Restaurants & Bars
New Restaurant Could Replace Shuttered Bayville Spot
A meeting at the municipal building on Sept. 15 will discuss whether the property should be allowed to be a restaurant again.
BERKELEY, NJ — The future of the former Blackbeard's Cave is shaping up as a developer has shown interest in making what was once CB Huntington's into a restaurant again.
Prior to their Sept. 15 monthly meeting, the Township Council will act as a Redevelopment Entity to consider a request to reinstate the property's restaurant use, according to public notice.
The shuttered restaurant is surrounded by property that was purchased by the county to preserve permanently as open space.
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According to public notice, the developer is seeking a letter of no interest from the council. Amendments to the proposed site plan may also be made.
Details about who the proposed developer is or what sort of restaurant it could be were not immediately available.
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Anyone interested is invited to attend the meeting, held Sept. 15 at 5:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building (627 Pinewald-Keswick Road). Attendees will be able to ask questions and share comments.
It will be followed immediately by the normal Township Council meeting at 6 p.m.
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