Extensive menu ,good value, and delicious food. Had a wonderful experience there. I believe it's…read moreBYOB.

Just had the Greek salad with Chicken. Fantastic salad and large as well. It was more of a…read morechopped Greek salad which tasted fantastic. Definitely worth reordering.

This bike tour was AWESOME! My husband & I went on a date…read moreon the Hidden Beaufort tour & really enjoyed ourselves. Liz is fun & very informative. Can't wait to go back for another ride!

We had a fantastically delicious tour with Betsy in Beaufort! If you want to know more about this…read morequaint and beautiful town, while sampling foods at the locals' favorite spots--- the culinary walking tour is a must. It was wonderful spending over 3+ hours, walking through a progressive food experience. Appetizers first at Finz (fresh- catch tacos)...then Front Street Grill for lunch...Clawson's for huge desserts....and all with the best tour guide providing us the rich history and folklore of Beaufort. We will definitely come back for a few more of her tours--so much fun, learning and eating all rolled into one!

Food was good and service was good. We love angel hair noodles and these were great! The garlic…read morebread was a little bland and nothing special but we loved everything else.

This place is a hidden gem!!!! we will come from the outskirts of Beaufort to eat here! Just bypass…read morethe drag make it right on 20th St. and then find this spot!!!! Great food great family running the place!!!! So obviously service was and is great! Also if you want to just stop in for a premium beverage, the bar is as welcoming and the restaurant area!!!! Seeeeee ya soon! If you are just here visiting stop in for some good Italian cuisine!!!

My wife and I were looking for something different than the typical seafood type restaurants a lot…read moreof the tourists will flock to. A quick google search had this as one of the top Italian restaurants, so we knew we'd have to try it and we weren't disappointed. Service was really great! Sat immediately and our waitress took our order relatively quick. While we waited the owner(I'm assuming) came by and talked to my kids and greeted us. Food was really good and the portions were enormous - we were leaving to drive home the next morning, so taking leftovers wasn't really a practical option, but if we had a few more days, we would have totally taken all the food back to the house. Parking is sort of tough but not awful. I loved the feel of the restaurant too. Felt very much Italian Overall, we found a really solid restaurant and we will absolutely be back!

We tried this restaurant for the first time last night with another couple and were really hoping…read morefor a nice Italian dinner. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing for all of us, especially given the high prices. I ordered the chicken Parmesan. The chicken was extremely thin with very heavy breading and honestly tasted like a frozen chicken patty. The red sauce lacked flavor, and the side pasta was unusual--small round noodles that reminded me of canned SpaghettiOs, with water sitting at the bottom of the bowl. We were expecting something more traditional like linguine. My husband ordered the shrimp Parmesan and had a very similar experience with heavy breading, bland sauce, and the same pasta side. My husband is a retired Marine Corps food service officer, so we do appreciate good Italian cooking, and this meal simply didn't meet expectations. Our friend ordered the veal piccata and expected it to be breaded, but it was not and the dish was quite different from what she anticipated. She also received the same pasta side. Her husband ordered the baked ziti, which he said was just okay. On a positive note, our waitress Holly was very kind and attentive. Overall, none of us left particularly impressed. With the prices being on the higher side, we were expecting a much better meal. We won't return.

We love this pizza so much. We live out of state but come to the area each year. Our tradition is…read moreto come the night before we leave for home. We get a cheese and pep to eat there and a whole pie to go to eat the next day on the long drive home. It doesn't look like anything super special, but don't let that fool you. The crust is perfectly crunchy on the bottom with a few bubbles on the top. I'd say we fight over the bubble pieces but everyone knows Mom gets first dibs. The sauce isn't sweet but it is wonderfully seasoned. Don't get me started on the cheese and pepperoni. It's so good. We also enjoy the antipasto salad as a side to the pie. If you are looking for a great pizza place, don't take our word-check it out.

We got a cheese pizza and a Stromboli. They were both good. The service was really good and the…read moreprice was decent. It's very family friendly. Good place to grab a quick pizza.

"There! His Majesty can now read my name without glasses. And he can double the reward on my head!"…read more-John Hancock "If there is a bedrock principle underlying the First Amendment, it is that the government may not prohibit the expression of an idea simply because society finds the idea itself offensive or disagreeable." - Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan Standing directly in front of the Carteret County Courthouse, these displays remind visitors and employees (and judges!) of the founding documents that set up the rule of law in the United States of America. Unveiled in 2024 and near the Veterans Memorial, the Beaufort display is designed to be both educational and inspirational. Local leaders praised the installation for its potential to deepen civic understanding, especially among students. These are full-scale replicas of the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. And while they might be hard to read in this specific setting (online is awesome), they remain the most important documents, an "experiment entrusted to the hands of the American people" (so said George Washington). The three from North Carolina who signed the United States Constitution in 1787 are highlighted - William Blount, Richard Dobbs Spaight and Hugh Williamson. [Review 892 of 2025 - 4314 in North Carolina - 24449 overall]

Food and beverages were excellent as was the service and they have a smoke shop right across the…read morestreet if you done eating before the group you can walk over and check it out as well. Great atmosphere and place to hangout with locals and the visitors like Big Rock fishing tournament getting the season started this year.

I ordered 2 BYO pizzas for take out. One of the pizzas I wanted shrimp and clams. After putting in…read moreall my info..card, name, email, and phone number we patiently waited 30 minutes to go across town to pick them up. Upon getting back home I noticed the pizza had no clams but was replaced with ham. I ordered this via website so it wasn't miscommunication. When I called the guy said he would remake the pizza but they were out of clams. Mind you this one pizza was totaled at $38 or so because it was seafood. He declined to refund my pizza!!! I was so upset he finally just hung up. I paid $80 for 2 pizzas and gave 15% tip for take out and he had nothing to offer me. That charged full price even though they were out of a topping. Don't say anything at pick up, no phone call, no email. I WILL NEVER eat here again and I will be sure to tell as many people as I can about my experience

Not accommodating for all vehicles. Our group chartered a bus to get the group there on October…read more4th, 2025. A total of 51 ladies in this church group. No place to park the bus. Really? We existed on the side of the main road and got off the bus as quickly as possible. When the bus returned we were told we had to move. Four police officers walked by, and one officer made her concern know insisting that we move because one lane will not be closed. There were still two lanes and the traffic kept moving. It was enough road for the outer lane to shift over and the enter lane to shift over with no backed up or stalled traffic. The traffic never stop. We moved but had to fine a way to pick up three other passengers, so the driver circled the block on the left side and we were able to wait at the stop light until they crossed the street to get on the bus. There were no vehicles behind us at the stop light as we waited for them. We then left NC Seafood Festival with a mindset of not returning at all. We had a parking problem in 2024, our bus found parking at the Police station, sad. There was another bus and they had the same problem, no where to park. This year , 2025 the same problem, no where to park the bus. The Seafood Festival does not accommodate all groups. Only if you are driving a smaller vehicle is accommodating. The officer was not friendly or understanding even though she may have been doing her job. Well, the other three officers response was like it was no problem because they could see that we were leaving. If this event is for the public and open to all, then please accommodate all, small vehicles or large like a chartered bus. No plans to return.

Went to the festival today with the kiddos. Parking ranged from free, 5- 10 dollars. No ATMs near…read morethe event, which was a downside if you didn't bring cash. Although it rained earlier in the day before we arrived, it was not raining while we were there. Sunday the 4th 2015. To us it was perfect not many people decide to go out in the rain. The food... ugh fried everything. I even went into a few restourants and NO ONE had raw oysters on the half shell. Seafood festival without raw oysters? Needless to say we walked out spending nothing on food, thank god i would have gained 20 pounds just holding the food. We bought postcards from a local store and called it a day after being there for 30 minutes.