SORTA FAMOUS… AMERICAN COMFORT

In the 1870s, the newly built railway that connected New York and Philly to the port of Tuckerton brought folks from the cities. A steam ferry shuttled visitors and locals across the bay and Beach Haven flourished as a seaside community.

By the early 1900s, Beach Haven was a geographical embodiment of the good life; that mix of hard work on the bay and beach town relaxation. Ellis Parker opened a restaurant/houseboat rental operation, and later boat engine repair shop. We think of it as a golden age of Long Beach Island – the fishermen, the hotel guests, decoy carvers, barkeeps, kids rowing dinghies, the bootleggers, and baymen. Today, the Tide Table Group is a celebration of all that and we want to bring back that era.

Ellis’ serves American Comfort, our historic BLVD dining unites creative takes on the classics & the sorta famous favorites from across the group.