book-now
609.884.7011 Beach Cam

While summer in Cape May holds a special place in our hearts, those who know us best know that autumn and winter are when the real magic happens. As the ocean breeze cools down, the calendar heats up at Montreal Beach Resort and Harry’s Ocean Bar & Grille. From spooky Halloween pop-ups and warm autumn gatherings to cozy holiday celebrations with Santa himself, our beachfront home is Cape May’s favorite destination all season long.

Here is what is in store for you when you stay and celebrate with us this fall and winter!

1. Set Sail for BOO BAR at Harry’s

Ahoy, mates! Every October, Harry’s undergoes a frighteningly fun transformation as we launch BOO BAR, Cape May’s ultimate Halloween pop-up experience. Step inside our haunted pirate’s den featuring eerie lighting, cobwebs, nautical-gothic decor, and spectral surprises at every turn.

  • Spooky Potions & Witching Hour: Sip on themed concoctions like the Cape May Blood Moon Bag, Midnight Mist, or a spooky twist on our signature Orange Crush. Don’t miss our Witching Hour happy hours for discounted drinks and themed bites!

  • Festive Events during the Week: Join us for Witchy Wednesdays, Boos & Burger Thursdays, Frightfully Fun Fridays and Saturdays, and the Boo Bar Saturday & Sunday brunch!

2. Celebrate Together at Our Friendsgiving Dinner

November is all about gathering with the “family” you’ve chosen. Join us at Harry’s on November 6th at 6pm for our special Friendsgiving Dinner, a cozy evening designed around good food, ocean views, and great company.

Featuring multi-course chef-inspired seasonal dishes paired perfectly with select wines and bourbons, our Friendsgiving event lets you kick back, raise a glass, and let us handle all the cooking and cleanup. It is the ultimate fall tradition to share with your closest friends before the rush of the holiday season kicks into gear.

3. Jingle Bar & Breakfast with Santa

When December arrives, Harry’s transforms again—this time into Jingle Bar, a twinkling winter wonderland packed with holiday cheer, festive displays, and seasonal cocktails.

The highlight for families? Our annual Breakfast with Santa on December 12th!

  • Meet the Big Guy: Bring the kids (and their wish lists!) for a magical morning with Santa Claus right here by the ocean.

  • Holiday Buffet: Enjoy a delicious, grand breakfast buffet filled with family favorites while Santa stops by your table for photo ops and holiday surprises.

Make Montreal Beach Resort Your Seasonal Sanctuary

Whether you’re stopping in for a night of BOO BAR cocktails or spending the weekend celebrating the holidays with family, staying at Montreal Beach Resort makes your experience effortless.

  • Oceanfront Peace: Experience quiet beach mornings and crisp autumn sunrises right from your private balcony.

  • Steps Away: Never worry about designated drivers or chilly walks—your room is located right next door to Harry’s!

  • Cozy Off-Season Rates: Take advantage of special fall and winter packages, making a seasonal beach getaway sweeter than ever.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Do I need tickets or reservations for BOO BAR at Harry’s?

A: While walk-ins are always welcome, seating during BOO BAR is in high demand—especially on weekends and during Witching Hour. We highly recommend making priority dining reservations online through our website!

Q: Is Breakfast with Santa a ticketed event?

A: Yes! Breakfast with Santa is a special ticketed event with limited seating. Tickets sell out fast every year, so we encourage guests to book early once dates are announced to secure their spot.

Q: Is Montreal Beach Resort open during the fall and winter events?

A: Yes, Montreal Beach Resort offers special seasonal availability and holiday weekend packages so you can pair your event tickets with a beachfront stay.

Q: Are Harry’s fall and winter pop-ups family-friendly?

A: Absolutely! Both BOO BAR and Jingle Bar offer family-friendly daytime dining, complete with kids’ options and festive non-alcoholic drinks. BOO BAR shifts into a livelier 21+ atmosphere later in the evening.