Restaurants & Bars

Lent 2022: Seafood Dinners In Lacey

Here at the shore, there's no shortage of delicious, fresh seafood for a Friday Lent dinner. Here's a few great fish spots in Lacey.

LACEY, NJ — Before we get to celebrate Easter, many people practice abstinence during Lent, including not eating meat on Fridays. Luckily, here at the shore, there is no shortage of delicious seafood, even if you don’t do Lent. Here are some of the best spots in Lacey for seafood.

Anthony's Seafood

17 Lacey Rd., Forked River

This locally-owned spot is a mainstay of the Lacey community. Their seafood pot pie is a crowd favorite. The location is BYOB and with a liquor store in the same plaza, you can enjoy a delicious seafood dinner any night of the week, not just Friday.

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Captain’s Inn

304 E. Lacey Rd., Forked River

Reservations are required for this restaurant with a gorgeous waterfront view. Their menu changes weekly, but you can expect whatever’s on there this week to be amazing. Plus, their seasonal Tiki Bar reopens on March 17, so you can enjoy the beautiful view while enjoying their food and live music every weekend.

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The Waterfront

361 E. Lacey Rd., Forked River

Another spot with gorgeous views, this location offers several different levels of dining based on your desire. They also have live entertainment while you enjoy their fresh seafood. And if you don’t feel like dining in, they offer takeout and delivery so you can enjoy wherever.

Il Giardino Sul Mare

2 Hollywood Blvd. S., Forked River

This Italian restaurant emphasizes incredible seafood dishes. Try their special Zuppa di Pesce, a combination of lobster tail, shrimp, scallops, clams, calamari and Maine mussels in red seafood sauce on a bed of linguini.

Fuji Japanese Steakhouse Hibachi & Sushi Bar

131 U.S. 9, Forked River

What better way to enjoy seafood than in sushi? Just ignore the steakhouse part and you’re set for a delightful Lenten dinner. Or enjoy the full hibachi experience, which is always fun. This authentic Japanese spot is fun for the whole family.

Where’s your favorite seafood go-to for Fridays in Lent? Let us know in the comments below!

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