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Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro gives diners 'low tech' vibe on purpose
Matthew Strabuk
Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro gives diners 'low tech' vibe on purpose
Susan and Ron Gaskill, of Northfield, specifically came to the Sandi Pointe restaurant for the new No Technology Tuesday theme for some digital peace and quiet.
Matthew Strabuk
Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro gives diners 'low tech' vibe on purpose
The Sabatini family — Ryan, Katheryn, Robert and Liam, of Northfield — dined at Sandi Pointe for the No Technology Tuesday theme.
Matthew Strabuk
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From left, bartender Kelly Seel, of Hammonton, poured a glass of wine for Richard and Simone Zoladz, of Linwood, at the Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro during the No Technology Tuesday theme.
Matthew Strabuk
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From left, Ted Ridgeway, of Linwood, talked with Sandi Pointe restaurant co-owner Dan Anderson and his wife, Lois Ridgeway, during the restaurant's No Technology Tuesday theme Feb. 19.
Matthew Strabuk
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An accoustic band, from left, Rick Ferrin, of Petersburg, Bobbie A. of Ventnor, former South Jersey resident Rebecca Nell, of Burlington Vt., and her father, Bob Naumchik, of Galloway, performed for the patrons Feb. 19 during Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro's No Technology Tuesday event.
Matthew Strabuk
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Mike Dougherty, of Somers Point, and Dottie McClain, of Seaville, attended No Technology Tuesday on Feb. 19 at Sandi Pointe Coastal Bistro in Somers Point.
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