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Delaware River and Bay Authority officials announced the selection of Exit Zero Hospitality to redevelop, reposition and operate the restaurant and associated facilities located at the Cape May- Lewes Ferry Terminal in Cape May, NJ. Exit Zero...
Today, Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA) officials announced the selection of Exit Zero Hospitality to redevelop, reposition and operate the restaurant and associated facilities located at the Cape May – Lewes Ferry Terminal in Cape May, New Jersey.
Cape May's ferry terminal has partnered with Exit Zero Hospitality to renovate and expand dining and recreational offerings at waterfront
CAPE MAY, N.J. -- The lively town at New Jersey's southernmost tip is bustling year-round. One of its notable landmarks is the Exit Zero Filling Station, fittingly named for its home beyond the very last exit on the Garden State Parkway. "Cape May has a special, special vibe," said Jack Wright, the owner of Exit Zero Filling Station, which originally started as a hometown magazine publisher that continues to this day. A 20-year resident of the Jersey Shore, Wright is originally from Scotland. "I'm from a place where people eat Indian food the way that Americans eat pizza," he said.
Dine Inside a Swanky, Retro-Themed Airstream Trailer in Cape May Enter your number to get our free mobile app Like other restaurants, Exit Zero Filling Station, named for its location as the very end of the Garden State Parkway, had to get creative in finding safe ways to continue to serve customers amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Owner Scott Wright tells 6abc.com, Exit Zero got with the safety program early on. "We actually closed our restaurant before Governor Murphy issued his executive order," said Wright. "We very quickly changed to take out because that was the only way we could survive."