avenue. Imported Mexican beer and great margaritas are the perfect complement to your burritos or fajitas. And for a bit of the blarney, right here in Atlantic City, the Irish Pub and Inn at St. James and the Boardwalk is a friendly place for soups, sandwiches and Irish stew. The Cousin's Country House offers award-winning cuisine in a charming Victorian atmosphere. For the casual diner, stop by the celebrity-famous White House Sub Shop on Arctic Avenue.
Some people come to Atlantic City just for the seafood.
Dock's Oyster House is the oldest restaurant in Atlantic City and has been serving the bounty of the sea on Atlantic Avenue for nearly 100 years since 1897. At The Shops in Ocean One, Captain Young's Seafood Emporium is right on the water. Enjoy your dinner while relishing the breathtaking view. Planet Hollywood on the Boardwalk brings the glamour of the movies right to New Jersey, and don't forget to stop by the Hard Rock Caf for a special treat.