Iconic Atlantic County, NJ restaurant thought lost will reopen
Iconic Atlantic County, N.J. Restaurant Thought Lost, Will Reopen
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Iconic Atlantic County, N.J. Restaurant Thought Lost, Will Reopen
The Ram's Head Inn in Galloway Township, New Jersey has been sold to a new owner who plans to renovate and reopen the venue, whose history stretches back to the 1930s. A realtor representing the buyer of the property at 9 W. White Horse Pike said the Colonial style property was slated to be demolished this week ahead of the sale. It had been a popular South Jersey wedding venue before it was shut down in 2019 due to building-related issues.
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The buyer, whom the Realtor would not name, reportedly intends to restore the restaurant on White Horse Pike in Galloway.
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