This is a huge outdoor area behind the restaurant (Coastal Cravings) that has an outdoor bar and…read moregrill. We cameon Wednesday for Yappy Hour, their weekly dog event hosted by Outer Barks (a local dog boutique just down the road). It's a great place to hang out, have a drink, and listen to live music.

Love coming here when they have live music and when the grill is up and running. It's a completely…read moreoutdoor spot behind the gas station that has a full bar, plenty of space and games for kids to run around in, plus a grill that offers decent food at decent prices. Their beer selection on tap has something for everyone, their specialty cocktails have a nice beach vibe and the THC selection here is offered in both 5 and 10 mg amounts which I really appreciate. One thing I wish they'd upgrade is the bathroom situation. There's only one, it's one stall and on busy nights here the line is long and the bathroom gets kind of gross towards the end of the night. But for everything else this spot offers (good music, food, drinks and vibes) I'm willing to tolerate the single bathroom.

This might be my favorite tiki bar of all time. Tiki vibe, great beer and cocktails. The atmosphere…read moreand people are incredible.

First off the location is in Duck not Kitty Hawk! The beer…read moreis great and this location has cocktails as well. Service was ok. Neat spot at the back of the Scarborough shopping area. Good size bar with rooftop seating and picnic tables under a nearby tree. Lots of beers on tap and some in cans.

Waddle, waddle, waddle, quack, quack, quack pretty much sums up our sunset walk on the boardwalk…read moreafter a filling meal and dessert of donuts (restaurant in easy walking distance to the boardwalk and donut shop ON the boardwalk.) There is free parking in the Duck town Park and a nice little playground for the kids too. Excellent spot for the family. The boardwalk is the place to take in the sunset at your leisure. There are benches to sit on, rails to lean upon and spots for the perfect sunset view. The boardwalk also connects to shops along the way if you are more inclined to retail therapy as oppose to nature therapy. Side note: The boardwalk is also excellent to run upon in the mornings. If you enjoy fishing, crabbing or kayaking this is the place for you too.

Great way to spend the morning or evening on a "sound side" walk. There are many shops and places…read moreto eat along the way. I normally do this as a morning walk but I imagine it would be nice during sunset.

Wonderful place, we loved the food, atmosphere, and service so much that we already went back!…read more They have great outdoor seating, and both times we visited we were able to get a table without waiting, around 8 pm slightly off season. There's also a large outdoor area with live music behind the restaurant. You can hear it from the dining area, but it's not too loud or distracting. The outdoor seating can feel a little dark in the evening, though. There is parking behind the restaurant, with a one-way entrance on one side of the building and the exit on the other. We couldn't find a spot there either time, though, and ended up parking in a nearby lot. Everything we ordered was very tasty, which isn't that common when trying this many different dishes. Everything also tasted very fresh. A definite highlight was the tiramisu. It's quite large, tasted very fresh, and was one of our favorite things we tried. Over our two visits, we tried: * Shrimp and pine nuts: the shrimp was excellent and not overcooked, and the dish wasn't spicy at all. * Shrimp and grits: very flavorful, with just a little bit of spice. * Clam linguine: a good amount of clams, and they weren't overcooked. * Southern tomato pie: good, although a little oily for my taste. * Ron's clam chowder: perfectly fine, but nothing particularly special; pretty much exactly what you'd expect from clam chowder. * Duck Dynasty burger: tasty, although the patty was a little on the thinner side. * Tatonka burger: very flavorful, though a bit salty. * Duck Brie LT: juicy and very tasty. * Burrata special: also very good; I don't think this one was on the regular menu. They also have a nice selection of beers on tap as well as non-alcoholic drinks. Overall, a really enjoyable place with consistently good food, a relaxed atmosphere, and friendly service. We'll definitely be back.

Best bet the Caesar salad with seared chicken. Portions are small so be prepared. Plate was…read moresmall. Make sure you get the homemade croutons with the salad. They forgot these. Waitress was nice.

Very nice. One of the fancier places in the area. The VA catfish was one of the best things we…read moreordered. The desserts were also excellent, especially the housemade ice creams. The pecan pie with bourbon ice cream was delicious.

Hidden treasure in OBX! From the small plates to the dessert-deliciousness. The upscale atmosphere…read morerefreshingly elevated the normal beach wear attire with courteous staff.

Awesome menu. Delicious everything. Greatttttt view of the sunset. Highly recommend for a kids feee…read moredate night

We stopped in for an early dinner. There were no other dinner reservations so we were lucky to get…read moreone. We started with drinks and apps. The drink I ordered was actually gross. But redeemed with a margarita. All the food we ordered was really good however. I was impressed with how many gluten free options there were and our server was very knowledgeable. My least favorite thing was the paper straws. They're not gluten free and they're gross! I'm not sure the bar realizes this. The view here you can't beat as well :)

What an amazing view. They were having some remodeling done so we couldn't sit outside. Which was a…read morebummer. Calamari was good The hush puppies were bomb!!! The chicken sandwich was ok, must be the popular item because everyone seemed to be ordering it. I thought it was good but our piece of chicken was kind of small, especially when I saw the guy next to us - his chicken sandwich came out and was like bigger than the bun , it was so big.

Really enjoyed our dinner at The VTT. The Village Table & Tavern had great cocktails and plenty of…read moredelicious dishes to choice from. The Goat Cheese & Feta Hushpuppies were on point, I was hesitant because of the goat cheese and feta, but they upgrades the taste of the hushpuppies. We sat at the bar and really enjoyed the service and meal. The rack of elk was out of this world! Their peach cobbler was the perfect ending to a great date night at VTT!

Service and management are delightful and knowledgeable about the menu. The kitchen is open to the…read morebar, so you can see the care and attention to detail that they put into the food. Excellent visual aesthetics to the plating and presentation, and the beignets are some of the best I've ever had.

Came here for cocktails and I have to tell you the man behind the bar is basically doing Willy…read moreWonka for adults. There's a large bar in the back where our whole party sat to grab drinks before heading to dinner. There's both indoor and outdoor seating as well. I was so torn because this cocktail menu is extensive, like anything you could possibly want. I went with the hot & dirty because I love a good dirty martini, and this one did not disappoint. So perfectly spicy and briney. Other honorable mentions include the Red Sky Spritz made with fresh watermelon, and the Summer Nights made with lavender and coconut creme. We did also get to try some beignets here which were fluffy, rich and delicious. Tasted homemade right out of the oven. Would definitely recommend.

Duck! DUCK! Goose…read more.. We are currently right in the middle of enjoying a week vacation to this shining gem of a place on the North Carolina Outer Banks, and couldn't be happier with our stay so far. Beautiful beaches, and this is the best time of year to come out with the crowds having died down a little bit. The town is full of nice people, and is convenient to larger places in the Outer Banks while being nicely removed from that over-commercialized feel. To the north is Corolla with their sand roads and wild horses, and to the south you've got all your touristy needs as well as some famous NC monuments. Only complaints I have about the town is they don't have any public beach access. Didn't affect me since we rented a house, but I'm sure that irks a lot of people.

This place is crowded and overrun heavy traffic! It lacks the charm it had 20+ years ago. While you…read morehave the little shops and restaurants as with any other coastal town, it is overpriced and not worth the hassle. Save your time and gas, and go elsewhere. You would be better off. This is nothing more than another tourist trap and a time suck sitting in traffic for nothing. As the name of this town suggests, better to duck this one out..

The grounds are beautiful. There is plenty of parking. It is conveniently located. You can stop on…read moreyour way into the Outer Banks without having to change your course at all. The staff is friendly, funny, engaging, and make you feel like you are at home. The winery does not offer a menu that we saw, but the oyster crackers that went with our tasting were perfect:) If you visit, sanctuary, vineyards and you like sweet wine like me. Take home a bottle of the Grace, you will not be disappointed!! we will be back again next year and hopefully as retirement quickly approaches we will be back on a much regular basis.

Yeah, we'll probably not doing this again. According to the FB invitation there were to be free…read moredrinks. Nope, had to pay for beer & wine. Others were commenting on how they were fooled too. Coming in, there were folks in front of us who weren't even on the list, had no tickets, no ID presented, just got their names taken down. I feel all of this was because the attendant didn't want them to cause a fuss or make a scene, like so many folks will do these days. However, we had to present our IDs and the receipt of our paid tickets. I sure could have saved a lot of money. Lol. The lines were ridiculous. We paid $120 basically to get in the door and get cold crabs. My wife found a hair in her BBQ. Sure, it happens, I get it. We paid over $20 for two glasses of wine. Oh, not full, but more like samples. Interesting! The bathroom situation was abhorrent. Incredible lines, and only two that I could find. I'm sure Sanctuary Vineyards made a lot of money off of their false advertisement. Good for them. Enjoy it. Spend it wisely. Doubt a lot of patrons will not be back.