Two Mile Landing, Wildwood, NJ: A Restaurant Review

Restaurant Review

Two Mile Landing is a beloved family-friendly seafood destination, known for its waterfront dining, spectacular sunsets, and laid-back coastal vibe.

Located in a single scenic spot, it brings together two unique experiences: The Crab House and 2 Mile Restaurant and Bar, offering a total of two restaurants and four bars all under one roof.

Owned and operated by the Hansen family—who also run H & H Seafood and Camp Kayaks (a local kayak rental and tour business)—Two Mile Landing delivers a memorable taste of the Jersey Shore with a Maryland twist.The Crab House

The more casual of the two, The Crab House features an open-air, 600-seat deck buzzing with energy. It’s perfect for messy, hands-on crab feasts at picnic tables with plastic cups and laid-back vibes. The deck is split into covered and uncovered sections, making it ideal rain or shine. Their specialty? Maryland-style steamed whole crabs—a rare treat on the Jersey Shore—served a la carte and seasoned to perfection.2 Mile Restaurant and Bar

For a slightly more refined experience, head to the 2 Mile Restaurant and Bar. With a tavern-style atmosphere, it offers a full dinner menu, curated wines, and craft beers in a quieter, more intimate setting. Both menus are posted at the entrance, so you can pick the vibe that suits you.The Seafood

Their standout offering is the fresh Maryland blue claw crabs, shipped daily from St. Michael’s, Maryland, caught straight from the Chesapeake Bay and Miles River. They also serve Dungeness crab from the West Coast, quick-frozen for freshness. All crabs are steamed, not boiled, and prepared with a signature spice blend—making it one of the top spots on the Shore for authentic Maryland-style seafood.

While the rest of the menu offers familiar Wildwood-style family fare, the crab dishes truly shine.More Than Just Food

Set against 500 feet of stunning marina views, inland waterways, and marshland, the ambiance is as much a draw as the food. You can even dock your boat right at the marina and dine in—or grab a full take-out order, cocktails included.
Good to Know:

• Kid-friendly with children’s menus at both restaurants
• Live music daily during summer months
• No reservations accepted
• Expect long wait times (up to 90 minutes) during peak season
• Slow service can occur on busy summer nights

Whether you're looking for a rowdy crab-cracking session or a quieter dinner with craft beer and sunset views, Two Mile Landing offers the best of both worlds for a truly coastal dining experience.

Updated April 2025