Great ice cream and outdoor seating area. My daughter dropped her ice cream cone minutes after…read morereceiving it and an employee was literally hanging out of the order window offering to remake it before I could even react. Excellent customer service, we will certainly come here again!

While there's always a line at Booty Treats, it moves quickly and is there for a reason-great…read moreservice and great frozen treats. It's a hustling and bustling ice cream shop! This visit, we opted for the ice cream, though they have other options including shaved ice. The ice cream is Hershey's ice cream with a wide variety of options in stock as well as toppings and various cones. Though the line was nearly to the back of the building, we were in and out in under 15 minutes with four different orders. While you wait, you can also browse a surprisingly wide selection of Booty Treats merchandise and apparel. We enjoyed our ice cream at the picnic tables behind the building, and my daughter got to meet one of the owners (and his very friendly dog, Sundae). He spent a few minutes sharing some Nags Head history with the kids while Sundae enjoyed some pets. A really great spot to end a busy day at the beach!

The place is clean. They can accommodate large groups…read more Shoe rental is $4.50 per person. Games are $7.00 each. We were almost done with our first game and one of the staff came over and asked if they could move us one lane over to accommodate a larger group. We didn't mind. It was a fun time during a rain storm.

We went bowling Wednesday evening, we had 7 in our party, including 3 kids. Equaled out to be…read moreabout 14 bucks a person after closing out including 2 fries and a beer. The staff was friendly and got the kids their balls. You can tell it's a older building but the staff is taking good care of it. I saw comments of an oder but we didn't notice anything. Overall we will return. Saw some real negative comments so had to share our experience.

We loved catching a local baseball game! This team is comprised of college students around the…read moreregion looking to get some practice with a wooden bat and hone their skills. We really love that it's at a school complex so you are up close and personal with the game. They have a concession stand for burgers, dogs, snacks and drinks and the $3 entry fee included a souvenir program. IMHO, it's a fun way to spend your evening in OBX! http://outerbanksdaredevils.com

Such a great place! Any time of the year! Heaven on earth!!…read more A yearly must attend! If we are at the OBX, a trip to the Elizabethan Gardens is on the calendar!

I had a wonderful day at The Elizabethan Gardens! It was filled with beautiful flowers and…read morebutterflies! First passed through the store, they had unique hair clips, bags, jewelry, etc. Then on the trail we went. It was colorful and breathtaking! There are statues and fountains which adds even more charm. I could have stayed there all day. I saw frogs, squirrels, and garden spiders. Bathrooms were clean, parking ample. Prices were decent. We had a great time!

One of the many highlights on our OBX vacation , From the breath taking venue to the spectacular…read moreshow , this is a must see. Extremely captivating and def an incredible experience.

Everything about The Lost Colony is incredible and the ticket price is shockingly low given the…read moreproduction level. I was left thoroughly impressed. My mother-in-law told me it has come a long way from when she first saw it in the 1950s. For the fact alone that this show has been in production for so long (now in its 87th year) blows my mind. She told me Andy Griffith got his start in this play. It's a whole experience, from the parking lot where you walk down a path in the woods (they have a golf cart for those who need assistance, which was great for my MIL) to the theater area. There are areas for refreshments and the outdoor and the amphitheater is the perfect setting for a production that has music, spectacle (now with illumination effects as well). They even have wine and beer in addition to popcorn/snacks. And the acting is good. I will admit that the casting for Native Americans was a little funny, as most of them were clearly not of this descent (and one of the leads had a strong Southern accent, LOL). Costumes are on point and the set is very creative. I loved my time here. It was the perfect summer night in early August.

Nice ppl and amazing selection of jewelry and novelties. A must see if you're in the OBX I'll be…read moreback for Christmas shopping

Repaired an old filigree platinum ring quickly, professionally and at a fair price. Very friendly…read moreplace and lovely atmosphere. Will definitely return.

Dare Arts is a wonderland of treasures. Located in the heart of downtown in a beautiful red-brick…read morebuilding. The rooms are full of gorgeous, well-made art; paintings, statues, jewelry, journals, etc. If you are looking for a new piece of art to add to your collection, come here! The staff are very friendly and welcoming. We ended up getting three prints, one original painting, and two coasters. We will definitely be back!

I was able to stop by this lovely arts center while in Manteo this past August. I loved seeing all…read morethe local art and reading about the artists. I also got to try my very first Art-o-mat, which was so whimsical and fun and I loved the surprise of getting art in a vending machine. How cool and unique. The staff was kind and helpful. I am so glad to see how much Dare County is promoting it's local artists to those near and far. Be sure to stop by this amazing space to get your culture while out shopping in Downtown Manteo!

Great place to stop and learn about local wildlife. They have informative displays, pamphlets, and…read moremaps to learn more about the area. The volunteers are very friendly and the place is clean. There is also a gift shop with great souvenirs.

Coastal North Carolina National Wildlife Refuges Gateway Visitor Center (a name that does not come…read moretripping off the tongue). Put the verbose name aside because after you find this slightly hidden gem (North end of Roanoke Island, opposite side of Highway 64 from the Lost Colony) you'll forget the name and enjoy some great interactive displays about the lands set aside as National Wildlife Refuges. From the nearby local Alligator River NWR to 9 other refuges, this place provides history, insights, and great whole family friendly interactive exhibits. Want to hear a Red Wolf howl? Want to feel the fur pelt of a Black Bear or River Otter? Feel free to do so. You can even go inside a Cessna airplane and watch a video fly-over of the refuges as you pretend to steer the plane. The center opened June 29, 2012, so it's relatively new.) Great for kids and adults alike. But best of all ... it's FREE! Really, really worth the visit.