THE SPOT offered just what I was looking for--a healthy delicious smoothie (I got THE SHIPWRECK )…read morebut I was not prepared for how friggin' cute this space IS! Cool local art hangs on the wall, delish offerings EVERYWHERE, cool local stickers and other hot merch abounds PLUS the ceiling transformed this ordinary smoothie stop into a magical ‍ and religious experience oh and most importantly, I was greeted at the door by Jasper who was a professional delight! Thank you, I'll be back. 13/10 highly recommend!

They were "closed" however ALL websites say they are open for business. Wasted my time. Do better…read moreand update your hours!!!

Stopped in for coffee on the way to photograph a concert . Coffee flavors were very limited but the…read morecoffee itself was pretty good . The sweet young lady working was amazing , very polite and personable . She convinced me to try some ice cream as I still had a little time to burn . The ice cream was above average in flavor and very creamy . I could totally see my self here a lot for ice cream if I lived close .

Good ice cream. Slightly expensive. Sucks they didn't have the Dubai ice cream. Good service…read morethough. Local ambiance. Got the sundae for two to share.

Been coming here for years. This is THE spot to go after a long day at the beach for a chill lunch…read more The burgers are affordable and delicious and the milkshakes are to die for tooo!! They have cute merch too if you want a cool t shirt

John's is up there with that now-defunct Tastee Freez in Coraopolis, PA as the best ice cream I've…read moreever had. I came here in the late-80s and it was great then, and is just as great today. The ice cream is easily 5+*, with my favorite being vanilla soft serve with cherry topping + malt powder (don't knock it til ya try it!) The reason I gave it only 4* is because we were charged $25 for a crab cake boat which wasn't very good. These were t lump crab cakes at a fancy restaurant, they were very basic ones from a corner drive-in with a few hushpuppies. I could understand $12 or even $15, but $25 was straight highway robbery.

Such a cute and aesthetic place! Really kind workers! Cute selection of sweet treats.read more

This was such a cute shop. The pregnant mama milkshake was amazing and loaded with oreos and pb…read morecups. You need both a spoon and straw. My husband got the dirty bertie which was good as well. I love the uniqueness to the menu. It was fun to walk around the shop as well and look at the retro and handmade candies.

Such a cute and creative place to hang. Latte and cherry cheese danish was right on spot. Lady was…read moresoo nice too!

Super cute place! Love the decor inside. The lady inside was very sweet and helpful. I loved my…read moreCaddy Latte. It was delicious

Food is consistently good. My first time trying this cheesesteak sandwich. Plenty of fresh cut…read moreribeye. I would have liked a cheese wiz but the provolone was very good. I chose coleslaw as my slaw.z it was fresh but could have used more seasoning. Our server was fantastic. He was constantly checking on us and providing instant soda refills. It's nice coming to a popular place in the off season. It's less noise and always easy to get a table.

I simply cannot believe it has been nine years since we lunched at Two Roads. Since that time they…read moremoved to their new location in the former Longboards. I talked Ms T into trying it again. We just can't handle a big lunch and wanted to avoid leftovers, so decided to split a pickle brined chicken sandwich with fries and an extra side of slaw. The sandwich was OK. To start with it needed more seasoning. How about breaking out the black pepper and garlic powder? The meat was uncharacteristically tough/chewy for chicken breast. I suggest they need to be pounding it to tenderize it and then brine it. It was actually hard for us to cut and eat. It really looked nice, but I think I am done with pickle brined chicken. It just never gets enough brine impact. They make good small caliber fries that were piping hot and the slaw was fine for me. Ms T did not care for it so I got it all. Our food was OK, not stellar. The service was excellent, but I still can't make this better than three stars. I hope to convince her to return for a burger during this trip.

The food is wonderfully fresh and perfectly seasoned, and the service truly stands out. The…read moreambiance invites you to relax and eagerly await your plate! I was excited to explore the local food scene after researching the area. Although I heard the tacos were fantastic, my experience this time was different. I tried the hush puppies topped with sugar butter, and I later enjoyed them with a cracker--thanks to the waitress for the tip. Watching them open oysters so quickly was a delight, and it's no surprise that locals rave about them. Every visit definitely includes a stop here--because the food is simply amazing!

Ordered a to go order had some steamed shrimp and corn all was really good food was ready I'm a…read moretimely matter

We had a great dinner at Barefoot Bernie's! Very speedy and kind staff! Food was delicious!read more

Very much your typical touristy spot, but open year round and has gluten free items clearly marked…read more Server was pretty knowledgeable and willing to ask about things she wasn't sure about. A bit overpriced for what it is, but overall a decent experience. Also, there are a couple steps to get into the main dining room, but the bar area and bathrooms are accessible.

Coffee Shop No. 410 Outer Bean…read moreKitty Hawk, NC September 5, 2024 If there is one thing I have learned over the last two in and a half years it's that a genuine smile and a warm greeting goes a really long way. It can transform an ordinary drink into something special. It makes the magic of coffee last throughout the entire day. I was immediately welcomed when I walked into the Outer Bean. Initially, I was bummed because cortados were not on the menu. I asked the barista if she would try to make one. She said sure. I gave her general directions and she walked to the espresso machine. A couple of minutes later she handed me a cup with two shots of espresso and a stainless steel pitcher with steamed milk. The barista said, "Why don't you add the milk in so you get it just the way you want." I thought this was a thoughtful gesture. I thanked her and made my cortado. We chatted a bit. It turned out she is Thai and my husband is Thai; and I love to talk about Thailand. I took a few pictures. We exchanged goodbyes and I exited the cafe with a genuine smile and a very positive impression of the Outer Bean. Smiles are free and they can elevate and/or improve any situation. Plus, folks always look better when they smile. I hope you make this world a better place by sharing your smile with someone today. Thank you to the barista at Outer Bean who shared her smile and made my day brighter. Enjoying life one cortado at a time!

I grabbed a coffee at Outer Bean after fishing in Kill Devil Hills…read more To be fully transparent, I did not order food or specialty coffee. The coffee was fine, but nothing spectacular. It got the job done as I enjoy one cup a day and was a bit behind schedule. The place is small, but perfect for a coffee shop where take out is mostly occurring.