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  • Angela Abruzzese, founder of Latrice, a local Margate boutique, doesn’t believe in letting the clothes wear the woman. Instead, Angela believes “it's about good design and good lines that flatter." Sto
  • Dairy Bar has been a Margate favorite since it first opened in 1952. From ice-cream and water-ice to shakes and sundaes, heading down to Ventor Ave for a refreshing treat is a Margate must for some rejuvenatio
  • Whether you’re shopping for a cocktail dress or a casual shirt to wear to the beach, Knit Wit has it covered. Featuring styles by Alexander Wang, Vince, J Brand and more, this upscale boutique is perfect for a
  • If you’re looking for a trendier brunch spot, local fav Johnny’s Café was recently remodeled. Their delicious iced-coffee will wake you up and prepare you for the day ahead. [
  • This mom and pop breakfast spot might not look like much, but the food is delicious. Whether you’re in the mood to down a big fluffy omelet or you're ready to indulge in some french toast or pancakes, Hannah G’s won’
  • This unique yoga studio, The Zen Den, prides itself on its sense of camaraderie. The encouragement between students and teachers, as well as the congenial atmosphere makes this the
  • Stacey Marchel founded her own surfing camp in 2008. Since then she has taught countless children about water safety and ocean knowledge as well as how to surf. She focuses on empowering each child by giving t
  • Lucy The Elephant, named after the co-founder of Margate, is about to celebrate her 133rd birthday. She is a six story high historical landmark, and the perfect place to set up a picnic before

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