Kill Devil Hills Restaurants

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    Awful Arthur's Oyster Bar: Be prepared to wait, even off season!

    by tpangelinan Updated Oct 18, 2003 1355 reviews

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    The locals even eat here

    Outer banks popular since 1984.
    They do not take reservations, so hurry up and wait is the theme of this trip, but the great food, friendly service and reasonable prices make up for the wait!
    I had a steamed seafood combination, about $16.99, and it was wonderful! We had a party of 8 people, and no one left hungry or disappointed!

    Favorite Dish: Try a steamed seafood combination! Everyone in our party was getting "Awful on Awesome Arthur's (the drink of the house! ;-)! Two of these seemed to 'put away' (he he) even the expert drinker!

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    Jolly Roger Restaurant & Bar: We had breakfast here, and went back for more!

    by tpangelinan Updated Oct 18, 2003 1355 reviews

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    I'm hungry!

    One of the oldest restaurants on the beach. Great food, great prices, we only had breakfast here, but we had it two mornings in a row, and both mornings, the coffee was fresh and good, and the service was quick. Prices were great!
    Open 6am to 1am!!

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    Chilli Peppers: Look for the Red Horse

    by grandmaR Updated Dec 15, 2004 6478 reviews

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    collage -food, sign, menu

    It was noon, and I was hungry, but I had a toothache. We drove all the way back from Bodie Island to Southern Shores looking for a place which had soft food so I could eat something. I finally decided on Chilli Peppers in Kill Devil Hills.

    The picture has some of the T-shirts that are for sale, the top of the lunch menu (with the red bar across the top), the specials menu for the day, and our food in it.

    There was interesting metal sculptures outside, so while Bob was paying, I went out and photographed them. In addition they also had one of the winged horse statues (like London had cows, and Calvert County had sea horses, and Norfolk has mermaids and D.C. has pandas). This one was red. We've also seen one that is painted like a zebra.

    Favorite Dish: I had the $6.95 pasta special (bowties with chicken) and Bob had 2 chicken tacos for $7.00. We both got enormous plates of food. The total bill was $18.85 which is more than we usually spend for lunch, but Bob could only eat one of his tacos (the taco was dinner plate size) and I didn't eat all mine either. So we got the rest boxed up to go. Bob had the foresight to put the cooler in the trunk in case we got some food.

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    Bob's Grill: Eat and Get the Hell Out

    by grandmaR Updated Apr 4, 2011 6478 reviews

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    Bob's Grill from the highway

    I took this picture because my husband's name is Bob, and because of the motto. It was too far from where we were staying for us to come down here for dinner, and we were never in the area at lunchtime either.

    I have copied parts of a review from the website listed.

    Open every day all year. Closed from 2:30 to 5:00 P.M. daily

    Favorite Dish: "Bob serves big, cheap breakfasts all year seven days a week, until 2:30 P.M. -- and that's hard to find around here. The blueberry pancakes are big enough to cover the entire plate. Eggs are made any way you want, and the hash browns flavored with onions and peppers are some of the best around... Owner Bob McCoy cooks much of the food himself. A hot lunch special is available every day. You can't leave town without trying Bob's No. 1 seller -- Philly steak and cheese. Dinners feature the biggest cuts of prime rib on the Outer Banks, Cajun beer batter-dipped shrimp, and fresh mahimahi caught just offshore. .. Save room for the hot fudge brownie dessert. .. McCoy's well-known gruff motto, "Eat and get the hell out," has obviously not offended any ...everything can be ordered for takeout."

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    Van's Pizza: The First Pizza on the Beach.

    by grandmaR Written May 4, 2005 6478 reviews

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    Church and parking lot

    There are two restaurants here at the same address. Van's Pizza and The Circle Restaurant. I know nothing about either of them. I took the picture because of the colorful car parked in the church parking lot next door.

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    Basnight's Lone Cedar: Freshest Seafood on the Island

    by HYDOLA Written Oct 23, 2002 5 reviews

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    Casual, beautiful setting on the sound, excellent sevice, and the absolute freshest seafood you will find. The rest of the menu (chicken ,steaks, etc., is just as wonderful.

    Favorite Dish: The Mixed Grill.
    A Filet, Grilled Chicken and a large piece of marinated Tuna, done to perfection.

    The soft shell crabs are outstanding also.

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    George's Junction: Best Seafood and Buffet

    by amybeachbum Updated Mar 19, 2003 2 reviews

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    Nice candlelit tables,friendly service and the largest and best seafood buffet!

    Favorite Dish: Love the huge tasty crab legs,garlic mashed potatoes,stuffed flounder with crab meat,hush puppies and the lemon pie for dessert mmmmm!

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    Pigman's Barbecue: Pigman's Barbecue

    by b1bob Updated Aug 2, 2006 2335 reviews

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    Pigman's Bar-B-Que
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    Their hush puppies are out of this world. For those of y'all who have never heard of hush puppies, they are fried balls of cornbread. The good ones, like these, have onions mixed in the batter.

    Favorite Dish: Pork barbecue platter with baked beans and their own recipe for hush puppies has become a tradition for the first night in the Outer Banks.

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    Weeping Radish Brewery &...

    by yallerhammer Updated Aug 24, 2002 28 reviews

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    Weeping Radish Brewery & Restaurant
    The food is authentic german. The beer is brewed in the german fashion, using german rules. The service and food was excellent. We ate there (Kitty Hawk) twice.

    Favorite Dish: Bauernwurst Sausages, Bratwurst Sausages, & Munich Burger were all excellent.

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    Stack'Em High: Pancakes & So...

    by yallerhammer Written Aug 24, 2002 28 reviews

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    Stack'Em High: Pancakes & So Forth.
    Ordering. You choose your drink and mabye some fruit. Procede to the end of the line where you place your order and pay. You then have a seat and they bring it to you. Very friendly service.

    Favorite Dish: Pancakes, what else?

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