Today we still have some French Dips and Soft Shells if you missed out yesterday. Flounder, Crab Soup, Green Beans and Yellow Rice. Sea Scallops and Fried Oysters for Tonight's Special!😋

Employee Spotlight: Chef Eli!
Originally from Reston, Virginia, Chef Eli has been with us for just under a year—10 months of incredible food, great execution, and top-tier professionalism. She’s made a huge impact on both our Red Sky Café, Red Sky Catering, and Chefs on Call teams.
From elegant plates to mean margaritas (yes, she’s got serious cocktail game too 🍸), Chef Eli brings passion, precision, and creativity into everything she does.
Chef Wes has nothing but great things to say about her leadership, work ethic, and talent—and we couldn’t agree more. We’re fortunate to have such a dedicated professional on our team.
Here’s to you, Chef Eli—you make us better every day. 🙌

Saturday Employee Spotlight: Laura! 🎤🌊
The sun’s out and so is our spotlight—shining bright on Laura, a North Carolina native from Goldsboro with a heart full of music and a deep love for the beach! 🎶💛
When she’s not singing or songwriting, you can probably find her soaking up salty air and sunshine by the shore—because that’s her happy place (same, girl, same).
We’re so lucky to have this talented, beach-loving ray of light on the team—she brings calm, creativity, and kindness wherever she goes!✨

Funny night with Gnarly Charley and JB2 visiting. If you're watching Shark Week tonight the Discovery Channel, you'll see Charley too!

"What do tour guides do on their days off?" she asked, "they go look for horses and sunsets!" and, boy did she find them.

Our tour guide extraordinaire, Cheryl "Shorty" Short, happened upon this harem on Sunday around twilight. "The horses were really struggling with the biting flies," she added, which is often why they head to the surf's relief of saltwater and breezes. She shares this incredible footage, though it can be frustrating to watch as they do their best to deal with the unyielding flies.

But "Shorty"'s happy to report that the winds shifted east the following morning, and the harems returned to languishing in the beautiful, beachy evenings of Corolla.