This is a great 7-11 - been coming to the outer banks for 35 years so we know our 7-11 s - used to…read morego to the one in Nags head at 158 and 64 but it has really slipped in the past couple of years - manteo always has fresh coffee and well stock snacks and the actually seem to appreciate your business

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Delicious seafood here! They get their seafood from the Seafood Store next door...I have enjoyed…read morethe grouper and coleslaw here twice!

We love stopping at Whites and enjoy the fried grouper sandwiches. They are also served grilled…read morewhich is a great option too! The little cafe in the back is nice to eat in but takeout is wonderful too. This is a welcome surprise in a service station!

Especially if you're from somewhere in the mid-Atlantic, you've come to expect that 24/7/365 you…read morecan always find a place open for a few necessaries be it a Wawa, Sheetz, Royal Farms, Rutter's, etc. If you're in the OBX in the offseason, good luck with that as no such place exist and all groceries stores will be closed by 10pm at the latest. The only exceptions are the two 7-11s on the island. If you're staying in the Nags Head area, this unfortunately, is your horse. Typical small sized 7-11 from the 80's that I guess has most of what you could want for a late night trip with a few notes. * Very small parking lot. Maybe 6 spaces and yes this place can get "crowded" in the offseason let alone what it must look like in July. * Complete non-existent customer service. Both times I went in the same guy was in the back doing ?? while on his phone taking a personal call and never broke stride with that call when he eventually graced me (plus others waiting for him) with his presence to ring up transactions. * Watch out for expired items. They currently have a bottle of their generic 7-11 brand Nyquil in the first aisle for sale that expired 13 months ago. They also have a few other cold remedies in that same area already expired or close to it. * Watch out for items priced as X that will ring up as Y. That pint of ice cream might say $5.99 but it could ring up as $8.99. Attempting to mention it to employee on his phone gets you ignored or eventually he snaps that the price is the price and he doesn't make them. Allllrighty then. So yes, come if you must and/or if what you need is very basic but as long as it's before closing time, make the trip to the Food Lion right up the road. More choices, much better pricing and at least you won't be disturbing someone into doing their job. Pass.

Bottom Line: A convenience store in busy Whalebone Junction with plenty of drinks and snacks but…read moreno gas station. This 7-11 is located in Nags Head in an area known as Whalebone Junction. It is close to where the beach road (NC Hwy 12), the bypass (Interstate 158) and Interstate 64 meet so it's a convenient stop for many people passing through the area looking for snacks, refreshments, bait or even beach gear. This store is relatively old and dated. Even though there is not a gas station location at this store it can be busy in the summer give its location.

Really nice little beach store…read more Very well stocked with items - almost anything you'll need while here - as well as a nice deli in the back for fresh items. We stopped in on our way to meet my mom and her friends who are renting one of the cottages just behind the store. We easily found parking and found the various little items my mom needed for the picnic/bbq inside. I grabbed a fresh spinach salad from the back area for $6.99 and it was delicious! So glad I did... tons of spinach, fresh fruits, cheese, sesame seeds and some really good ranch dressing. It was a huge portion for only $6.99 and if I had to come back, I'd grab the chicken Cobb salad for $8.99 without even hesitating. They have some snacks, drinks, ice cream and everything else up front as well as a small coffee bar. Friendly gals working inside made the whole experience very pleasant. Note - no public restrooms!

Bottom Line: Selling groceries, bait, beach gear and souvenirs in Nags Head's Whalebone Junction…read morefor decades. Cahoon's Market has been in business for what seems like forever and I always seem to make at least one trip there each time I'm in Nags Head. Typically I like to go to Cahoon's to buy stamps, mail postcards and get Nags Head gear. I feel like Cahoons is the only place in the Outer Banks where I can actually get a tshirt and other apparel that says Nags Head versus OBX, which I fully appreciate. I think most people probably visit Cahoon's to do a little grocery shopping or pick up a deli meal at the counter. For me, I mostly like to look at the stuff like games, sunscreen, and souvenirs. But I do tend to eye up ice cream and beer here too! Until recently I didn't realize that the deli actually has quality Boar's Head meats. I visited Cahoon's most recently during COVID and I appreciate that they are taking the pandemic seriously. When I visited they were providing hand sanitizer upon entry an requiring masks. Service was friendly .

Tried to buy a $1 Big Gulp and brought the wrong size of cup to the counter, with my chips. They…read moreboth said Big Gulp. After the ring up and using my rewards number, it rang up more than $1.00. I told the clerk I didn't want the wrong size, but they insisted I had to buy the wrong drink. I said " no" and the clerk forced me out of the store. Who are these people and where's the customer service?

Bottom Line: A busy 7-Eleven located between the beach road and bypass offering gas, snacks, bait…read moreand beachy stuff. I love a good fountain soda and 7-Eleven is a good place for that so I usually stop in here a few times in the summer for an icy cold diet Coke. For the most part, this store is your typical 7-Eleven - drinks, snacks, lottery tickets, bags of ice and such. Given their proximity to the beach they also sell some beach gear and bait. The gas station includes eight pumps with both gasoline and diesel on them. They also have an air pump and vacuum that takes quarters, Apple pay or credit cards.

Before we started out for our day we needed to grab some drinks, and maybe snacks for our long car…read moreride ahead of us. We should have stopped at the many other places before getting here, but knowing that the choices moving forward was going to be far and few in between. To get the housekeeping out of the way. This place has Shell gas. Multiple pumps. Central, small convenience store. Best to use pay at pump here. We weren't here for fuel, but we wanted to grab some drinks and small snacks. The selection here is limited and it is tight. Hopefully you don't come here when there are more than three people trying to get something. I just wanted something to drink and it was nearly impossible to do. I had to wait until someone passed by before I could open the cooler before I could grab my drink. I bypassed the snacks because there wasn't much to select from. Paying was easy, I did have to ask for a receipt as the cashier was just taking them and throwing them in the trash.

Oompa Loompa doompadee doo, whether you like it or not, I've got another gas station review for…read moreyou. It's time for the ol' trusty default three star Yelp gas station check list: Good price? Well, back over Christmas week this place went from $3.16 to sub. $3.00 in a week and is now well over $3.00 so I guess it's all relative. Did I trip over any random tire shards, radiator parts or left behind wing nuts? No, the fueling area was clean as a whistle and smelling like a rose plus they had plenty of washer fluid in their outside containers which I more than helped myself to. (Burp!) Easy on/off to the highway/road of my choosing? Couldn't be any easier later at night to get off/on 158 but I would imagine in season it would be a suicide mission to try and turn left into the station when coming north. Human intervention needed? Not a chance. Three star gas station bliss achieved!