WebbWe will be having an adoption event at the Prince and the Pawper, located at: Cobblestone Village 889 West Park Ave Ocean, NJ 07712. The phone number of the Prince and the Pawper is : 732-695-0095 . Besides having us there the last saturay of the month, starting at 11 Am, you can also check their website WebbThe Prince & The Pauper restaurant has been delighting guests with superb food, creative cocktails, and impeccable service for over 49 years. Our menu features inspired dishes from classic to contemporary; handcrafted from the freshest ingredients available.

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