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Lower the road surface under the Pulaski Skyway.

La Piazza on the 2nd Floor and Phillips (top level Pier) are excellent places to eat. Not the most inexpensive, but the food is always good.

Atlantic City has a plethora of restaurants. I’ve eaten at Cuba Libre in Tropicana (as well as their Philadelphia location near 2nd and Market) and highly recommend it. La Piazza (2nd floor, Caesars) is pretty good. And of course, I’m a Baltimore guy, so I have to endorse Phillips (inside the Pier, top floor). I haven’t even scratched the surface of the good dining experiences to be had in AC yet.

If you’re taking New Jersey Transit or Amtrak, or you know which subway you need, it’s not really that hard to find your way. Do research about where you’re going beforehand and you’ll be alright. Just follow the signs.

Oh, if you’re riding New Jersey Transit, especially during rush hour, be prepared to push and fight your way to your train.

Like everybody else, I recommend the food and shopping. The Indian place on the lower level is fantastic. Greatest mango lassis I’ve ever had.

If you like Mexican, visit Plaza Tapatia in West Ocean City. The food is great and highly affordable.