Easy and convenient to get in and out. We buy pine straw and wheat straw there every year. It is…read morealways clean and more for your money than the box stores

They recently put in new gas pumps, huge improvement. Although they don't have an option to pay…read moreoutside, which is very inconvenient.

3 way combination platter has flounder, jumbo shrimp, oysters, hush puppies, collards and okra…read more Delicious, hot, and ready via DoorDash was on schedule. Excellent Calabash, NC Style seafood. I recommend!

I wanted to support Black Owned Restaurants, but the experience was extremely disappointing. The…read morequality of both food and service fell well below expectations. Loyalty from customers shouldn't be taken for granted, yet that's exactly how it feels here. Capital Seafood Restaurant needs to do better.

The food place in there makes pretty good food. Chicharrones are always good, super greasy but…read morecan't find anything else like them with a good portion on the meat and the fat . Also amazing meat prices . Tad expensive on everything else

Plenty of parking, good location…read more Upon walking in there was an employee and a security guard- they both said hello. The market was clean and neat- I didn't buy anything- I was mainly going in with my sister and BIL - they needed oysters and frozen duck (for their sick dog) The website said they had these items but they didn't (we ended up going to Grand Asian Market.)

Party Beverage Company has potential, but doesn't quite get to the must-see level for some reason…read more The place looks big, but once inside, there's a lot of empty and wasted space that kept me thinking, "where's the rest of it?" There's a decent selection of domestic and imported beers, both in the cooler and on the shelves, and the prices are consistent with other places. The selection of keg beers is extensive, again with both domestic and foreign, so PBC is probably a good spot for anyone, mostly likely college students, to get the home party started. Maybe that's the secret. During my short visit, several people stopped in to grab a beer or a six-pack. All of the chosen beverages were packed in the ever-so-discreet brown paper sack so this is not a place that chooses to spend money having a logo or store name imprinted on a bag. It's a very low-key store. Because it's in a residential area, PBC seems to get a lot of foot traffic. In fact, I could see this place as being a go-to place for the local college students looking to stock beer or tap a keg, and maybe this place still does a lot of that, but it's not a place I'd stop if I were looking to stock a serious party serving liquor other than beer. Most of the inventory, besides beer, was wine. There was a smattering of hard liquor, and even smaller selection of mixers. Still, for a basic no-frills kind of place, PBC will get the job done.

It closed several years ago. There is a different business at that location that told us the Party…read moreBeverage closed several years ago. I don't understand why it comes up on any searches anymore.

I would give it a zero if I could. The whole place smells like someone is covering up fiilth with…read morepotpourri, or that someone cannot figure out how to use soap and hot water to clean! No one is friendly and they look at you with consistent side-eye!

My ma sent me here to fill up her car with gas. Which went…read morefine. Then since I rarely have a chance to see 400 beers I thought, "Why not pick up a 6-pack."? So I wandered around checking them all out, and thinking, you know, if these were in some sort of recognizable ORDER this would be a lot simpler. As they appear completely random to the shopper. I finally chose a nice Dogfish Ale, marked 10.99. I feel it to find it's warm, as they all were. What's the point of having everything in refrigerated cases and they're all at 65 degrees? Seeing the hopeless nature of desiring a cold beer, obviously my bad, I go up to the registers, and the guy rings up $13.99, $15 bucks even with tax. I'm like... WHAT? That's about FORTY percent more than shown on the shelf. But I'm already there and I just figure I'll buy it and never come back. So I sigh and stick my credit card in the slot. [CARD DOES NOT READ.] Now I know my card is fine, I'd just used it, and I pay my bills. "Try again" the guy says. [Remove Card, DECLINED.] Now I KNOW I'm not the issue here, so I pull out another card. Register boy is getting irritated. "Sometime she not work right mon." He leans through the plexiglas and takes my card, waving it around the machine. [DOES NOT READ] I take the card back and attempt to slot it in place again. "Swopyacah" he says through his mask. "Swopyacah". Nope, still not registering as an English phrase. Can you translate that to the local language? I ask. "SWOPYACAH!" he orders, and grabs my card again and SWIPES MY CARD. Mystery solved. Finally the crappy machine registers my card, ringing up the usurious fifteen buck price. "Oh by the way, I said, this beer is marked 10.99 on the shelf over there, and now it's 13.99." "Well I didn't do it." He intones, shrugging all semblance of working there. "NO, I can see you're not responsible in any way...I'm telling you so you can make a note and then go correct the problem and the next guy, who might be having a bad day, won't get pissed off when he gets jacked for an extra FORTY PERCENT and smash the six pack on the floor." I didn't bother to listen to whatever mealymouthed excuse came next as I was out the door, never to return.

What a cute little store! They have a feel of "back in the day" in the atmosphere…read more Their selection is very broad, from tools, to can goods to snacks and household products. There is a super nice couple that I see frequently and sometimes a young guy. They're always so friendly to my kids and seem to really appreciate their customers! They have gas pumps and are in a super convenient location, right off covered bridge road. I do believe they only take cash though. They have specific hours that you'll want to take note of, I think its like 6am- 6pm or similar. I always feel good to support a local business and this is one that I will continue to support!

Earp's has done a lot over the last few months to make improvements. There is a new manager, the…read morestore is cleaner, it doesn't smell fishy, and there are new products being introduced every week. Definitely worth checking it out!

I enjoy surf fishing along the Outer Banks and Cape Hatteras. Given that my preferred fishing…read morelocation is four hours away, I sought a reliable source for fresh seafood and have identified Earp's Seafood Market as an excellent option. I recently purchased several pounds of red snapper and red drum. The selection--including snapper, drum, sea bass, scallops, shrimp, and additional varieties--was clearly displayed and all were fresh. The service was exceptionally efficient: after stating my requirements and preferred filleting method, the fish was prepared, wrapped, bagged, and ready for purchase within three minutes, despite a high volume of customers. I intend to continue patronizing Earp's when I am unable to return with my own catch.

Owners are friendly and knowledgeable. They may not have your first choice, and/or they may tell…read moreyou your first choice isn't the freshest choice. Ask an honest question... you'll get an honest answer. That's a welcome quality when buying seafood....

I was looking for some fresh flounder to make ceviche at home so I checked that this place had…read moregreat reviews. I believe I dealt with the owner, she was very helpful, she helped me pick the fish and then fillet the fish on the spot. I'll come back next time I am looking for fresh fish !'