500 East 9th Street
Ocean City, NJ 08226
Phone 1-609-399-0113
Fax 1-609-399-7874

If you've been visiting Ocean City, New Jersey for a long time, you know that some things have remained the same while others have disappeared. It's the way of the world. Sadly, some landmarks are no longer there, but some, thankfully, remain to this day. Back in 1937 a great idea was born: it was called the Chatterbox, located at 9th and Central in Ocean City, and it began serving great food to locals and seasonal visitors back then. The Repici family took over the Chatterbox in 1972 and they have continued the Chatterbox's reputation for excellence Tom and Aimee Repici, your hosts, extend a warm welcome to you, your family and friends, and they and their staff look forward to seeing you for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The Chatterbox opens at 7:00 a.m., and their closing time varies with the season.They're open seven days a week during the summer for your convenience. Reservations aren't necessary, and you can call them at 609-399-0113 for more informa tion, their hours (depending on the season), directions, and with any other questions you might have. The Chatterbox offers what is best described as a full menu that is family priced. They also do some very special things to keep the Ocean City heritage of hospitality alive by offering old fashioned milkshakes and sundaes, favorite hamburgers up to complete full-course dinners. From steaks to fresh seafood, pasta dishes and more, when they say they have a complete menu, that's exactly what they mean. One look at the Chatterbox menu and you'll know immediately that you've come to the right place whether it's morning, noon or night. The Chatterbox is a wonderful part of Ocean City, New Jersey's past and present, serving good food, good fellowship,and great times part of the American scene that is as good as, well, that burger and milkshake that's waiting just for you. They help make your vacation a real delight. Stop by soon. Dining out is one thing, but enjoying a meal at the Chatterbox is like stepping back to a time when friendliness and courtesy were part of the fabric of America. Guess what? They still are at the Chatterbox!