Ventnor Social in Ventnor, NJ
6417 Ventnor Ave, Ventnor City, NJ 08406
American Restaurant in Ventnor, NJ
Google Rating: 4.1/5.0
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Web:
http://ventnorsocial.com/
Phone: (609) 300-4901
So, you're lookin' to hear about Ventnor Social? Well, hon, you've come to the right place! Nestled on Ventnor Ave, this spot is a gem for those who enjoy a mix of good grub and a lively atmosphere. It's an American restaurant that seems to be makin' waves with both locals and passersby. Now, if you're a fan of a good cheesesteak egg roll, this place might just be your new favorite haunt. Folks are raving about 'em, and they also can't seem to get enough of those nachos with chicken. And let's not forget the drinks. Word on the street is that the margaritas and spicy Bloody Marys are worth a sip. And if you're a fan of fresh-squeezed juice, the Orange Crush here has been described as one of the best. The vibe? Think fun and relaxed, with a rooftop that calls your name when the weather's just right. Whether you're bringin' the kiddos for some games or just want a night out with the locals, Ventnor Social has got you covered. So, after you check it out, swing by Sugarpop Says! and let us know in the Community Feedback section what you thought. We're all ears!
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