we recommend stella's cafe for anyone driving through plymouth. the sandwiches were delicious and…read morethey kindly accommodated our large group shortly before closing.

Stopped by on our way home from the outer banks. Cute place, delicious with good service. Got the…read moreSunday fish special and was very happy, and they were able to accommodate vegans :)

We had such an amazing experience! The view was amazing as was the food! The staff were very…read morepleasant and helpful. We were able to interact with the owners who were so friendly! The coffee was also excellent. Will definitely visit again when I'm in town!

Nice atmosphere and view of the river but the food and service were not great. We had to wait an…read morehour for our food, they forgot one of the sandwiches, and somehow put the ketchup on directly on the inside of the bun underneath the hot dog?? They did mention they had a new chef so maybe things will get better.

I don't like summer collards. Like my granddaddy, I prefer them after the winter frost has taken a…read morelick at them. Even so, I enjoyed a tasty plate of collards right here at the beginning of July on Friday. I did doctor them up with a generous application of Texas Pete...vinegar + heat. Makes perfect sense if you like it spicy! The plate also had potato salad and ham, with 2 expertly made 1/2 & 1/2 iced teas. If you like collards and you like potato salad and you like ham...then get your rear in gear on some Friday and order up a plate of southern soul food at its best! Did I mention the hush puppies? No? It's cause I ate them all! Don't even need butter! I'm no fan of the corn sticks tho, but I don't like those from anywhere. Can't wait for the first frost later this year! King Chicken offers down home old school friendly no frills service, and while it's not an eat-in restaurant, I don't mind snagging a plate and heading back to the house to give thanks and partake.

Made the drive to Washington to try this famous local spot - the building itself is pretty rundown,…read moreparking spots a bit limited. You order at the window and wait to hear your name hollered. The young lady that placed our order was not friendly. Period. Borderline rude and made it pretty clear she didn't want to be at work. Onto the food - the fried chicken was good, the corn nuggets very yummy. Didn't care for the potato salad. The yellow cake with chocolate frosting was average, didn't finish it. Not sure we'd eat here again.

They think that a baked sub is done in a microwave oven not a oven set at 450°…read moreMicrowave doesn't make it crispy, makes it rubber, otherwise the food is good.

Stopped by around dinner time and they were out of nearly everything we ordered. On our way back…read morefrom the beach, we were looking for a place to eat dinner. We searched Apple Maps for nearby restaurants and found Champs. When we arrived we were surprised to see that it was part of a gas station. This was fine and we parked and walked inside. A few other customers were waiting for their order. We chose what we wanted and placed the order on the kiosk. I love ordering kiosks as it is easy to view the menu and place the order. You don't pay at the kiosk, but at the cashier. After waiting a while, the employee behind the display case informed us that they were out of most of what we ordered. We had noticed the empty spaces in the display case, but expected they would be refilled. We were open to alternatives, but there wasn't enough to choose from. This was surprising as we arrived around 6 pm and they close at 7 pm. I guess go earlier if you want to eat here. We decided to pass on the food and ate at Bojangles. Luckily we hadn't paid yet. This may be a reasonable place to eat if you also need gas and/or convenience store items. I can't speak on the taste or quality of the food. The gas station is easy to locate and has ample parking.

We came here on our anniversary! Absolutely amazing food!!! Amazing service. Amazing vibes all…read morearound. Our waitress Michelle was the most helpful and thoughtful person we have had on our trip so far. We will be coming back here every time we come. Ps. Get the crab cakes Also ps. If you don't like crab get the pasta.

Came here for the wine tasting experience and don't really feel like we got our money's worth. It…read morewas very educational but the pours were very small and the cheese board that was included was good but small as well.

After 5 years, I'm 100% biased, but in my opinion this is a must eat in OBX. Great breakfast. Chill…read morevibes. Close to the beach. There is no other way to start your day. Pro Tip: Timing is key here. Come early or be prepared to wait.

Stopped here for some much needed food after a 12 hour drive from Indiana with my wife and 2 girls…read more Came for the decent prices and great reviews. Atmosphere was great. Our service was great. But the food, sub par. Soft drinks were "odd" for lack of better word. So I returned it for a beer cause, why not. Sweet tea was so sweet that we had to dilute it with water. We can handle that. The food would have been great, had they used ANY SEASONING at all. Everything tasted as tho the kitchen lost all S&P privileges. I had the prime rib w/ au jus. Meat was tender and onions cooked nicely. But it definitely didn't match the description which was something like "on a hoagie bun topped with garlic and butter." It was not. Which would have really helped carry the no seasoning deal. Au jus, had great potential, just no flavor. I ended up eating the meat alone and left the bread. Wife got the Reuben. Which was overall ok. Much more flavor than mine. But only bc of the sauerkraut. Oldest daughter got the BYO burger, with cheese and pickle. The burger was clearly a frozen patty from the store. As clearly defined by the shape of the patty. She ate half and the other half sits in the fridge as I type, from 2 nights ago. (I usually eat all the leftovers) I leave this review in hopes that the management and kitchen staff will start to properly season their food. Arts has great potential. But not without seasoning!

My son and I recently moved to this area and walk alot and we have walked by this place many…read moretimes...well today we went in and OMG!!! The ladies behind the counter making the food beyond polite! The one lady literally told us the menu so my son and I ordered biscuits with bacon egg and cheese...they even gave us fresh out of the oven biscuits!! The sandwiches were out of this world delicious!! My son and I will def be going back to try more!! Thank you ladies of moms grill for a great breakfast!!!

The biscuits are HUGE; the size of a man's fist. The cheese in them is a huge chunk of melted…read morecheese (cheddar, I think) and they are fluffy and delicious! This place is literally inside a currently operating convenience store but it has 4 little booths to sit in after you order. There is no menu posted but just ask the nice lady (big Cowboys fan) behind the counter as there's a lot of items to pick from: sausage, ham, bacon, eggs, pork chop, etc. You pay at the register of the convenience store and those people are just as friendly and nice.

The shrimp tacos were excellent!!! Great tavern style atmosphere. It helped that we were there…read moreon a beautiful day!

A Hidden Gem Inside 1718 Brewing…read more- Must-Try! Marauder's Kitchen just took over the food space at 1718 Brewing Company, and we were so pleasantly surprised by how fantastic their food is! Yesterday I had the oyster po' boy with coleslaw-perfectly fried oysters, fresh toppings, and a flavorful remoulade that brought it all together. Today I came back for the fish tacos with pineapple and slaw, and they're equally delicious-fresh, light, and full of flavor. The portions are generous, everything tastes incredibly fresh, and the menu pairs perfectly with the beer from 1718. The team was friendly and welcoming, and the whole place has that laid-back island charm. If you're in Ocracoke --don't miss this place. We'll definitely be back!

We went to Bum's in June for a relative's high school graduation party. The fried chicken was…read moreexcellent! The rutabagas were delicious, & without the addition of a bunch of sugar that would ruin them. Perfectly seasoned! My mom had not eaten there in decades, She used to go frequently when she taught at Chicid, & remembers Miss Shirley fondly. Even though I grew up nearby, I don't recall having eaten there as a girl. Boy have I been missing out! Can't wait to return soon and have another generous helping of delicious rutabagas! It does remind me of so many of the mom & pop restaurants that used to oeooer the ENC. I frequented them with my parents, aunts, uncles, cousins & friends. If you're tired of big corporate cookie cutter restaurant chains, with food that all tastes the same, would like some traditional, sit down, old school charm, & a chance to slow down & revel in the nostalgia, I can without reservation suggest a trip to Bum's. Sooner rather than later. They'll welcome you out of the heat with a tall icy glass of their best sweet iced tea...and you'll know you're right where you're supposed to be!

Worth the drive from Raleigh for the butter beans and collards alone. Best d**n butter beans ever…read more Bum's is a visit back to an earlier day when meats n threes ruled eastern Carolina. Regulars are addressed by name and people genuinely want to know how your day is. It's a meat n twos now but plates include all the usual suspects plus a daily special. Two sides and corn sticks, cornbread, or rolls are included. Prices are very reasonable. There's both street parking and a small lot, in addition to a drive-thru window. Not fancy, but seriously good. You won't go wrong with any of the sides.

On my way home from Raleigh to the beach, I stopped by to pick up chicken-can't not stop at Golden…read moreSkillet! It was so good. Friendly service from the cashier as well. A must visit is passing thru.

The drive thru staff? Horrible with the exception of the veteran staff working there for years …read more Cashier arguing otp and at customers. It's an ongoing issue.