This is definitely a hidden gem in Eure, NC! This local spot has a beachy theme to it, which I'm an…read moreabsolute sucker for. The food was absolutely delicious! I had the Cali Hippie sandwich, which was the perfect portion for lunch. My mother had the BLT bliss, which looked absolutely delicious! We shared the carrot cake bread for dessert, which was absolutely delicious and can tell it's made with love the lattes were perfection, even with the sugar free options. The service was also on point. My family and I will definitely be back whenever I visit again. Thank you so much for the amazing hospitality .

The service was great! Molly was our waitress and she was very friendly and sweet. Don't let the…read moreoutside fool you, it's super cute and home-ie inside. lol The food was delicious and tasted so fresh!

This lively coffee shop is a fantastic spot for a casual meeting or catching up with a friend. This…read moremorning, it had a vibrant energy. Plenty of folks enjoying their drinks, chatting, and soaking in the atmosphere. I grabbed a seat at one of the larger tables, hopped on the wifi, and ordered a coffee to start the day. Their menu is impressively broad, with a huge selection of coffees and a generous array of breakfast, lunch, and brunch options--everything from baked goods and sandwiches to salads and smoothies. There's truly something for everyone. The wifi worked just fine, and the atmosphere was warm and spirited. It's the kind of place that buzzes with conversation and community. I stayed for about an hour, and it was clear this spot is a local favorite. Can a place be too popular? Maybe--but that's part of its charm. [Review 837 of 2025 - 4267 in North Carolina - 24396 overall]

Great spot to stop for coffee, and if you have time to sit and sip, it's great for that too. Love…read morethe ambiance of the interior. They also have a bunch of cool nic-nacs that make cute gifts; so if you enjoy browsing, this is a good opportunity. Drinks came out quickly. My gf and I loved our oat milk lattes.

Not as good as it used to be me and my wife were jyst here getting breakfast she for a prime rib…read moresandwich I got a Frisco at least My hash browns were warm, the sandwich tasted like they pulled a ham and cheese sandwich out of the fridge and slapped egg on it it was dead cold ill never eat here again, and I don't recommend it

Went thru drive thru 12/7. I ordered ham & cheese. I've seen thicker Pancakes!Definitely NOT worth…read morethe money we paid! We had to pull forward to wait for our food even thoughno one behindus. The fries tasted like they had been sitting there for several hours. If I could give less than 1 star I would!

We stopped here on a whim on our way back to Pennsylvania after a beautiful vacation in Frisco, NC…read more We arrived just in time for their Sunday brunch and we were amazed by the delicious spread. Exceptional quality food for an extremely reasonable price. Most of all the service was incredible. Tammy and Yolanda (Yo-Yo) were so kind and helpful. The fried chicken was seasoned perfectly and everything was delicious! We have pinned this place on the map and plan to stop every time we travel through from now on.

Great food and service! I went after a day at the park and the meal I got was so filling. I…read moredefinitely will be back

I loved my experience here! Will definitely come back. The iced chai latte I ordered was amazing,…read morenot too spicy and just enough sweet. I also got a cinnamon scone and it was delicious! I will definitely be coming back here for a quick breakfast before work! Took some photos to share.

These people always look frazzled. I think having to work the front while simultaneously taking…read moredrive-thru orders is a recipe for said frazzlement. Which may not be a word, but in this case apt. Also you cannot taste the coffee in their espresso-based drinks. It's all too overpowered by the goo and fluff. To be fair, i order my coffee like i belong at Weenie Hut Jr. -but i would like to at least pretend im drinking coffee. I order two extra shots on top of whatever they already put in the drink as a base, and i still get nothing. Also the place feels..off. Like if someone told you what a coffee shop was supposed to be and you tried to emulate that after a speed run at Home Goods. It feels slapped together. The vibe is like..someone tried to make a hospital room cozy. But they are open on Sunday, and later than any of the other town spots. So it does serve in a pinch.

Really great lemon poppy loaf! I got one for $4. Very tasty with nice lemon glaze…read more Lots of yummy looking baked goods in there and friendly staff!

Super cute shop, great service, and amazing sweets! I had an almond cupcake that was everything I'd…read morehoped it would be. Dad got an apple turnover and mom got peanut butter cheesecake. All delicious. Highly recommend.

Stopped in for lunch while in Elizabeth City. Just on the corner of Poindexter and Colonial is this…read morelittle burger spot. It's small inside but relaxing and complements with a little bar. We of course had the burgers and added a side of Brussel sprouts. The burgers were on a nice bun and definitely hand pressed with (our pick) hand cut stake fries. We sat and relaxed while chatting with our server Morgan and discussing areas of interest. We were about to wrap it up and my wife decided she needed to try the peach cobbler! It was warm and had just the right amount of vanilla ice cream. Very good! Everything combined brought this little burger bar to a solid 4 for us. Hope you enjoy it as well!

The only positive thing was the people were working hard- 1 server and 1 cook. They do not offer…read morewhat is advertised on the menu. No steak, no seafood. This was the worst meal we have ever had. A McDonald's hamburger is much better than the burger that we were served. We came from out of town looking forward to the whole dining experience based on the wonderful reviews and it was a massive disappointment all around. The salad was small, missing key ingredients advertised on the menu, chicken portion meager and dry, salad dressing tasted terrible. Even the special seasonal tea was not good. A waste of time and money. Left hungry and wishing we went to a fast food drive- thru instead.

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 :)

On our way home from OBX LOOKING FOR BREAKFAST-Found a little mom n pop place just off the main…read moredrive. (We tried once before just after Covid & they were still closed) VERY FRIENDLY hometown crowd and the coffee kept coming!(ask for Stella's brew for bolder flavor) everything was good, but, ORDER THE FRENCH TOAST!! WE ARRIVED 8:03 Just after they opened, door came 9:01.... Plan on visiting with the locals.

Our party called ahead the day before visiting the restaurant for Wednesday reservations. We were…read moretold to arrive around 9am the next morning. After arriving a few minutes early we were told it would be "a bit" before they could seat us. "A bit" turned out to be more than an hour and even then they sat us at multiple tables throughout the restaurant. After being seated, we were promptly ignored. Fifteen more minutes went by before our sullen, unpleasant server took our drink orders and eventually our breakfast orders. She was not only extremely slow and inattentive, but blatantly disrespectful to one member of our party by rolling her eyes and making gestures when she thought we couldn't see her. Once our order was placed, we waited then waited more. We had decided to leave if our food had not arrived by 12pm and go to Bojangles in Vanceboro, but at 11:50, over three hours after arriving, our food finally showed up. My omelet was enormous and overflowing with ground sausage. It was OK, but would have been better with less sausage. My shredded hash browns were cold. The biscuit that accompanied the omelet was cold and hard. My dining companion liked her french toast, but noted her eggs, though properly prepared over medium, were cold. Same goes for her home fries. However, the buttery syrup, served with her french toast, was served warm and was absolutely amazing. Wow! It made my biscuit edible and was the best part of our meals. The restaurant is attached to a hardware store in a rural part of Craven County. It definitely has a country vibe and was spotless. Incredibly slow and disrespectful service combined with OK-at-best food make it difficult to recommend Voder's Dutch Pantry in any capacity to anyone.

Visiting from out of town. Went in for breakfast on a Monday around 9 am and didn't have to wait to…read morebe seated. The place was rather quiet with a few open tables. The server was attentive, but not overly friendly. The food was enjoyable; with the French Toast being the highlight. The bacon and eggs were good but the biscuits and gravy were rather average; although the portion size was large they were a bit doughy and flat. Pricing and value was good. Food **** Service *** Ambiance *** Cleanliness ***** Value ***** Would I go back? Yes Should you go? Yes, it's worth the visit and experience.

This is not a Dunkin' Donuts. It's some crappy gas station in the middle of nowhere that happens to…read moresell Dunkin coffees that you make yourself. This is false advertisement and should not be allowed. If i wanted to go to some crappy gas station i would've stopped at one on the way.

From the owner: Stop By or Order Ahead with the Dunkin' App. True to our name, we offer 50+ varieties of donuts,…read morebut you can also enjoy dozens of premium beverages, bagels, breakfast sandwiches and other baked goods.