I walked in walked around. got what I needed went to pay the guy yelled get out he wasn't open it…read morewas 12:00am doors were open I was confused asked him if I paid on the other side of the store he shook his head like an asshole and ignored me.

man was extremely rude at the front. Cussed at us and was super rude. Never coming back here ever…read moreagain.

You would not expect this to be a souvenir spot....but it is. Plus, everything else you would…read moreexpect from a convenience store. Always good off season sales in spring and good place to stop for cold beverages in the summer months.

Good spot to grab a snack on the way out of Hatteras we have to evacuate due hurricane and we…read morestopped to grab coffee and muffins clean store clean bathroom good choice of local souvenirs

I have been eating biscuits here since 1998. It was our stop at spot on the way to HS back when…read moreall of us went to MHS. It's the best hands down. I came back 25yrs later and it's still the damn best. I've been here 2 days and have had my nostalgia filled.

Had to check out whether this gas station really had great biscuits and porn--and it did not…read moredisappoint! Huge biscuits (get the cheese one) filled with as many toppings as you want make for a hearty breakfast/brunch. This kept us full for the entire beach day! There are old school mags for sale and an actual sitting area for dine-in. Would come back!

I was in desperate need of fuel after driving the coast and knew I wasn't going to make it all the…read moreway back up. We saw a few gas stations on our way down and decided this would be the perfect spot to get fuel. To be noted here, fuel prices are a bit higher down this way because of the area. Be prepared to pay higher, that is for sure. When I pulled in and got out to fuel up, the pump was a bit confusing. The pump I was at wasn't able to allow you insert your card, you could only tap. No worries there as I was able to do that. But where to tap was a bit more to figure out. Finished pumping my fuel and inside I went. The convenience store portion of this is small. Selection is really limited. However, I was still able to grab myself a snack and drink. Also to note here, this is a drive thru beer place. Convenient, maybe. Fuel, definitely.

Just Ok. If you're really desperate then this is your place, but there's plenty of other places to…read morestop. Pros: wide variety of different items from fishing stuff to hardware items to normal household and baby times. The store is conveniently located with gas and is always busy - you can get a lot of the essentials here. Cons: The store is very unorganized with items in multiple aisles and items are old - Specifically I came across I really poor looking package of baby bottle nipples from 2008. During the visit, there were 5 people standing behind the counter and not one would assist us with getting a propane refill, we were told to come back 5 hours later. Staff seemed disengaged and could careless about ensuring repeat customer business. Overall I'm not likely to return.

I'm camping at Ocracoke Island and ran out of propane. I was able to call the store and was told…read moreno problem even if they were closed. I only had to call within 24 hours and they would have somebody at the store to meet me; which I felt this service was amazing on their part. I did arrive at the store during working hours and was able to get my propane filled. My overall impression of the place was that everybody was just so nice and happy and really this could be a teaching lesson to other industries and maybe even government services on customer service relationship. These people could've just done their business and sent me off but I really felt that they cared.

It's your standard small market that tries to stock what most people are looking for. It, however,…read moredid not have what we were looking for such as Miracle Whip and decent deli meat. Soooo expensive too. I mean ridiculously so.

Fully stocked. Has everything you need if you've forgotten something, food, toys and gifts.read more

Delicious seafood here! They get their seafood from the Seafood Store next door...I have enjoyed…read morethe grouper and coleslaw here twice!

We love stopping at Whites and enjoy the fried grouper sandwiches. They are also served grilled…read morewhich is a great option too! The little cafe in the back is nice to eat in but takeout is wonderful too. This is a welcome surprise in a service station!

Tried to buy a $1 Big Gulp and brought the wrong size of cup to the counter, with my chips. They…read moreboth said Big Gulp. After the ring up and using my rewards number, it rang up more than $1.00. I told the clerk I didn't want the wrong size, but they insisted I had to buy the wrong drink. I said " no" and the clerk forced me out of the store. Who are these people and where's the customer service?

Bottom Line: A busy 7-Eleven located between the beach road and bypass offering gas, snacks, bait…read moreand beachy stuff. I love a good fountain soda and 7-Eleven is a good place for that so I usually stop in here a few times in the summer for an icy cold diet Coke. For the most part, this store is your typical 7-Eleven - drinks, snacks, lottery tickets, bags of ice and such. Given their proximity to the beach they also sell some beach gear and bait. The gas station includes eight pumps with both gasoline and diesel on them. They also have an air pump and vacuum that takes quarters, Apple pay or credit cards.

The only full service gas station in town with the friendliest people they open up about 4 in the…read moremorning to get the commercial fishermen rush and then they closed down around 9 at night

Especially if you're from somewhere in the mid-Atlantic, you've come to expect that 24/7/365 you…read morecan always find a place open for a few necessaries be it a Wawa, Sheetz, Royal Farms, Rutter's, etc. If you're in the OBX in the offseason, good luck with that as no such place exist and all groceries stores will be closed by 10pm at the latest. The only exceptions are the two 7-11s on the island. If you're staying in the Nags Head area, this unfortunately, is your horse. Typical small sized 7-11 from the 80's that I guess has most of what you could want for a late night trip with a few notes. * Very small parking lot. Maybe 6 spaces and yes this place can get "crowded" in the offseason let alone what it must look like in July. * Complete non-existent customer service. Both times I went in the same guy was in the back doing ?? while on his phone taking a personal call and never broke stride with that call when he eventually graced me (plus others waiting for him) with his presence to ring up transactions. * Watch out for expired items. They currently have a bottle of their generic 7-11 brand Nyquil in the first aisle for sale that expired 13 months ago. They also have a few other cold remedies in that same area already expired or close to it. * Watch out for items priced as X that will ring up as Y. That pint of ice cream might say $5.99 but it could ring up as $8.99. Attempting to mention it to employee on his phone gets you ignored or eventually he snaps that the price is the price and he doesn't make them. Allllrighty then. So yes, come if you must and/or if what you need is very basic but as long as it's before closing time, make the trip to the Food Lion right up the road. More choices, much better pricing and at least you won't be disturbing someone into doing their job. Pass.

Bottom Line: A convenience store in busy Whalebone Junction with plenty of drinks and snacks but…read moreno gas station. This 7-11 is located in Nags Head in an area known as Whalebone Junction. It is close to where the beach road (NC Hwy 12), the bypass (Interstate 158) and Interstate 64 meet so it's a convenient stop for many people passing through the area looking for snacks, refreshments, bait or even beach gear. This store is relatively old and dated. Even though there is not a gas station location at this store it can be busy in the summer give its location.