Shoobie’s Closes It’s Doors For Good
On a tranquil Friday night in North Wildwood, a somber message rippled through the community, leaving residents and visitors alike in disbelief.
Shoobies, a beloved establishment nestled at 2501 New Jersey Ave, had made a heart-wrenching announcement: they were closing their doors for good.
Shoobie’s Closes It’s Doors For Good
The news arrived via a heartfelt Facebook post that quickly garnered attention and heartfelt reactions. It read, “14 years of great food and great memories. The best part was watching all the kids, who worked in the store, including our own two boys, grow up into awesome people.
It continued, “We will watch three of them get married this weekend coming up, and will always be here for all of them. Whatever the future holds for all of us is unclear, but we are family, and together anything is possible. In always sunny North Wildwood.”
For over a decade, Shoobies had been the backdrop for countless gatherings, celebrations, and cherished moments. Families and friends had gathered there, savoring delectable dishes and creating indelible memories.
It was a place where laughter echoed, and friendships blossomed. The staff, a close-knit family, had watched their own children grow, nurturing them into remarkable individuals.
As the news spread, the community was flooded with nostalgia and sadness. Locals recalled their first visit to Shoobies, the taste of their favorite dishes, and the warmth of the place that had become a second home to so many.
The impending closure felt like the end of an era. Many made this their go-to places when down for vacation!
If you are like us, you are going to miss their iconic buffalo chicken steak sandwiches or their day-after Thanksgiving sandwich.
We send out thanks to Joe and Nancy for all these years. Shoobies had not just been a restaurant; it had been a cornerstone of many of our lives.
As the Shoobies family prepares to say their final goodbyes, we remember the countless smiles and shared moments that had made Shoobies an essential part of North Wildwood.
Their Facebook photo that was attached to the text does indicate some kind of hope that we could see Shoobies one more time. In the post are the hashtags, “ShoodiesPopUps” and “ShookiesCatering”
Though the future remained uncertain, the one thing everyone knew for certain was that the memories created within Shoobies’ walls would remain etched in their hearts forever.
The spirit of Shoobies would live on, a testament to the power of community and the enduring bonds forged over 14 remarkable years in always sunny North Wildwood.
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