Thanks for posting this my aunt lived in the brown house across the street with the lounge chairs you can see it 4:56 cause the house was completely renovated it doesn’t even look the same thanks for posting this u just made a 52 year old woman sob like a child I miss my aunt so much - there was no one like her
Oh my goodness thank you for posting!! My Great Aunt's house, which we visited almost every weekend in the summer, was right across the street and it's in the video ! 4:57. The brown house with white porch. The best memories of my childhood. It was my dad's Aunt. They were very close so I have many wonderful memories of her. I really can't thank you enough for posting this. Her home has since been rebuilt. So to see it like it was and like I remember just means everything to me 🥰❤️🩹🥰
Thank you for posting this. It brings back memories for me as I was a waiter at Zaberer's in the summer's of 88, 89 and 90 when I was in college. I rented a house around the corner so I used to be able to walk to to work. Ed had sold the business before I worked there so I never had the opportunity to meet him.
My grandparents took us here in 1964. What wonderful memories things brings back! The kids drink back then was the Davy Crockett. Thanks so much for sharing this video!
This is an amazing video. Thank you so much for posting this. It brings back a lot of memories. I used to do the same thing when stepping on the big, green, giant foot-prints!
0:27 - What would the family boarding that van to Zaberers think if the filmer whipped out a device approximately the size of a book of personal checks, and started recording the evening! Dinner at Zaberers either began or capped off many stay in the Wildwoods, including ours.
I believe that there was an Ed Zaberer in Atlantic City, N.J., also which was decorated at Christmas time to the nines. I hope I have the right place in Atlantic City. Ed Zaberer was one classy restaurant.
My Aunt Bernie and Uncle Doug 's Dairy Queenand gas station, the Calloway house when he pans to the north and west for the sunset. Also the Harkins and larcombe homes.
@@clarkbarthey had smoking and nonsmoking, and from my experience most people had enough manners and class not to smoke during dinner. My father never went near a cigarette when we were eating.
When I was a kid growing up in NJ in the ‘70s and ‘80s going out to dinner was also a less frequent experience - even fast food - no matter your background, wealthier or working class. Even when we vacationed in Wildwood my parents would get a motel. efficiency apartment and my mother cooked fresh fish; we only went out to eat once during our vacations at the Lobster House. I actually looked forward to dressing up for dinner. I still remember the feeling of being excited and happy for a dinner out after a day at the beach, how good that felt.
In the Fall of '77,I worked @ Palumbos in South Philly.Summer '78 I worked @ Zaberer's. Autumn of '78 thru Sping of '79 I was a lifeguard in Hollywood,Fl.,....In the Summer '79 I was a lifeguard in NORTH Wildwood.I had the blessing & good fortune to Win the 5-mile Wildwood Crest Beach run.,......One of the people (ALL of whom were/[are NOW]) I thanked a dedicated the trophy to was "Mr. 'Z'".He treated me real well and ran a tight ship (so to speak).Lookin back those 43 or so years since I first worked as a lifeguard under the LEGENDARY John "CHIEFY"-"CAP" Capacio I'm always reminded of all the wonderful "LOCALS" of the Wildwoods who were instrumental in many of my life's successes.BINNS(Fairview) Family.WARD(Shamrock).The HART Family=Denis/Phil.The wonderful BENNETT Family from W. Wildwood/South Philly,who were kind enough to introduce me to the "Back-Bay" life,(a far cry from the BOARDWALK)>So,so very many wonderful people,....(least I forget[shame on me]}.,....The Knoll Family ="Knoll's Motel,(Billy Knoll & I rowed CREW @ Temple U.) Thanks ED!!!,....and a tip-a-the-hat to his SON,Donald who worked real hard & faithful to maintain ZABERER's tradition of Hospitality.Love and a big THANKS to you all for giving me a "WONDERFUL LIFE".I'll remain a GENTLEMAN and so I'll just say a BIG,HEARTFELT thanks to the "GIRLS OF SUMMER",....nowhere but in the Wildwoods.
I heard someone in the video say July. I watched the whole video as I was also there in late July with my new girlfriend from Australia back in 1984. Looked for my 1980 Olds Toronado...didn't see it. Great memories. This was half a lifetime ago for me. From a young man then, now on Medicare.
Was wondering what the motel name was that you guys came out of to get in the van to go to Zaberers that night the area looks familiar I'm living in Wildwood now
Citizen Dick. Hi dick. I remember the days when I went to ed zabers restaurant with my mom and my brother back in the 80s when I was a teenager. When I saw the video it really brought back good memories.
@@cooleydbt It was originally called “Lou Booth” ( named after the original owner). Then it was sold and the new owner just changed some letters around to rename it “Le Boot”.
Thanks for posting this my aunt lived in the brown house across the street with the lounge chairs you can see it 4:56 cause the house was completely renovated it doesn’t even look the same thanks for posting this u just made a 52 year old woman sob like a child I miss my aunt so much - there was no one like her
This is amazing, he’s my grandfather! Thanks for the upload!
This is fabulous. I hope you realize what you captured here. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
Oh my goodness thank you for posting!! My Great Aunt's house, which we visited almost every weekend in the summer, was right across the street and it's in the video ! 4:57. The brown house with white porch. The best memories of my childhood. It was my dad's Aunt. They were very close so I have many wonderful memories of her.
I really can't thank you enough for posting this. Her home has since been rebuilt. So to see it like it was and like I remember just means everything to me 🥰❤️🩹🥰
Thank you SO MUCH , so many childhood and family memories , THANK YOU SO MUCH !
This video is a treasure. Thank you posting. I forgot about the green footprints! What a moment when your video showed them.
Loved that place. I’m 53 now I remember going when I was 10-15
This is so great! Wonderful to see! Thank you for sharing. 👏
Thank you for posting this. It brings back memories for me as I was a waiter at Zaberer's in the summer's of 88, 89 and 90 when I was in college. I rented a house around the corner so I used to be able to walk to to work. Ed had sold the business before I worked there so I never had the opportunity to meet him.
Zaberer's Now that was some good food in the 70s. Used to play music in Wildwood then!
My grandparents took us here in 1964. What wonderful memories things brings back! The kids drink back then was the Davy Crockett. Thanks so much for sharing this video!
The food there was excellent and the dinner rolls were second to none.
This is an amazing video. Thank you so much for posting this. It brings back a lot of memories. I used to do the same thing when stepping on the big, green, giant foot-prints!
Mom and Dad use to stop here to eat before we checked in to our summer vacation rental during the years 1971-1978. Great memories. RIP ZABERER'S!
Between 1974 and 1977 I performed at the Lucky Club. Great memories.
Brings back great memories
Look at that old Suburban! And that is still the number one choice of vehicle for families today!
Definitely a favorite place to eat all the time as a kid
So many memories watching this, both happy and sad.
Loved the video.
I remember the days when I went to ed zabers with family when I was a young teen. They always had good seafood there and other good stuff to.
Worked there in The kitchen in .1978
Wow 39 years ago, We always vacationed in Wildwood in the 70s and 80s...
Great video!!
It was in Last of June and first of July. 2 weeks vacation.
Robert A Morgan Jr was wondering the motel you guys came out of to go that day to eat at Zaburers what was the motel name ?
@@citizendick2389 Looks like it may be the Trylon.
grandparents knew the zaberer family. we went there every year when we were down in wildwood
0:27 - What would the family boarding that van to Zaberers think if the filmer whipped out a device approximately the size of a book of personal checks, and started recording the evening!
Dinner at Zaberers either began or capped off many stay in the Wildwoods, including ours.
I believe that there was an Ed Zaberer in Atlantic City, N.J., also which was decorated at Christmas time to the nines. I hope I have the right place in Atlantic City. Ed Zaberer was one classy restaurant.
My Aunt Bernie and Uncle Doug 's Dairy Queenand gas station, the Calloway house when he pans to the north and west for the sunset. Also the Harkins and larcombe homes.
People dressed up nicer back then to go out for a special meal.
they also smoked at the table though
You didn't have the free choice not to
@@clarkbarthey had smoking and nonsmoking, and from my experience most people had enough manners and class not to smoke during dinner. My father never went near a cigarette when we were eating.
When I was a kid growing up in NJ in the ‘70s and ‘80s going out to dinner was also a less frequent experience - even fast food - no matter your background, wealthier or working class. Even when we vacationed in Wildwood my parents would get a motel. efficiency apartment and my mother cooked fresh fish; we only went out to eat once during our vacations at the Lobster House. I actually looked forward to dressing up for dinner. I still remember the feeling of being excited and happy for a dinner out after a day at the beach, how good that felt.
yes we did....i miss those days...
Where are these people now?
In the Fall of '77,I worked @ Palumbos in South Philly.Summer '78 I worked @ Zaberer's. Autumn of '78 thru Sping of '79 I was a lifeguard in Hollywood,Fl.,....In the Summer '79 I was a lifeguard in NORTH Wildwood.I had the blessing & good fortune to Win the 5-mile Wildwood Crest Beach run.,......One of the people (ALL of whom were/[are NOW]) I thanked a dedicated the trophy to was "Mr. 'Z'".He treated me real well and ran a tight ship (so to speak).Lookin back those 43 or so years since I first worked as a lifeguard under the LEGENDARY John "CHIEFY"-"CAP" Capacio I'm always reminded of all the wonderful "LOCALS" of the Wildwoods who were instrumental in many of my life's successes.BINNS(Fairview) Family.WARD(Shamrock).The HART Family=Denis/Phil.The wonderful BENNETT Family from W. Wildwood/South Philly,who were kind enough to introduce me to the "Back-Bay" life,(a far cry from the BOARDWALK)>So,so very many wonderful people,....(least I forget[shame on me]}.,....The Knoll Family ="Knoll's Motel,(Billy Knoll & I rowed CREW @ Temple U.) Thanks ED!!!,....and a tip-a-the-hat to his SON,Donald who worked real hard & faithful to maintain ZABERER's tradition of Hospitality.Love and a big THANKS to you all for giving me a "WONDERFUL LIFE".I'll remain a GENTLEMAN and so I'll just say a BIG,HEARTFELT thanks to the "GIRLS OF SUMMER",....nowhere but in the Wildwoods.
when did you finally come out of the closet, after or before your mom died?
That is a very nice family, and a good Dad and provider for his family!
Precious! What month was this visit? We usually went in August during our annual week in Wildwood.
I heard someone in the video say July. I watched the whole video as I was also there in late July with my new girlfriend from Australia back in 1984. Looked for my 1980 Olds Toronado...didn't see it. Great memories. This was half a lifetime ago for me. From a young man then, now on Medicare.
me too
never had the chance to eat there, rode past it many times i rememer hearing it burnt down
Was wondering what the motel name was that you guys came out of to get in the van to go to Zaberers that night the area looks familiar I'm living in Wildwood now
it looks like the Trylon
Citizen Dick. Hi dick. I remember the days when I went to ed zabers restaurant with my mom and my brother back in the 80s when I was a teenager. When I saw the video it really brought back good memories.
Le bo
Le Boot
@@cooleydbt It was originally called “Lou Booth” ( named after the original owner). Then it was sold and the new owner just changed some letters around to rename it “Le Boot”.
Get a load of these Shoobies!
SHOOBIES GO HOME!
Wow... Without Shoobies, Ed woulda been outta business. 😁
@@Mertztillithurts lol I'm a Shoobie too
I want that van