Voted “Best of the Shore” three times by Philadelphia magazine, Beach Creek Oyster Bar & Grille is the ultimate casual fine dining experience on the waterfront. Sunsets, stained glass, tropical palms, intimate lighting and live music all present waterside comfort with an island vibe.
Enjoy indoor dining or open deck seating by the water amongst palms, bamboo and candlelight. Whichever you choose, you’ll find contemporary coastal cuisine with an international flair on Beach Creek’s creative menu. When dining early, try the First Seating Three-Course Menu for $25, offered between 4 and 6 p.m. Each three-course meal includes your choice of soup or salad, an excellent Beach Creek entree, house dessert and coffee. Check out the new outside bar, a great place to get the beach vibe going, and take advantage of Happy Hour specials from 3 to 5 p.m.
Beach Creek features live entertainment nightly throughout the summer season. With some of the island’s most delectable dishes, Beach Creek brings new meaning to dinner and a show. Cape May County’s best reggae, singer/songwriter and acoustic musicians are set to entertain Beach Creek crowds this summer season, including Donavon Frankenreiter and Tom Curren.
Beach Creek will host these two former professional surfers who’ve turned to music in a two-night concert on Tuesday, August 2 and Wednesday, August 3.
Before launching a solo career as the protégé of Jack Johnson, Donavon Frankenreiter began his professional life as a surfer. Born in Southern California, he landed a sponsorship with Billabong as a young teenager and moved to Hawaii when he was 14. There, he rented a home from the parents of Jack Johnson. The two became fast friends, learning guitar together and hanging out between trips to the beach.
Music was always a hobby for Frankenreiter, who began playing guitar in a local rock band called Sunchild during his late teens, but it wasn’t until 2002 that he grew confident enough to try a solo career. From there, Frankenreiter’s solo music career soared with a little help from his old friend Johnson.
Tom Curren’s move away from professional surfing on a world tour allowed him to focus his efforts on another passion –music. His eclectic style – called a combination of “funk and psychedelia” by Rolling Stone – has been embraced not only by the surfing community, but by mainstream music lovers who recognize and appreciate his minimalist approach and raw talent.
Catch the unique musical stylings of both Donavon Frankenreiter and Tom Curren at Beach Creek Oyster Bar & Grille on Tuesday, August 2 and Wednesday, August 3 at 8:15 p.m. Pre-concert, stop by for Happy Hour cocktails and dinner. Show is 21 and over. For tickets, visit ticketfly.com. For more information, call (609) 522-1062 or visit beachcreek.net.
500 W. Hand Ave., Wildwood
(609) 522-1062, www.beachcreek.net