The line is long but for a good reason. Thursday morning about 9:45am. Enter from the left side…read moredoor not the deck. That's where the line will start. The flow is important. Great selection of drinks hot and cold. Small selection of baked goods, bagels and even savory items. Very cute house with plenty of seating indoor and out on the deck or yard. Very nicely shaded You have to try ocracoke coffee company at least while you're here.

Love, love, love this locally owned coffee shop on Ocracoke Island. My sister and I go to the OBX a…read morefew times a year and every couple years we go over to Ocracoke. This is ALWAYS our first stop on the island as soon as we get off the ferry. The food is homemade, and the drinks are handcrafted while you wait. The ambiance is everything you'd want on an island: luscious jasmine hanging all over the front door, creaking floorboards under your feet, a homey inside feel, a great outside patio (with more jasmine!) with lots of seating and sunshine. They sell merch as well, so be sure to pick up a shirt or mug.

The selections of teas they offer is amazing!!! I did a mail order for Christmas and it was…read moredelivered so quickly and packaged well. Also included was the directions on how to steep

Awesome place to stop for some tea! They have loose leaf tea categorized on shelves by black tea,…read moregreen tea, remedy teas, and herbal/fruit tea. Very easy, you just pick what you want to try out and you can either get it brewed right there, or take it home to brew! Highly recommend!

It's been eight years but I'm back! It is still clean, efficient, quick, with great service and…read moredelicious generous portions. No wonder it is still going strong. I had the western omelette with a biscuit and grits. Hubby had 2 eggs, biscuit and hash browns with coffee. My Ice tea is awesome. We devoured our breakfast and spent only 40 minutes, including a slight wait. Thinking I won't wait another 8 years, instead maybe tomorrow.

Service is super fast! Delicious crab omelette with generous amounts of crab meat. Also had the…read morepeanut butter and jelly French toast which was very unique and tasty. Biscuits and gravy had heaping helpings of gravy, biscuits were moist and fresh. Everyone was extremely friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this place for breakfast.

Great coffee. Always has a long line. The people are sweet and the food is good. Although my eggs…read morewere not cooked thoroughly. I handed the guy my card to pay and he tapped the screen and gave himself a $4.00 tip! Id like to be the one to decide..

Turkish Breakfast is spot on. Everything at the peak of freshness. Soft boiled eggs, tomato, cuke,…read morefeta, olives all are so tasty. Their attention to detail and prime ingredients shows. Fast courteous service.

This place has super friendly staff and cute outdoor seating right on the water! We had a great…read moreexperience.

This place sadly gets a 2 star from me. Customer service was not great and the smoothies were very…read morebad. My group and I came here to rent bikes. It was $20/person for the day, which wasn't a bad deal. Bikes were in good condition and I liked how some included baskets. The girls working were not friendly and had a terrible attitude for some reason. We also all ordered a smoothie to go. $8 for a smoothie that tasted like they did not use fresh fruits. It was bad and no one enjoyed their smoothies. We later stopped at a different smoothie establishment that only charges $6.50 and uses fresh fruits right in front of you! Maybe the ice cream is where it's at, but I would not recommend smoothies. I would recommend coming here to rent bikes.

Nice little spot to get a quick drink and stop for a break on a hot day. They have a surprisingly…read morebroad selection of drink options available, and the staff are really friendly. Outdoor space is spacious and great to sit for a bit, or you can take shelter from the heat indoors and sit at their bar. Also dog friendly on the patio, which is always fun!

On the island for a week and visited this spot 4 times. Great craft beer and wine to take home or…read moreenjoy on the cozy deck by the fire pit. One thing I loved about visiting Ocracoke, particularly this time of year, and Zillie's was the fact that it feels real...not like a basic tourist trap. The bartender our first night was friendly as were all the locals (shout out to Shannon and Benny!) who regaled us with stories about Ocracoke past and present. The experience the first night brought me back and I about broke the bank because they also have a ton of cute gifts and other goods. If you ever have the good fortune to visit, you gotta stop by. Hey, maybe one day I'll own it if they'll sell it...loved it that much! But be sure to check the hours as they are subject to change...you're on island time.

Amazing desserts! If you have a sweet tooth you can find something here!! Also, I can't imagine…read morefeeling so entitled for free samples and giving low stars because a business won't give me free samples. Get over it. The caramel pecan brownie was amazing!! My daughter also says the cheesecake is the best she's had.

Ice cream, fudge, cakes by the slice, breakfast pastries and sweet staff. Whats not to love!?…read more Hours are unk. We came in Friday, not open. Open Saturday... left Sunday and they were not open to enjoy before leaving. It was the favorite spot for ice cream

HIDDEN GEM! Most tourists get up in the morning and go to the Ocracoke coffee Company meanwhile,…read moreright here in the harbor they must not know about Deja Brew. Great coffee - quick service - they take cash or cards and there's seating right by the water.

They're NOT open at 7 am. Do not count on getting a cup of coffee there before boarding the 7:30…read moreferry to Cedar Island. Barista didn't show until 7:05, opened the shack at 7:12 and only then did she tell me she didn't open until 7:30. No - I haven't had my coffee. Unaffiliated review is your fault.

When you're on Ocracoke Island, there's no better way to wrap up your evening than with a visit to…read morethe Ocracoke Fudge and Ice Cream Shop! This charming spot is one of the many dessert gems on the island, and it's hands-down one of my favorites. The shop has a welcoming vibe, and it's always buzzing with excitement. The long line that snakes across the porch is proof of its popularity, but don't let that deter you--the staff here are pros at keeping things moving. They're always friendly, even when the line is packed, and they work tirelessly to make sure everyone gets their sweet fix as quickly as possible. What We Ordered: * Chocolate/Vanilla Soft Serve Swirl on a Cone * Chocolate Malt Shake with Oreos * Chocolate Nor'Easter (their take on a Blizzard, with Oreos and pecans) * Dark Chocolate Nor'Easter (loaded with chocolate sprinkles and chocolate chips) The star of the show is their ice cream which is so creamy, rich, and consistently delicious. The soft serve cone was a classic, perfectly swirled and smooth. The Chocolate Malt Shake was thick, indulgent, and packed with the perfect amount of Oreo crunch. The Nor'Easters stole the show for me. I love how you get to customize your toppings, and the way they swirl everything together ensures every bite is packed with flavor. The Chocolate Nor'Easter was a dreamy combination of Oreos and pecans, while the Dark Chocolate version was a chocoholic's paradise, with layers of chocolate sprinkles and chips for extra texture. Ocracoke Fudge and Ice Cream Shop has truly mastered the art of dessert. Whether you're stopping by for a quick cone or diving into one of their indulgent creations, you're guaranteed to leave happy. The atmosphere, friendly staff, and consistently. Highly recommend coming here :)

Staff was very unpleasant and seemed disturbed to have customers. We got the "blizzard" and the…read moretoppings weren't even blended in, it was just vanilla swirl ice cream with a few crumbs of my toppings on top.

1718 Brewing is a highlight of any Ocracoke visit. They pour a great range of beers and usually…read morehave a delicious cider on tap. Three pour sizes--taster, half, and full. Both indoor and outdoor seating feel relaxed and welcoming. The swag is fun and perfect for preserving island memories. Also on-site food options to round out the experience. Fun fact: The "1718" in 1718 Brewing refers to the year Blackbeard was killed off Ocracoke Island -- November 1718, during his final battle with Lt. Robert Maynard. Homage to the island's most famous historical event.

Rock Fish, crab cakes and Oysters what more can you ask for?!…read more Service was friendly, professional and prompt. Yumbo !