16 Stores and Restaurants We Wish Were Still at the Jersey Shore
From Sea Bright's jumpin' night club Tradewinds to popular chains like Bradlees. There are a bunch of businesses and eateries the Jersey Shore misses dearly. See how many of these past establishments jog your memory. Oh, and the classic commercials are priceless.
Ground Round
The old time silent movies, never ending popcorn and peanuts and Bingo the Clown. The best!
Tradewinds Night Club - Sea Bright
Check out this video from '93 of Bruce jumping on stage to jam with Clarance Clemons!
Bradlees
The discount department store went bankrupt in 2000.
Stuff Yer Face - Long Branch
Who could forget this jingle? The original New Brunswick location is still open.
- Stevie S. via Yelp
Stevie S. via Yelp Jim's Burger Haven - Hazlet
Best burger in town!
Caldor
The "upscale discounter."
Two Guys
At its peak, there were more than 100 Two Guys locations nationwide.
Bob Kislin's
I always got my little league gear at Kislin's!
Sizzler
Wow, this Sizzler commercial is so bad it's good!
- YouTube
YouTube Eatontown Drive-In
RIP all drive-in theaters! The Delsea in Vineland is still going strong. I guess we'll have to get by with "movies on the beach."
- Pinterest
Pinterest Hook Line and Sinker Restaurant - Rumson
How many weddings did you attend here?
Steinbachs
Once a staple of the original Seaview Square Mall. Fun fact: 94.3 The Point broadcast from Seaview Square Mall for years. Do you remember seeing us?
- Lauren Jaeger, The Indpendent
Lauren Jaeger, The Indpendent The Chowder Pot - Keyport
The popular restaurant closed its doors on August 29, 1993 after 22 years of business.
Woolworth
Dollar Days!
- YouTube
YouTube Cost Cutters
I got all my school supplies here!
The Wiz
Nobody beats him!
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