Queen City Marina & QC Market
Queen City Marina is the premier destination for boating, dining, and events in Beach Haven.
Dine with us…
Open Seasonally for Breakfast & Lunch | Year round for Catering
QC Market: A Taste of History
Homaging Morrisons Restaurant, QC Market is your breakfast and lunch café where nostalgia meets modern cuisine. Enjoy charming décor and delicious dishes that bring families together. Relax on our sunny patio and let our friendly staff treat you like family. Don’t miss our weekly specials featuring local favorites and new twists. Whether for a quick bite or your next event, our services make every meal memorable.
Dock with us…
Docking your boat at Queen City Marina is a breeze, whether you opt for a daily slip, an overnight rental, or our convenient flex slips. As you glide into our serene harbor, you’ll feel the charm of the Morrison legacy surrounding you. Our friendly staff is here to help you tie up and settle in, so you can focus on the fun ahead. Just a heads-up: our booking slots for 2025 open in February and fill up fast! Don't miss out—subscribe to our mailing list to be among the first to snag your preferred spot. While you’re here, check out our onsite excursions and charters for an unforgettable day on the bay!
Celebrate with us…
Dates available for 2025 & 2026
Your perfect day at Queen City Marina will be amazing and unforgettable! With flexible spaces and catering, it's ideal for rehearsal dinners, welcome parties, graduations, and birthdays. Enjoy beautiful venues by the water, delicious food made with care, and a dedicated team eager to bring your vision to life. Queen City Marina is the perfect place for a memorable event you'll always cherish.
Is that the old Morrison’s Marina?
Yes, it is!
Morrison's Marina is a legacy that has lasted over 60 years and is now known as Queen City Marina.
“Pete Morrison had come to the island in the 1940’s to clean fish- buying them from the pound boats and preparing them for market. He decided to cut out the middleman and bought a dragger to start fishing himself. Realizing he needed a place to dry and mend his nets, he bought a piece of land on the bay at the end of Second Street in Beach Haven. His wife, Peg Morrison, began making fish sandwiches and chowders for Pete’s crew and eventually word got out to the other baysiders and fishermen passing through. The Morrison’s installed a counter at the front of a shack. The rest is history.”
Passed down through generations the restaurant and marina created an ever-loving community until tragedy struck in 2004. A fire destroyed the bayfront restaurant leaving nothing behind but a strip of concrete perimeter.
Now known as Queen City Marina, the legacy lives on through the new owners with plans to rebuild Morrison’s Restaurant. Until then the space, now known as Morrison’s Point, is host to tented weddings, clambakes, family gatherings and more Queen City Marina Events, with hope to bring life and some nostalgia to a space that brought so much joy for many.