Went here for free air. It's actually $2 for cash, $2.50 for card for 5 minutes. Problem is that…read morethe psi meter is not working correctly, and it can actually leave you emptier than when you got there!

Big Daddy Grocery can be a bit intimidating, I'm not going to lie. Every time I visit Beaufort and…read moreventure off of the waterfront for something, I pass by this place and tend to be reminded of several "stab and grab" convenience stores during my travels, but during the day, I decided that I would give this place a try... plus I had hubs with me so I felt a bit safer. Honestly, this was a fun convenient store that made me question my first judgement. I probably wouldn't venture here at night alone, but during the day, it had all of the things we needed: paper towels, ice, and some snacks. Nothing special about Big Daddy's, except maybe the name, and the Christmas decor on the outside, but it did meet our needs on this Sunday afternoon in Beaufort.

The best store in Beaufort and he people who work there are so kind and friendly . I love to get my…read morebait and tackle from them!

The sign says sardines, raincoats, coffee and more and the emphasis here really is on more. Of…read morecourse, you can get sardines, raincoats, and coffee. But you can also get a backpack, some excellent Japanese pencils and notebooks, and various other refined products that you need but you don't necessarily know you need. I have heard much about the rage for tinned seafood but wasn't quite sure where to start because the idea of eating a whole sardine or anchovy not so appealing to me. I asked for help and was given excellent advice and as you can see from the photos got myself a small starter pack as well as an ingenious little notebook to keep track of what I'm trying and my preferences. It can be hard to see this small shop amid all of the big touristy stores in Beaufort. But look for it across the street from Cru coffee and wine bar (which is also worth a stop). Looking forward to visiting again on my next trip to Beaufort.

I would consider myself a bit of a coffee snob, as I have my own espresso machine at home. I got…read morethe iced latte and added a pack of sugar in the raw. Was worried because I normally add vanilla to mine but there is no syrups here, but the espresso is so smooth and flavorful you don't need any syrup! Would definitely recommend this cute little spot with top tier espresso!!

Rude staff in the pharmacy. There's a guy here who must absolutely hate his job because he acts…read morelike you're bothering him every time he answers the phone. Shame there isn't somewhere else to get my prescriptions filled in AB.

Unacceptable!!!! They called said my so sons medicine was ready and then closed for the day. AND…read morethey wouldn't transfer it to the other open location!!!! Switching pharmacies permanently!!!!!!!

Such a cute little shop with all kinds of local produce and snacks. We saw local pastries, dairy,…read moreproduce, ice cream, and lots of plant based options. We were in a bit of a hurry but will definitely be back on our next trip!

Love this little shop! Gourmet but also cozy and unique. One of our favorite places to drop in for…read morelocal snacks, unique foods, and Knick knacks.

For my 300th review of 2025, I get to update my review of Beaufort Grocery. Beaufort Grocery is in…read morethe historic district of Beaufort, NC. The building was once Owen's Grocery store and is now a casual restaurant. They serve sandwiches and salads for lunch, but the dinner menu is closer to fine dining. I highly recommend making reservations if you are going for dinner, as it is a very popular place, even in the off-season. Reservations are not taken for the Sunday brunch, so I made sure to get there early to be first in line. On my recent visits, the restaurant was decorated for the holidays, so that was fun. It is small inside, but in warmer weather, there are outside tables. Alex took care of me at dinner. He was very welcoming, friendly, and could answer all my questions. He was very attentive and made sure my iced tea was always full. I went with the special for the night. I ordered the ribeye special without realizing it was 20 ounces. Thankfully, my appetite was good that night. It came with brussels sprouts and mashed potatoes. I did get dessert too, and that was a chocolate peanut butter pie. That took me two days to finish. At brunch, my waitress was friendly and went over all the specials. I had a green apple mocktail, the #18 poached and stacked. I did the mini sweet potato biscuits as well so it was a lot of food. Alex, from dinner, saw me and asked me about my trip, so it was nice to see him again, and I thought it was nice that he remembered my plans. I will be dining here at least once on future trips to Beaufort, NC.

Our first time dining at this restaurant and probably our last. We had heard such rave reviews of…read morethis restaurant, but frankly we would prefer to go next door to Blue Moon Bistro. This restaurant was crowded (mainly because not many restaurants are open on Monday evenings) and loud. The tables are close together. The food was mainly just okay. The Scallops were undercooked, the Duck two ways was okay, but the duck breast was also undercooked. I guess if you want Saganaki and the "Opa" experience this is the place to eat. Otherwise, we were not impressed.

Really rude lady works here and claims to be the manager. I filled up on gas and asked where the…read morerestroom was and she just rolled her eyes and never said a word to me untill I asked to speak to the manager. I would never stop in again. With this kind of attitude this business won't last long

This business use to be a very pleasant local shop to visit for gas or you needs. It has…read moredrastically gone downhill. They have no care for their local customers as they have decreased their business hours to include shutting down on Sundays. They seem to have only 2 girls working there that are not very pleasant. One girl is alway watching movies on a computer and the other has no customer service skills at all. There ATM is always out of cash and now their gas pumps are out of commission. I have never ever seen any form of management or ownership in the store. I expect they will be out of business shortly unless they wake up too the needs of the locals and tourist.