Noosa Beach Grille
American Restaurant

Noosa Beach Grille

A daily-open, moderately priced grille on the Croatan Highway strip in Kill Devil Hills

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$$$$Kill Devil Hills, NC

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Noosa Beach Grille sits on S Croatan Hwy in Kill Devil Hills, along the commercial corridor that runs through the core of the northern Outer Banks beach towns. It's a casual, sit-down spot with a $$ price point — moderate, not fine dining — geared toward a straightforward lunch or dinner rather than a special-occasion splurge.

  • Open every day of the week for both lunch and dinner
  • Weekday doors open at 11 a.m.; Saturday and Sunday open an hour earlier, at 10 a.m., with all seven days running through 10 p.m.
  • Address is 2003 S Croatan Hwy — on the bypass side of the strip, set back a couple of blocks from the oceanfront Beach Road corridor

Kill Devil Hills anchors this whole stretch of the Outer Banks, between Kitty Hawk to the north and Nags Head to the south, with the Atlantic just a short drive east down nearly any side street. Having a grille with a full seven-day schedule and a moderate price point is handy on a beach-week trip — a place to land for a casual meal between mornings at Jockey's Ridge or an afternoon at the beach, without needing a reservation or a special occasion to justify it.

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Darren
Darren

3 months ago

We visited Noosa Beach Grill during our trip to the OBX and had an overall average experience. I ordered the Caribbean Jerk Chicken, which had good flavor, but it was topped with an overwhelming amount of microgreens that kind of overpowered the dish. My wife ordered the seared scallops with risotto. The scallops were cooked very well and tasted great, but unfortunately the risotto was served cold. My son had the crab mac and cheese, which he enjoyed. The staff wasn’t unfriendly, but they didn’t seem particularly enthusiastic or engaged. To be fair, we did arrive about an hour before closing, so that may have played a role. Overall, the meal wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t especially memorable either. Considering the price point, there are several other restaurants in the Outer Banks that offer better food and value. We don’t regret trying it, but it’s probably not somewhere we’d return to on future visits.

Tim Wright
Tim Wright

3 months ago

Nice little place to stop in for brunch. Nice vibe, friendly staff, and food was great. We had the buffalo shrimp for an appetizer, damn good. I had chicken and waffles and she had the Philly cheese steak. We weren't disappointed.

viet vu
viet vu

2 months ago

Food was great. Service was friendly and we were able to bring our pup with us on the patio. Taste and presentation were on point. Unfortunately the only hitch was that the app special was reserved for the bar only. I probably should have asked for clarification, but it wasn't a big deal. Would have been really awesome to watch the world cup at the bar with that quality of snacks half off. The tab was around $90 but was still a great lunch/dinner. We ordered french fries and a chocolate milk for the kiddo and we had plenty of food for the two of us. I would definitely go back again regardless of the happy hr bar special.

Mr. Sandman
Mr. Sandman

3 months ago

Top knotch spot! Great food. Better menu than most of the other resto's on the strip. The meal presentation is great! Nice portions. The fish is fresh and the service was friendly. Highly recommended!

Traci Basham
Traci Basham

3 months ago

The food was absolutely delicious! The drinks and fun atmosphere made our dinner so enjoyable. Karen our waitress was super friendly and went out of her way to accommodate all of our requests. Only waitress in Outer Banks to give us separate checks without being grouchy about it!! She was the best!

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