It was a fun time. I was hoping for some pinball machines but none were there. My grandchildren…read moreenjoyed themselves.

We decided to have my 9 year olds party here because it seemed like an easy option. I should have…read moreknown when booking the party was a debacle that the rest would be too. Called to book, was given to the number to the manager at the gun store next door. Called the manager to book who wouldn't book over the phone, why didn't the place where I wanted the party tell me that to begin with? My husband went down to book where we were informed that they will have tables set up but no outdoor food was allowed and no drinks however you could buy their drinks. What's the difference? They want birthday party money without actual birthday parties. Day of we go in to pay and set up and got kicked back out from the managers next door because they weren't open yet. Why didn't the party venue let us in to begin with. Just messy and unorganized. I would suggest taking your money and party elsewhere for a better experience.

They periodically cook, special meals, and they're good. Prices are great. People are friendly.read more

Great hosts, great wine and a nice open place to chat and enjoy the nice NC weather!…read more The service was superb: we could watch the games and just have a good time with families and friends :)

Decided to check out Nightmare Factory with my grandfather. I have to say it exceeded my…read moreexpectations. Actors gave it their all and the staff were amiable. Not the cream of the crop, but not god awful either. Worth a visit if I have to say so myself.

Pretty lackluster this year. Not sure why the inside part was closed or cancelled, but it was…read moreawful, short, just banging noises. 5 minutes after a 40 minute wait new management, short staffed, who knows, but until they figure something out don't waste your money.

There are very few food related activities that are not super expensive or fair food events, so…read morekudos for offering something affordable and fun for locals during the dreary off season. 18 local restaurants; $30; walk DT Morehead City and hear blues and taste appetizer bites...all for a good cause. Feedback: Positives: great organization for the event-- signage and map well done; more than enough food and free beverages at each site; priced right. All entries were edible, wait times almost nonexistent, great venues. Cons: WAY TOO MUCH FRIED FOOD...too much grease for our entire party; way too little variety...short ribs, duck and all rather bland...spice and green/veg it up! ; too much egg roll type stuff--burns your mouth or soggy since this is not a serve at one time event things that were cold like crab salad or sauced were more eater friendly. Kudos to all who offered ethnic fare...I'll even count the nacho since we are so ethnically-deprived here. Lastly, turn down the music...several were WAY too loud we could not even have a discussion inside. Make improvements and we will return!

I had the spinach dip and the wings. The food was delicious. I will order from them again.read more

Sorry,I was not impressed with this place! First time in Jacksonville visiting. 1. Walked in and…read morethe ambiance was depressing, dark and the AC was so loud and on full blast. We had to move from our seats. 2. Service was very good and the lady was very pleasant. She explained that they haven't been open very long. 3. I ordered the fried flounder. Could tell it had been in the freezer too long. Not fresh tasting at all!! On top of that, it was overly fried. Hard. Ask for a side of garlic bread and it was BURNT! Husband snacked on the fish just to have something to eat. Sorry, strongly they make some improvements in order to stay in business.

Maritime was a great little place with lots of history. The exhibits were well done and easy to…read morefollow. It was easy to read off to a 7 year old for homeschooling history class!

The North Carolina Maritime Museum has free admission. You need to find parking somewhere in town…read moreas there is not a parking lot for visitors. It was really busy on my last visit likely because people were seeking the air conditioning. My main focus was to see the additions from the conservation lab in Greenville to the Queen Anne's Revenge exhibit. I know how long of a process it is to recover and preserve the remnants. Beaufort's location on the coast has a lot of history, besides learning about the pirates, you can learn about the shipwrecks and life-saving stations, lighthouses and the Fresnel lens, the Rachel Carson Reserve, commercial fishing, whales, surfing and other recreational activities. The museum does a great job showcasing the town's history with the interactive displays. They even have a scavenger hunt sheet for the children. The library was closed to the public on my visit. If you are in Beaufort or nearby, the museum is worth a visit.

The History Museum of Carteret County showcases the history of Carteret County. There is a large…read morefree parking lot when you arrive. A small fee is charged for admission. I think it was $2 or $3. You can learn about the county from the beginning; Confederate spy Emeline Pigott; Pirates; Off Shore Fishing; The Warriors Gallery honors those from World War II to the present wars are some of what you will see. You can read the history; watch videos; and see the artifacts. A large genealogist library is in the back of the museum where you can get assistance with your research on your family tree. Make sure to check out the gift shop before you leave.

The History Place is a museum located in Morehead City, NC devoted to the history of Carteret…read moreCounty from the early settlers to recent times. Inside are clothing by military soldiers, fishing nets, old sewing machines, baby rocker and more. The History Place also has a nice research area where you could look up past families. A nice time is to be had here. http://www.thehistoryplace.org