You would be right in thinking that there is a glut of fast food joints in several New Jersey cities. There will be a total of 201,865 fast-food restaurants in the United States by 2023, an increase of 1.4% from 2018 and a rise of 0.9% from 2018-2023, as stated in a report by IBIS World.
According to Food and Wine, one area in New Jersey has the highest concentration of fast food establishments per capita in the state.
You’ve arrived in Ocean City, New Jersey. Ocean City, New Jersey, has long been a popular tourist destination for people from all over the world, not only those from the state of New Jersey.
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Visitors to the stunning tourist spot want sustenance, of course.
The fast food industry has boomed, making Ocean City, New Jersey the second most populous city in the United States when measured by the number of fast food outlets per resident. There are 190,1 fast food establishments per 100,000 persons on Ocean City’s main streets.
Some of you may be thinking that there can’t be 100,000 people living in Ocean City, NJ, and you’d be right. However, the swell in population during the summer months is taken into account when figuring up the cost of living there.
That’s roughly one fast-food establishment for every year-round resident; I jest, but you get the point.
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For comparison’s sake, Kalamazoo, Michigan, which comes in at number three, has 100.3 fast food establishments per 100,000 residents, or just under half as many as Ocean City.
If you find yourself famished in the future, just ride on into Ocean City.
