New Jersey is at a turning point, and is now the hot spot for art galleries, cocktail bars, and high-end restaurants. Jersey City's Battello is at the center of this change. conveniently located at the Newport marina, this restaurant offers free docking for boats under 40 feet if you plan on eating. The rustic elegance is a hit for weddings with the dazzling New York skyline in the distance. The semi-enclosed cocktail bar is the place to find unique and incredible cocktails. Their professional mixologists can whip up a one-of-a-kind beverage that will have you relaxed in no time. A favorite cocktail is the Shipwrecked with Hendricks gin, strawberries, basil, lime, and agave. With their large selection from vodka to whiskey, everyone is sure to find a drink they love. 

Annapolis, a drinking town with a sailing problem, is the place to find Joss Cafe and Sushi Bar. After a day on the water,there is nothing to quench your appetite other than fresh fish, and what could be more fresh than sushi! If you spend any time in town, everyone will tell you that Joss is the place to go. Sip on sake at the sushi bar, as a line of chefs prepare your dinner. Upon your arrival, the owner will announce "Irisshaimase," the Japanese greeting, to welcome you. 

Pusser's Landing can be found in Tortola of the British Virgin Islands. Set your watch to island time! Indulge in the rum drink of your choice and delight in the variety of food options that you would expect to find at an authentic Caribbean bar. Best of all, it's located right next to the customs dock. 

When in Fort Lauderdale, do as the locals do! Make your way to Southport Raw Bar to experience the best that the Florida East coast has to offer. We recommend the conch chowder, mahi caesar, and tall cold pint of your favorite domestic. The menu may seem simple, but the execution is done to perfection. As the oldest raw bar in the area, you can't go wrong stopping by for lunch or dinner.