A long-standing tradition, Grandy's Market is always a planned stop on our Outer Banks visits…read more Their fresh produce, friendly staff, and fresh-baked pies keep us coming back. Sometimes, we stop both on our way to the beach and again when we drive home. We look forward to their opening in 2026.

Love this spot! We stop every year multiple times to get our peaches, tomatoes, corn and can't…read moreforget the biscuits. Their peach jam is SO good Love the classic market vibe and staff is always friendly. Don't forget to get ice cream at Allie's market - buy a bushel of peaches and get a free ice cream!

The best seafood and prices Good variety of seafood and fish best prices around. Produce is very…read moregood and reasonably priced. If headed to the beach well worth stopping here and stock up for your week.

We love this place. It's a wonderful family owned business selling fresh Produce and great seafood…read more We always stop for the shrimp which are fantastic. We got 5 pounds and they packed them in ice for our trip home. The other seafood is very good and the tuna is super fresh. Stop in and check out this super friendly family business

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.

I believe the man's name that helped us was Elton and I've got to say that man does an amazing job…read more He was very helpful and knowledgeable. Took his time with us but still helping everyone that was there. Made a very welcoming environment. I ended up buying 11 bottles from him. The way the tastings are set up so you can try a small sample with the paper helped my wife and I decide which ones we liked. Keep up the good work man and thanks for the restaurant recommendations for us!

Bottom Line: The flagship Cotton Gin offering cotton linens, clothing, home decor, scented soaps,…read moreand lots of other stuff. The Cotton Gin in Jarvisburg is their flagship store and its huge! It is so big that I think you enter the building in Jarvisburg but by the time you get to the north end of the building you're in Grandy. Ok, maybe that is an exaggeration but this is a delightfully huge store with stairs and ramps throughout and I love that the layout makes me feel like I am hunting for treasures. As a kid I found The Cotton Gin to be very boring but it has been decades since I followed my mother and grandmother around looking at linens and pottery. Now I enjoy taking my time perusing all of the goodies at The Cotton Gin like postcards, art prints, scented soaps, books, souvenirs, home décor, jewelry, Christmas ornaments and such. I like The Cotton Gin so much that I am not beyond visiting multiple locations on the same trip to OBX. Aside from the merchandise, I also like the displays. For starters they have so many traditional and non-traditional vintage display cases. They also have some great displays and their Christmas trees are super fun. I will say that during the prime season of June through August it would be tricky to access the store from Hwy 158 on weekends. The Cotton Gin advertises in the Sunny Day magazine so check that out if you are looking for coupons.

Pops and I stopped here on our day trip. He muttered something about how my sister loves it here…read moreand always has to stop... scented candles and brick-a-brack... women love it... stuck for hours... With that kind of a build up, of course we had to stop. This place is like a Winchester Mystery House, with room connecting to room connecting to room. But the rooms are filled with Christmas dolls and tea towels and Americana galore. I was horrified (it's just not my style, OK?) until I saw a "Pirate Nook" listed on the map. We went right there, grabbed some booty, and got the heck out. Pops was impressed. "That's it, then?" I even got a grin out of him.

Staff are very kind and attentive, and they have a rescue wheelie dog which makes me automatically…read morelove them. The stain glass items (why we made a u-turn to go back to it) are very expensive, I have several pieces from Etsy and one *almost* identical piece was literally 3x the price-but it's a tourist shoppe, so not unexpected. They have antiques going towards the back which seem to go on forever, as well as newer fashion items in front. I bought a couple items to support local, but not the stain glass I came for, unfortunately. Would definitely go back!

Stopped into this antique/glass art store and they had a lot of stuff. Everything was priced as…read moretypical tourist high prices. The young staff lady was nice. I didn't have the feeling of being stalked and watched. If you are looking for man cave automotive signs and tins, go to the back in the old shop. Signs say that you cannot take any pictures so have nothing to show except the outside.

It's a grocery store so there's not much to be said about it. They were well stocked and the…read morecheckout process was fast despite it being a busy move-in weekend. We did come across some thoroughly rotting produce, which was unfortunate. This location also houses a Starbucks, so you can get your caffeine fix while you shop!

Prices are standard, with some offers. Cashiers are very kind, deli people not so much…read more(blatantly ignore you, and walk away from the counter). But the prepared foods are so grossness. We threw the food out and went to bed hungry (Corolla doesn't have a lot of options at night on a Monday). Sandwiches were STALE tasting, something was off, and the chicken we're almost 100% was reheated from the previous day. Tough, dry, just gag. Next time we'll make the drive to Publix in Kitty Hawk.