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A NEW SURVEY SAYS RESTAURANT POPULARITY ON THE RISE
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OCEAN CITY--While many local business are finding it harder to survive in today's tough economy, Cape May County is apparently a good place to open a new restaurant. And 2 local chef's are hoping to "catch" customers with fresh seafood at affordable prices.

While some business are locking their doors and losing customers, a recent survey actually named Ocean City to be a good place to open a new restaurant.

That's why construction crews were busy putting the finishing touches on the newest restaurant to grace the historic Ocean City landscape.

Ocean City Seafood Company, located on the corner of Central Avenue and Ninth Street is banking on fresh seafood at affordable prices.

Chef Paul Raymond Owner of Ocean City Seafood says,
"This is really a showcase for everybody to enjoy food seafood at low prices, fair prices and the real reason is we have a national empire that we're growing here."

Ocean City Seafood company is hoping to pursue distribution of their Fresh Crab mean Crab Cakes, by taking them National through leading grocery chains.

The restaurant is having a soft opening in time for Good Friday, in preparation for the grand opening set for May 2nd.

www.oceancityseafood.com