Cape May's annual Halloween Parade steps off along the Mall on Carpenters Lane on Sunday, October 23, 2022. Ghouls and goblins of all ages celebrate the spirit of spooky season dressed in their best costumes or driving decorated antique autos and golf carts. All are invited and free registration to participate in the parade begins at 1:30pm on the Mall at Perry Street! The parade begins at 3pm at Perry Street, proceeding down Carpenters Lane to Ocean Street to Washington Street and ending at the Emlen Physick Estate. Judging takes place before the parade at 2pm. Divisions are as follows: Division A: age 3 and younger Division B: ages 4-6 Division C: ages 7-9 Division D: ages 10-12 Division E: ages 13-17 Division F: age 18 and older Division G: groups Division H: floats Prizes will be awarded to all divisions at the conclusion of the parade. The public is encouraged to participate by watching the parade, registering their children in costumes for judging, or entering their own creations such as antique autos or decorated golf carts. The Grand Marshal for the parade is Miss Linda, the first-ever recipient of the Linda Ewing Halloween Achievement Award. All are invited to come early and enjoy some shopping and dining among festive décor along the Mall. The parade is sponsored by the City of Cape May, the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May, and Cape May MAC. Additional information can be found at https://www.capemaycity.com/halloween-parade.

Our friends at CapeMay.com, whose offices are on the 500 block of Washington Street, conduct voting annually to find the best in shopping, dining, nightlife, leisure activities, and accommodations in Cape May. Known as the "Best of Cape May", the voting is open to the public, and Cape May lovers, both locals and visitors, participate each year. This year, as usual, the Washington Street Mall won big, with our businesses taking best in 18 categories as well as runner up in 17 categories! Two events that occur on or are sponsored by the Mall also made the cut! Check out the list of Mall businesses and events that won in this year's voting: Women's Clothing Best: Cotton Company Runner up: Sunflowers Men's Clothing Best: Galvanic Runner up: Cotton Company Tees and Sweatshirts Best: It's A Breeze Runner up: Great White Shark Shoes Best: Casale's Shoes Runner up: Galvanic Accessories Best: Red Oak Trading Runner up: Whale's Tale Jewelry Best: Henry's Landmark Jewelers Runner up: Whale's Tale Handbags & Totes Best: Red Oak Trading Candy and Fudge Best: The Original Fudge Kitchen Runner up: Fralinger's Salt Water Taffy and Louisa's Chocolate Bar Gourmet / Specialty Food Runner up: The Cheese Shop Gifts Best: Whale's Tale Art Gallery Best: Gallery D'May Toys Best: Whale's Tale Runner up: The Toy Shop of Cape May Books Best: Cape Atlantic Book Co. Cape May Souvenirs Runner up: Whale's Tale Bath and Personal Care Best: Bath Time Pet Store Runner up: Collar and Bone Coffee Best: Coffee Tyme Cold & Frozen Drinks Best: Coffee Tyme Breakfast Sandwich Best: Coffee Tyme Appetizers Runner up: Fins Burger Best: The Ugly Mug Crab Cakes Runner up: Cape May Fish Market Seafood Runner up: Tisha's Fine Dining Steak Runner up: Tisha's Fine Dining Ice Cream, Gelato, or Sorbet Best: Kohr Bros. Frozen Custard Baked Goods & Pastries Runner up: Madison's Bakery Holiday Event Best: Christmas Parade Runner up: Halloween Parade We truly do offer unique shopping, dining, and more in the heart of America's original seaside resort. Thank you to all who voted for the Mall's businesses and be sure to plan your next visit to the Mall today! We'll see you on the Mall!

The Washington Street Mall is known throughout the region for its unique shopping and dining in the heart of America's original seaside resort. But, did you know that we also have some unique activities and things to do besides shopping, eating, and drinking? Whether you are looking for a rainy day activity, or bringing someone along that doesn't enjoy shopping and isn't hungry, check out this list of activities on the Mall. Art Block Cafe 507 Washington Street Art Block Cafe is a unique coffee shop/art studio, which blends the latest trends in fun art with the latest cafe trends, such as delicious bubble (boba) tea, matcha lattes, and coffee drinks made with Italian Lavazza. They offer a wide variety of arts and crafts activities for all ages in the heart of Cape May. Stop by and enjoy some of the best hot or cold beverages in town while bringing your inner artist to life. Art Block is your one-stop coffee/art shop for fun. Cape May MAC Information Booth Washington Street at Ocean Street Cape May MAC celebrates the history and enriches the life of greater Cape May. They operate Cape May's history tours, including the famous red trolleys, as well as mange the Emlen Physick Estate, the Cape May Lighthouse, and the World War II Tower. All of their trolley tours begin at their information booth. Hop aboard a trolley as they breathe life into the stories and places of the past of America's original seaside resort and foster unforgettable experiences in the arts, history, and culture. Travel in time—along the stairs, streets, and scenes that have drawn generations to our shores. Museum of Fine Arts and Popular Culture 507 Washington Street Home to around 190 pieces of art, the Museum of Fine Arts and Popular Culture includes abstracts, sculptures, contemporary surrealism, social statement pieces, and also some Victorian art on display. All are welcome to admire the unique artwork, as it is unlike anything you have ever seen! Admission is by donation. Our Lady Star of the Sea 525 Washington Street Our Lady Star of the Sea is Cape May's Roman Catholic church, with a full mass schedule to accommodate residents and visitors alike. They are also open for private prayer, welcoming all to come in and take in the beauty of the historic church, completed in 1918. Tours of the church are also offered. Read the church's latest bulletin at http://ladystarofthesea.org/olss/Bulletins/ to learn more about times for open private prayer and tours. We'll see you on the Mall!

The summer of 2022 is in full swing and the Mall has been buzzing! Visitors are enjoying our unique selection of shops, boutiques, restaurants, boutiques, ice cream parlors, sweet shops, galleries, activities, and more. As with every year, some businesses on the Mall do change, and this year is no different. Much of the recent changes have been centered in two areas of the Mall: in the City Centre Mall and on Liberty Way. This blog will explore some of the new businesses that have opened on the Mall, as well as other new things that are sure to improve your experience in the heart of Cape May. Collar and Bone Collar and Bone is a doggie ice cream shop and boutique featuring dog-friendly ice cream sundaes, a treat bar, accessories, supplements, handmade leashes, toys, and so much more! You can find them on the first floor of the City Centre Mall at 421 Washington Street. Dogs themselves are welcome via a dog friendly entrance on Lyle Lane! Shop Local Shop Local, located on the second floor of the City Centre Mall at 421 Washington Street, features items created by some of Cape May's finest artists. There is something for everyone including jewelry, art, cups, shirts, and so much more. So Soleil Located on Liberty Way at 507 Washington Street, So Soleil features fashion, accessories, and other items for women, teens, and babies that is smart, sophisticated, and sublime. The Little Fish The Little Fish is a kids boutique! It is a place that you can find fun, trendy, and comfortable clothing for your kids in sizes 6-14. They also carry accessories and shoes for both boys and girls. The boutique's owner, Alex, is a mom of two, Reagan & PJ, who are her main inspiration for starting The Little Fish. Having two children, she knows how important it is to have kids dressed in something that is comfortable and easy to play in but also something that is cute and lets them express themselves. The Little Fish is here to make it easy for parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and friends to find quality clothing for everyday life. Swim on over to 507 Washington Street and down Liberty Way for the perfect gift for the special little fish in your life. QR Code Signs We’ve installed new signs in strategic areas of the Mall to help you make the most of your next visit to the Mall and discover some new businesses you may not have known about! The signs are located in high traffic portions of Washington Street, at entrances to the Mall area, and near parking meter kiosks. Signs are also located on the Cape May MAC Information Booth and on the windows and doors of select businesses. Hold your phone’s camera to the QR code and then click the link to be taken directly to our website where you can find a directory of all Mall businesses, visitor information, our brand new map, and more. The signs also invite you to tag us in your photos when enjoying the Mall so we can help others discover the picturesque heart of America’s original seaside resort! Bicycle Racks The City of Cape May's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee worked with City administration to install more bicycle racks around the Mall. These new bicycle racks are upside-down U-shaped racks, which professionals recommend as the best bike rack. This is because it provides two stable points of contact to lean a bike on, it is easy to lock and secure a bike on, and you can just install one or several in order to make the most of the space available. They look great as they match the Mall's brand colors and have been heavily used since their installation. There is so much to explore on the Washington Street Mall! We are always working to stay current and exciting, while also remembering that we are the heart of America's original seaside resort. We invite you to explore our picturesque town square and see why we are one of the region's most popular destinations. We'll see you on the Mall!

The City of Cape May is presenting 47 free concerts this summer just off the 400 block of Washington Street in Rotary Park! This means you have even more excuses to visit the Mall and enjoy our unique shopping, dining, and more. Just like the Mall has something for everyone, so does this year's Music in the Park lineup. From some of Cape May's hottest local musicians and regional favorites such as The Bastard Sons of Captain Mey, Maddie Hogan, Ken Shiles and CiBon, and Cheezy & the Crackers, the lineup is sure to keep you entertained. Music in Rotary Park is a Cape May tradition that has been happening for nearly five decades. Children and adults alike will often dance to the beat as the sun goes down and the music plays. Be sure to bring your own beach chair or blanket as benches in the Park are limited. The music begins at 7pm every Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, June 24th through September 11th. Come early and/or stay late and explore the Mall's boutiques, gift shops, restaurants, candy stores, and ice cream shops. Music will be cancelled if there is inclement weather. The lineup is as follows: Friday, June 24: The Outcrops Saturday, June 25: Sweet Spot Sunday, June 26: Indelible Groove Monday, June 27: Maddie Hogan Friday, July 1: L&G Live Saturday, July 2: The Quixote Project Sunday, July 3: Congress Street Brass Band Monday, July 4: America's Sweethearts Friday, July 8: The Squares Saturday, July 9: The Cape May Diamonds Sunday, July 10: Ken Shiles and CiBon Monday, July 11: Geno White Trio Friday, July 15: Jack Melton Swing Band Saturday, July 16: Atley Moon & The Say Somethings Sunday, July 17: Charlie Zahm & Friends Monday, July 18: Matt Adams Trio Friday, July 22: C. Lynne Smith Saturday, July 23: Cape Shore Jazz Orchestra Sunday, July 24: Andrew Moorer Monday, July 25: The Fabulous Silver Wings Friday, July 29: Danny Eyer Saturday, July 30: Golden Eagle Community Band Sunday, July 31: Tom Powdermaker Duo Monday, August 1: Suite Inspiration Friday, August 5: Amy Faden Duo Saturday, August 6: The RPG Project Sunday, August 7: Dion Paci Monday, August 8: Lower Cape May Regional High School Summer Community Band Friday, August 12: The Honeyhawks Saturday, August 13: The Original Hobo Band Sunday, August 14: Brooke DiCaro Duo Monday, August 15: Blondage Rocks Friday, August 19: The Capers Saturday, August 20: Maura McKinney Sunday, August 21: Gordon Vincent Monday, August 22: The Bastard Sons of Captain Mey Friday, August 26: Bluebone Saturday, August 27: Amanda & Teddy Sunday, August 28: Devin Lyn & Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Monday, August 29: Ken Shiles and CiBon Friday, September 2: Cheezy & The Crackers Saturday, September 3: Hannah Stone Sunday, September 4: The John Walter Cape Community Band Monday, September 5: Ryan Tennis Trio Friday, September 9: The Capers Saturday, September 10: The Usual Suspects Sunday, September 11: The Wind Symphony

The merchants of the Washington Street Mall invite you to their picturesque downtown town square this weekend for their semi-annual sidewalk sales along with the Exit Zero Jazz Festival’s Second Line parades. The Mall is in full bloom, and Cape May's small town charm will be alive and well to create an exciting Spring weekend in the heart of America’s original seaside resort! The sidewalk sales are famous for some incredible deals from Mall merchants. You will be sure to find some of the hottest deals of the season. Most of the Mall's boutiques, gift shops, specialty stores, and other shopping options set up tables and displays on areas of the Mall in front of their storefronts with a variety of specials featuring great savings on clothing, gifts, collectibles, jewelry, and more! There are savings to be had for everyone! The Spring Sidewalk Sales take place Thursday, May 12 through Sunday, May 15, with displays typically up from 9am to 7pm each day. On top of the great sidewalk sale savings, there will also be some great music as the Exit Zero Jazz Festival’s Second Lines parade down the Mall. Inspired by the famous New Orleans second line parades, the tradition has come to Cape May during jazz fest weekend! On Friday evening, May 13, Philly's favorite seven-piece brass band, Snacktime Philly, will parade around the Mall jammin' out to their covers of funk, soul, R&B, and pop. On Saturday evening, May 14, the Brooklyn-based all-female brass band Brass Queens will parade around the Mall jammin' out to their diverse repertoire of funk, soul, and classic hits by female artists. All are welcome to dance to the beat of the music and follow the bands as they make their way through the heart of Cape May each evening at 7:30pm! Cape May is known for its refreshing Spring weekends, and these two events will add to the excitement of the unique atmosphere. This is all the more reason to make your way to the heart of Cape May and enjoy the unique shopping, food & drink, and activities! Be sure to come early and stay late to take advantage of everything that the Washington Street Mall has to offer. We'll see you on the Mall!

The Washington Street Mall is famous for its unique shopping, dining, and more. Since 1971, thousands of people from across America and even the world have visited us each year. Wouldn't it be nice if you could stay overnight and be able to wake up right next to our boutiques and gift shops? Or if you could stay late at our famous restaurants and bars and be only a few steps away from your room? Well, you can! Many folks may not know this, but there are a few options to stay overnight on the Washington Street Mall! Let's learn more about them, which are all 2nd floor units located directly above businesses on the Mall: Airbnb above Cash and Clive Modern minimalism meets Victorian charm in this newly updated two bedroom apartment at 321 Washington Street. The unit has a private stairway and on site key pickup entry. It has one king size bedroom and one queen size bedroom, both with brand new Casper mattresses. The unit also features a furnished living room, fully equipped kitchen, and free in-house washer and dryer. Enjoy your morning tea or coffee at the dining room table. Catch up on your Netflix or watch your favorite movies on the 32 inch smart TV. The décor is modern and minimal-- less is more! The building was originally built in 1940 so you can expect some "charm" even though it has been recently renovated. Cape May Luxury Suites Cape May Luxury Suites, located at 408 Washington Street, is a collection of beautiful Airbnb apartments. Each suite features a nautical shabby sleek feel and comes with a variety of amenities. The style of the suites is sophisticated new modern-traditional with neutral tones. Some features include overhead built in lighting, windows for natural lighting, kitchens, washing machines, dryers, luxury linens, daybeds, private bedrooms, and other amenities. Congress Place Suites The Congress Place Suites, at 302 Washington Street, are your own private slice of Cape May. Reserve a suite with a balcony to enjoy ocean views with your morning coffee, stroll to dinner and cocktails, and wind down the day with a family movie on the couch. You'll love comforts like spacious living rooms with sunny picture windows as well as full kitchens perfect for whipping up an after-shopping bite. Plus, you'll have access to all the resort amenities of Congress Hall across the street, including complimentary beach service and access to the hotel's two heated pools. All of these options are perfect for lovers of the Mall, shopaholics, bachelorette parties, couples, and even families. Since they are located on the Washington Street Mall, since the Mall is known as the heart of Cape May, and because of the Mall's year-round liveliness, they are a great accommodation option all year long! We'll see you on the Mall!

Beef Jerky Experience, located on the Mall on the 500 block of Washington Street, truly is an experience in the heart of Cape May. They feature over 100 varieties of jerky, as well as other fun snacks such as popcorn, peanuts, and hot sauce. It is a one stop shop for unique wild snacks and flavors. Owners Tom and Kristie Veitch, along with their sons, Hunter and Noel, were inspired to open the store after visiting a Beef Jerky Experience store in West Virginia. They fell in love with the wide selection of fun snacks and knew that Cape May visitors and residents would love it too. It was also obvious that it would complement the Washington Street Mall's more than 75 other businesses well and fit right in. Originally from Lancaster, PA, the family moved to Cape May to open the store in their favorite vacation spot. Of course, the big experience at Beef Jerky Experience is the jerky, and there are always free samples to help you find the custom flavor and type of jerky that will keep you coming back for more! They offer both traditional beef jerky, which is thinly cut, firm, and dehydrated (old-school cowboy style); and smoked beef jerky, which is thicker cut and tender. The store is conveniently organized by flavor zones to make the experience even better. Just a few of the flavors are cracked black pepper, honey jalapeno, dill pickle, Cajun BBQ, cherry maple, and peppercorn. Besides beef, other meat choices include pork, turkey, kangaroo, alligator, and even salmon! There are also gluten free options as well as plant and soy-based jerky for vegans and vegetarians. There are so many types and flavors to choose from, you won't believe your eyes! Another part of the experience is their exciting other-than-jerky products! They offer over a dozen flavors of popcorn which change with the season. You can also find peanuts, candies, and even chocolate covered bacon. Their hot sauce selection is also quite something, featuring 30 to 40 different types of hot sauces, ranging from wicked hot to sweet. Highlighting the selection is hot sauce from Ledwon's Sauce Company, created by a chef from a few doors down at The Ugly Mug. Finally, there are even beef and pork pet treats! There is one thing for sure: no visit to the Washington Street Mall is complete without a visit to Beef Jerky Experience. It is an exciting experience, with hands-on employees ready to assist and explain more about the jerky world. They encourage you to try your favorites, but also to jump out of your comfort zone and try some of their other products. Beef Jerky Experience is also proud to support first responders. They invite any first responder to bring in a uniform patch and they will add it to their Wall of Honor. The growing wall currently features police, fire, medical, and military patches from across the country. Visit Beef Jerky Experience at 518 Washington Street. We'll see you on the Mall!

The picturesque Washington Street Mall is the heart of Cape May, New Jersey, America’s original seaside resort. The Mall serves as Cape May’s town square, a gathering point for visitors to the resort town, as well as those who call the area home. There are over 75 establishments lining the Washington Street Mall, made up of unique boutiques, shops, fine dining restaurants, bars, quick eats, activities, and services. Numerous seating areas, luscious gardens, shady trees, historical markers, Instagram-worthy photo opportunities, and more make it a welcoming and inviting downtown attraction for all. Attracting not only visitors to Cape May, the Mall also attracts visitors from other Jersey Shore towns as well those from up and down the East Coast. Dedicated June 24th, 1971, the Mall was a construction project of the City of Cape May's Urban Renewal Program, which took place from 1965 to 1971. The purpose of the program was to turn the heart of Cape May into a charming showplace complete with a revitalized downtown street to attract hundreds of thousands of tourists while also improving quality of life for residents as well. In 2008, the Mall received a major renovation, improving the street’s character, form, and function. Even with it being a pedestrian street, The Washington Street Mall does a great job of balancing the competing needs of a typical street with that of adjoining land uses. Numerous bicycle racks are located on every block, helping to promote an easy way for those staying or living in Cape May to get to the area. A “Jitney” shuttle service, with stops at Cape May hotels, neighborhoods, and the beachfront, is another way that people can get to the Mall. The Jitneys are eco-friendly, running on compressed natural gas, and are Americans with Disabilities Act accessible. They also serve as a park-and-ride, as they stop at a free parking lot further away from Washington Street as well as at other free parking areas. An expanded and modern parking setup, complete with designated areas for pick-ups, drop offs, deliveries, and even golf carts, is located along the Mall area serving those coming from out of town. Streets along the Mall are also set up well, with well-marked crosswalks and safety features to protect the pedestrian-only areas. The Mall fits in with the City of Cape May nicely. As a historic town full of structures made up of Victorian style, this translates onto the Mall as well. Buildings along the Washington Street Mall make it a Victorian showplace, with intricate designs and gingerbread-like architecture. Cape May MAC, a nonprofit cultural organization dedicated to the preservation, interpretation, and cultural enrichment of the greater Cape May region, has a major presence on the Mall, where most of its tours and events originate from. Additionally, with it being only a few blocks from the ocean, the Mall also welcomes those who come straight off the beach every afternoon in the summertime. Many establishments feature beach-related items. As Cape May’s town square, the Washington Street Mall is a hotspot for social interactions of the greater Cape May area. The Mall’s is famous for its sidewalk sales, where businesses bring their wares outside among the shady, tree-lined street. Popular events such as live music and Zumba classes in the adjacent Rotary Park, the Halloween and Christmas parades, and Christmas tree lighting ceremony contribute to additional social activity. The Mall is well-liked because of its ambiance. Restaurants have outdoor patios, which are visually appealing and are a great way to enjoy the cool ocean breezes of Cape May in the summer. An antique clock, fountains, information stands, historical markers, and an authentic old ship’s bell on display complement the atmosphere. There are numerous benches along the Mall, but the planters also serve as seating areas. These planters feature well-matured trees and other flora native to coastal areas. Seasonal plantings are always added to keep the area looking fresh. The planters, along with street itself, are well-maintained, through partnerships between the City of Cape May and the Washington Street Mall Business Improvement District. A special assessment is imposed on properties within the District for the purposes of promoting the economic and general welfare of the District and the City. Funds are used for holiday decorations, landscaping, marketing, and other uses. The Washington Street Mall is truly one of New Jersey’s great streets. It represents the gold standard in terms of having a true sense of place, cultural and historical interest, community involvement, and a vision for tomorrow. As the picturesque heart of America’s original seaside resort, it is one of New Jersey’s most popular streets.

It has been a snowy winter on the Mall! Due to our proximity to the warmer ocean, we typically do not see a lot of snow. In fact, when it snows in the East Coast's major cities, it is typically only rain here. However, this winter has been different. We saw a significant snowstorm just after New Year's Day, which dropped 8.2" of snow in the heart of Cape May, and a blizzard toward the end of January, which dropped 12.1" of snow with higher drifts. There have been a few other minor snowfalls and dustings as well. Even with the high snowfall amounts, it has been melting quickly and the City of Cape May Department of Public Works has done a phenomenal job keeping the Mall clear. Because of that, many of our stores and restaurants that are open year round have operated with little to no interruption, and crowds have been normal. One thing the crowds have enjoyed is the picturesque scenes that the snow has created in the heart of Cape May. Don't believe us? Well, we've created a snow photo tour that will prove us right: Spring begins March 20th! We'll see you on the Mall!

The Washington Street Mall, along with our partners at the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May, are proud to say that Cape May has been voted as the 2nd Best Small Town for Shopping in America according to the USA TODAY 10Best 2021 Readers’ Choice awards! The contest took place over the last two months by the readers of USA TODAY. “We agree with the voters of the 10Best contest that Cape May has something for everyone, young, old, families, and couples,” said James Ridgway, President of the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May. “Ranking number two in America for small town shopping really gives us some bragging rights and highlights our businesses and their contributions to our town.” Hilary Pritchard, longtime business owner of the Whale’s Tale, sums it up perfectly. “Each store is unique. Our mom and pop, individually-owned shops are the essence of shopping small and local". The Washington Street Mall, celebrating 50 years of unique shopping, dining, and more, offers more than 75 establishments in the heart of town. We thank all who voted to make America’s Original Seaside Resort also one of America’s best!

Our friends at CapeMay.com, whose offices are on the 500 block of Washington Street, conduct voting annually to find the best in shopping, dining, nightlife, leisure activities, and accommodations in Cape May. Known as the "Best of Cape May", the voting is open to the public, and Cape May lovers, both locals and visitors, participate each year. This year, as usual, the Washington Street Mall won big, with our businesses taking best in 17 categories as well as runner up in 17 categories! Check out the list of Mall businesses that won in this year's voting: Women's clothing Best: Cotton Company Runner up: Cash and Clive Men's clothing Best: Galvanic Runner up: Cotton Company Children's clothing Runner up: Tommy's Folly Boutique & KIDS T-shirts and sweatshirts Best: It's A Breeze Runner up: Great White Shark Shoes Best: Casale's Shoes Runner up: Galvanic Accessories Best: Red Oak Trading Runner up: Whale's Tale Jewelry Best: Henry's Landmark Jewelers Runner up: Whale's Tale Handbags and totes Best: Red Oak Trading Runner up: Queen May Candy and fudge Best: The Original Fudge Kitchen Runner up: Fralinger's Salt Water Taffy Gifts Best: Whale's Tale Home décor Runner up: Whale's Tale Art Runner up: tie between Cape May Art Gallery and Gallery D'May Toys Best: Whale's Tale Runner up: The Toy Shop of Cape May Cape May souvenirs Runner up: Whale's Tale Bath and body Best: Bath Time Coffee Best: Coffee Tyme Cold/frozen drinks Best: Coffee Tyme Breakfast sandwich Best: Coffee Tyme Wings Runner up: The Ugly Mug Burger Best: The Ugly Mug Ice cream, custard, or gelato Best: Kohr Bros. Frozen Custard Runner up: Uncle Charley's Ice Cream Baked goods and pastries Runner up: Madison's Bakery Walking or guided tour Best: Cape May MAC Information Booth We truly do offer unique shopping, dining, and more in the heart of America's original seaside resort. Thank you to all who voted for the Mall's businesses and be sure to plan your next visit to the Mall today!