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ūüėč Settling the boardwalk pizza debate | Down the Shore

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By Amy Rosenberg Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Are we even still talking about pizza down the Shore? Just on the Ocean City boardwalk alone, there are so many other intriguing options: lobster rolls, Greek nachos, pierogis, birria tacos, smash burgers, Korean corn dogs, japchae, acai bowls. But, like the rhythm of the tides that everyone should be checking before deciding where to put their chairs (see more on that below), the Shore conversation invariably turns to pizza.
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ūüć¶ Is waiting in line the point? | Down the Shore

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By Amy Rosenberg Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Here we are, Fourth of July in the rearview mirror. Hang on, make those beach plans because it‚Äôll be Labor Day before you know it. It was a long holiday weekend that had towns and beaches bursting at the seams (also my house, with guests). But the heat that descended on Philly ‚ÄĒ and the towns just over the bridge from the Shore ‚ÄĒ never made it to the beach. Nights cooled off for fireworks, and the daytime breezes stayed blissfully cool off the ocean.
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🍦 Is waiting in line the point? | Down the Shore

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By Amy Rosenberg Verified
| MSN Verified
Amy Rosenberg, The Philadelphia Inquirer Here we are, Fourth of July in the rearview mirror. Hang on, make those beach plans because it'll be Labor Day before you know it. It was a long holiday weekend that had towns and beaches bursting at the seams (also my house, with guests). But the heat that descended on Philly — and the towns just over the bridge from the Shore — never made it to the beach. Nights cooled off for fireworks, and the daytime breezes stayed blissfully cool off the ocean.
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