1587 Restaurant & Lounge
A downtown Manteo restaurant and lounge named for the year Roanoke Island's most famous mystery began
Restaurants, cafes, and eateries near Cape Hatteras National Seashore
The Outer Banks has a dense strip of restaurants running the length of the northern beach towns — Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, and Nags Head — with the widest range of seafood, casual, and fine dining options concentrated around Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills. Expect longer waits and shorter off-season hours outside the summer months, as many restaurants here are seasonal businesses.
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A downtown Manteo restaurant and lounge named for the year Roanoke Island's most famous mystery began
Ocracoke village's brewery and bar, named for the year Blackbeard died just offshore
A Duck Road bar-and-restaurant combo made for an easy meal between the boardwalk and the shops
A no-fuss brewery and bar right on Kitty Hawk's Beach Road
A straightforward tavern on Kitty Hawk's Beach Road, pub food and a beer without the fuss
Breakfast and lunch daily from 8 to 3 on Kitty Hawk's Croatan Highway strip
Coffee, pastries, and a clothing rack sharing one small Rodanthe storefront
A casual lunch counter in Ocracoke village, open midday six days a week
A bar and kitchen open four nights a week in Ocracoke village
A tropical grill and bar bringing tiki-bar energy to N Croatan Highway in Kitty Hawk
A straightforward Nags Head dinner spot with takeout, closed only on Mondays
A Croatan Highway spot whose own listing can't decide if it's a bar or a cab stand
Tiki bar drinks and casual eats from the second floor of Beach Road in Kill Devil Hills
Bar and restaurant on Kill Devil Hills' Beach Road, open daily from breakfast through dinner
Buxton's easygoing coffee and bakery stop, open early every day
Many are seasonal, especially further south toward Hatteras and Ocracoke — expect shorter hours or closures outside the summer season. The northern towns (Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head) have more year-round options.