Pasta Pesto Bar & Grill for Authentic Italian Cuisine

Pasta Pesto Bar & Grill offers guests freshly-prepared Italian Cuisine in the heart of Wildwood. You'll find all of your favorite Italian dishes along with some unique menu offerings. Even though they're a combination bar & grill (restaurant) they're very family-friendly. Bring the kids along too!

Sample of Menu Offerings

Appetizers: Calamari Fritti, Mozzarella Mezzaluna, BBQ and Buffalo Wings, Macellaio, Fried Ravioli, Grilled Octopus, Carbonara Fries, Clams or Mussels, Posillipo, and Fomagi. Focaccia Flat Breads, a wide variety of American and Italian Pizzas, and Salads.

Pasta Dishes: Marsala, Francese, Picatta, Scallopini, Parmigiana, Lasagna, Baked Penne with Meatballs, Ravioli with Meatballs, Buffalo Mac & Cheese, Penne Marinara, Penne Alfredo, Penne Portofino, Spaghetti Portofino, Creamy Pesto Penne, Lobster Ravioli, Fettuccine Alfredo, Tortellini Romana, Penne Ala Vodka, Pasta Greco, and more!

If steaks are your thing you'll find a variety of steak and seafood dishes too! You can try their NY Strip Steak, Lamb Shank, The Baby Rib, Pan Seared Salmon, Pan Seared Baramundi, or the Salmon Markella.

The restaurant has a bar where you can grab a drink, kick back and relax. Their bartenders are very knowledgeable and can recommend to you a new cocktail drink to try. Be adventurous and try something new while on vacation at the Jersey Shore.

If you're a fan of wall murals and street art you'll want to check out the murals that wrap around their building. The mural was painted by one of our favorite east coast mural companies called MG Signs. We've featured many of their artistic wall murals on the travel blog.

You'll find the Pasta Pesto Bar & Grill located at 3810 Atlantic Avenue in Wildwood, New Jersey. You can check out their website to see a list of menu offerings or give them a call at (609) 522-6272 for more information.

John Bannister Gibson Historical Marker in Shermans Dale

Shermans Dale is small country town located in Carroll Township, Perry County, Pennsylvania. While passing through this small town we drove by one of the state's historical markers. You'll find it located at the intersection of Pennsylvania Route 850 and Mill Road.

You can briefly pull off the side of the road and quickly photograph it for your documentation. On the day that we were passing through, I couldn't get a "clean" photo of it due to the surrounding trees and ground clutter. So, the photo is partially obstructed as you can see.

John Bannister Gibson Historical Marker

Born Nov. 8, 1780, in a house near here. Chief Justice of Pennsylvania 1827-51. This was also the birthplace of William Bigler, who was Governor of Pennsylvania, 1852-55; and U.S. Senator, 1856-61.

By: Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.

You can learn a lot about Pennsylvania's history by taking the time to visit the historical markers and memorials all around the state. We like to visit them, photograph them and then use the internet to learn more information about them.