What a beautiful week to be in the OBX your week is almost over so today would be a great tour day with your family let's chat about what you will see on tour for 2 hours on the 4wd beaches
Call 252~207~0511

"Good fences make good neighbors."

Our tour guide extraordinaire, Ezra, snagging the "locals" hanging out on a Tuesday morning.

You had me at "Burrata" 😍 Today's #burrata features blueberry lemon gastrique, arugula, fresh blueberries and strawberries, pickled onions, and hazelnuts finished with basil oil
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#burratalover #burratalove #fromage #cheeselover #obxtrio #summerflavors

Reuben Tuesday, Fried Dill Pickle Chips Appetizer, Maryland Crab Soup, Spanish Mackerel, Collards, Mash Potatoes and Gravy and Sea Scallops for Tonight's Special!😋

We got rocked!
We just love our custom art shell--thank you!
Feelin' all the feels from OBX "Rocks"!

Boat Strike -- There was a severe case of a dolphin versus an outboard boat propeller recently in Nags Head and the animal died from its wounds. The photo of the carcass, taken on June 30, was too gruesome to publish.
If you’re going boating along the Outer Banks, please read up on the important information listed below so you can avoid a boat strike of a dolphin, manatee or sea turtle.
😎 Wear polarized sunglasses which help reduce glare and make these animals easier to see
🛥 Vessel operators should designate a wildlife spotter to keep an eye out for marine life
🐬 Keep your boat 50 yards away from dolphin, manatee and sea turtles
⚓️ If you find yourself less than 50 yards away from a marine animal, remember these three tips:
1. Use no-wake speed and put your engine in neutral
2. Don't expect these marine animals to move out of your way, instead, move away from them slowly
3. Make sure the animal is a safe distance away before starting your propeller
(Photo courtesy Brookfield Zoo Chicago's Sarasota Dolphin Research Program, NMFS Scientific Research Permit No. 15543)

Happy summer, everyone! The island is buzzing, and we’re thrilled to see so many of you enjoying the season. Reservations aren’t always required, but they’re the best way to secure a table with minimal wait time. Just a quick reminder: we’re closed today, Tuesday. We’ll reopen tomorrow at 5:00 PM and serve dinner until 9:00 PM. From 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, we’re typically at full capacity, but after 8:00 PM, it’s usually easier to snag a table.
P.S. As of 6:00 AM today, Wednesday is already approaching full capacity, and Thursday and Friday are filling up fast. Book soon to secure your spot! Hope to see you soon!