Near or On White Horse Pike

[CoolPapaBell]

Any good, casual must eat places going to or from the casinos?

[Rosie]

Not casual but very good--Tre Figlio, Egg Harbor.

[john b]

Joe's Maplewood in Hammonton--casual, Italian red sauce joint.

[CoolPapaBell]

Thanks for the tips. BTW, to extend my route, we actually would pick up route 206 in Medford, take it through Shamong, make the right at Atsion Lake and take that to the White Horse Pike. I don’t know if anyone is familiar with that route at all and I know there is a ton of Pine Barron land. But if by chance there is a hidden gem in that extended route please let me know.

[rockhopper]

Thanks for the tips.  BTW, to extend my route, we actually would pick up route 206 in Medford, take it through Shamong, make the right at Atsion Lake and take that to the White Horse Pike.  I don’t know if anyone is familiar with that route at all and I know there is a ton of Pine Barron land.  But if by chance there is a hidden gem in that extended route please let me know.

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You'll see that it far from being barren as you drive through it. Pinelands is a better name. But there may be Pine Barrons living in McMansions along the way

If the destination is AC to rid yourself of money take a look at a map and see if you would consider going down 54 from Hammonton to route 40 and then east to AC.

There are roadside barbecue stands "to die for" (to use a NNJ phrase). Ever have ribs smoked for 12 hours rather than being parboiled?

[john b]

If the destination is AC to rid yourself of money take a look at a map and see if you would consider going down 54 from Hammonton to route 40 and then east to AC.

There are roadside barbecue stands "to die for" (to use a NNJ phrase). Ever have ribs smoked for 12 hours rather than being parboiled?

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http://hollyeats.com/UncleDeweys.htm

[rockhopper]

If the destination is AC to rid yourself of money take a look at a map and see if you would consider going down 54 from Hammonton to route 40 and then east to AC.

There are roadside barbecue stands "to die for" (to use a NNJ phrase). Ever have ribs smoked for 12 hours rather than being parboiled?

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http://hollyeats.com/UncleDeweys.htm

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I like the kingfish better. Higher bacteria count.

Same road same side.

[john b]

If the destination is AC to rid yourself of money take a look at a map and see if you would consider going down 54 from Hammonton to route 40 and then east to AC.

There are roadside barbecue stands "to die for" (to use a NNJ phrase). Ever have ribs smoked for 12 hours rather than being parboiled?

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http://hollyeats.com/UncleDeweys.htm

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I like the kingfish better. Higher bacteria count.

Same road same side.

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I though I heard somewhere that one of them closed (Kingfish, I think). It's been a few years since I've taken that route to the shore.

[rockhopper]

If the destination is AC to rid yourself of money take a look at a map and see if you would consider going down 54 from Hammonton to route 40 and then east to AC.

There are roadside barbecue stands "to die for" (to use a NNJ phrase). Ever have ribs smoked for 12 hours rather than being parboiled?

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http://hollyeats.com/UncleDeweys.htm

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I like the kingfish better. Higher bacteria count.

Same road same side.

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I though I heard somewhere that one of them closed (Kingfish, I think). It's been a few years since I've taken that route to the shore.

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The Kingfish died but his sons took over. Have they folded too? I'll have to check on my next trip and I'll let you know. It would be too bad. But there are lots of Q places

in that area.