2025 Grocery & Food Stores Guide

Tea lovers will feel right at home at this charming shop that has plenty of flavor for Outer Banks foodies. Abbi's Teas & Things is a fun destination for anyone on the hunt for unique and flavorful gifts, thanks to its wide assortment of loose-leaf teas, varying accompaniments, and so much more.

A shop full of souvenirs, food, clothing with special services, too.

When you ask locals in the Nags Head area where to get local seafood, they’ll almost certainly recommend Austin’s, not only because the market has been in business since 1960, but also because it sells only “fresh from the net” fish at great prices. Owned by a native fishing family, the market is the real deal, not some fancy store that happens to sell fish.  An excellent selection of fresh seasonal fish and shellfish is available to choose from ---- depending on the time of year ---- including shrimp, clams, sea scallops, red snapper, swordfish, rockfish, mahi-mahi, grouper, tuna and flounder. There’s even a lobster tank to pick from for a fresh lobster meal.  An extensive take-out menu offers entire seafood meals of steamed or fried fish with sides of macaroni and cheese,hush puppies,cole slaw and potato salad. Soup, sandwiches, beer and wine are also available. Seafood is inspected regularly by the Health Department and the FDA.

Bacchus Wine & Beer Bistro is a great stop for a wide variety of tasty treats. Create a meal from their selections or take home a great bottle of wine and one or more of their tempting cheeses! Gourmet is the watchword here. You will enjoy choosing as much as browsing through their selections, which includes Angus steaks, desserts, Thuman’s deli meats, and homemade sandwiches.

This small convenience store in the heart of Nags Head has become a bit of a local landmark all its own, thanks to its unforgettable name and its coveted merchandise, as well as its selection of great breakfast and deli fare. Biscuits N' Porn may not be a traditional stop on an Outer Banks vacation, but it lures in locals and tourists alike with its distinctive moniker, and its daily helping of homemade biscuits and other tasty grub which is easy to enjoy on the go.

A full service fishing marina and ship's store. 

A friendly staff and small town atmosphere makes this well-equipped grocery store a pleasure to shop at, and many visitors come regularly on their annual vacation. Situated on the oceanfront next to Jennette’s Pier, this local family-owned market has been in business for more than 50 years. This is a great place to pick up fresh-made sandwiches, snacks and salads for a picnic lunch at the beach, or on your way to go fishing all day at Oregon Inlet.  Cold drinks, beer and good selection of wine and quality meat are also available here, as well as gourmet cheeses and fixings. There’s even fresh local produce for sale. You can also purchase bait and tackle, and pick up a nice beach souvenir at the gift shop.

Candy & Cork will appeal to anyone who has a sweet tooth, a salty craving or a taste for fine wine. It’s also perfect place for the kid inside all of us to come out. Located in the Waterfront Shops in Duck, the quaint store overlooks the Currituck Sound and is overflowing with sweet treats and delectable wines. Sugary color jumps out as you walk through the door and lay your eyes on shelves stocked with everything from gummy bears, licorice, novelty candies and gourmet chocolate to fudge and salt water taffy. This bubbly, cheerful shop has something for every taste bud and is sure to put a smile on your face. Enjoy browsing for those hard-to-find candies from childhood or pamper yourself with some old-fashioned favorites. For those who prefer the saltier side of things, indulge in gourmet nuts and other salty treats offered at Candy & Cork. If you are looking for something local to sip on, this is also a great place to be. Customers can chose from a variety of wines straight from North Carolina’s own vineyards. Or for a more worldly flare, chose from an elite selection of wines from around the globe. Wine is available by the bottle and the case. Don’t forget to check out the store’s unique selection of wine accessories as well. Call for off-season hours.

A great stop for a wide variety of foods including some health food - rare on Hatteras Island.

A natural grass mini golf course.

Hand rolled cigars, cold beer, romantic candles and all the accoutraments!

A full-service pharmacy with products for health, home, beauty and gifts.

This no-nonsense fish house is the real Outer Banks deal, selling the freshest local-caught shell fish available. Situated on the southern tip of Nags Head, the little gray building stands on the edge of Roanoke Sound with a beautiful view of Manteo. This business has been in the same native family since 1957, and came close to having to shut down in 2011 from damages during Hurricane Irene. But the owners repaired the water damage and repainted the modest retail section a bright blue.  Like its name implies, fresh Outer Banks crab meat, picked by Daniels’ own crabbers, is for sale here. Crab, male and female, can also be purchased by the dozen or the bushel, in jumbo lump meat or claws. Steamed crab is also available, as well as fresh local shrimp and clams. Soft shell crabs, also known as peelers, are available in-season in the early summer. Even snow crab from northern waters is available here, purchased from a Wanchese fish dealer.  

Shopping groceries can be a stressful ordeal, especially during the summer season in the Outer Banks. Don’t you wish all the groceries you will need in your vacation home in the Outer Banks would just magically appear? With Delivery Genie, your wish is granted.

Stationed on the edge of NC Highway 12, the new-in-2017 Diamond Shoals Farm Market is quickly becoming a favorite destination for locals and visitors on the hunt for fresh produce and goodies that originated from the Eastern North Carolina region. Featuring both an interior and exterior that is stocked with goodies, this casual produce market and gift shop is a gem of a find that will charm foodies and everyday souvenir shoppers alike.

Dockside ‘N Duck Seafood Market has been owned and operated by a local family of commercial fishermen and farmers since 1987.  The owner (a commercial fishmen) has been featured on N.C. Flavor for Currituck Soft Crabbing.  

Pleanty of fresh seafood choices here!

Forget to pack something, or run out of time? Stock up on all the odds and ends you will need during your vacation at The Dollar Tree in Kill Devil Hills. With all items priced at $1.00, you’re sure to find a great value. The Dollar Tree offers a range of items, including household products, cards and gift items, groceries, toiletries and bath products, toys, kitchenware and pet supplies. This is also where you can buy inexpensive beach and pool toys for the little ones without breaking the bank. 


If you enjoy a good cup of coffee and a good book, a stop into Duck’s Cottage Coffee & Bookshop is a must. Located in a historic gun shop next to the pond in the Waterfront Shops in Duck, a visit to Duck’s Cottage truly is an experience to savor. Owner Allen LeHew, a self-proclaimed java junkie, uses only the best coffee beans from a small roasting company in Lexington, Virginia.

Only the Best Taste and Widest Selection of Oils & Vinegars in OBX! Ella’s Olive Tasting Room is a high end gourmet food store located in Scarborough Lane Shoppes. We provide a unique and interactive customer shopping experience through tastings of over 75 varieties of artisan Olive Oils, Balsamic Vinegars and Gourmet Food.   Tastings are offered daily, and starting on June 18th, we go the extra mile with our Tuesday Tastings, 4-6 pm, to showcase some of our favorite recipes accompanied with some sipping and music. Come and Join us in the Fun! Join us in the fun!

A great small town grocery store to supply all your needs. 

When you go to the beach, you have to have saltwater taffy. That’s where Forbes Candies comes in. With roots in Virginia Beach going back to 1930, this family-owned business expanded to the Outer Banks in the 1960s, and there are now four locations here with a wide variety of every kind of sweet for your sweetheart, your kids or yourself. But of course the specialty is saltwater taffy in a vast selection of flavors. Then there’s gourmet fudge, made with all kinds of nuts and chocolate flavors. And the Virginia peanut brittle is still made with the same authentic recipe the Forbes used in their first store in Virginia Beach. There are other beachy delicacies like brown sugar and vanilla seafoam. YUM! The stores also have an interesting souvenir selection, and the Rodanthe store, which opens at 7 a.m. in the summer, also serves coffee and tea. 

If you are looking for some great family fun while taking a break from the beach, don’t miss a visit to Frisco Mini Golf and Go-Karts. Here visitors can choose between two go-kart tracks – one slick track for more advanced drivers and one family track with single and double karts. Kiddie karts are also available for children 5 years old and younger. After racing around the track, head over to the bumper cars and test your driving ability. Riders must be more than 48” and can be any age. No trip to the beach is complete without a round of miniature golf. At Frisco Mini Golf and Go-Karts, golfers can show off their skill with an 18-hole championship course in a natural environment with waterfalls and goldfish ponds. Looking for some food while having all this fun? Head over to the concession stand for your choice of hot dogs, nachos, soft pretzels, chips, cotton candy, snow cones, soft ice cream, milkshakes, drinks and more. Mini Golf is $8 per person and children under six are free. Go-Kart rides are $9 and bumper cars are $5. Kiddie cars are also $5. Gift certificates and a large selection of shirts and sweatshirts with the park’s logo are available on-line. After one visit, you are sure to make this a tradition during every vacation to the Outer Banks. Call for off-season hours.

Frisco Tackle is your one-stop shop on Hatteras Island for all your fishing and beach needs. From sunscreen to rod and reel rentals, you can be sure to find what you are looking for at one of the island’s favorite tackle shops. Here bait and tackle is just the beginning. Frisco Tackle carries fishing gear, groceries, ice, beer and wine, drinks and more at any time of year. The store also carries novelties, T-shirts and gifts to name a few. That’s not all you will get when you stop in. Expect island hospitality at this shop along with great prices, great bait and plenty of friendly, knowledgeable advice. Frisco Tackle conveniently offers boat registration and reel cleaning as well. Visit the store’s informative website to get a complete fishing and weather report, browse interesting fishing and wildlife photos from around the island or to hear the latest beach access information. Frisco Tackle has the reputation as the go to shop for locals and visitors alike. Stop by and experience island service at its best.

Campground stores don’t get much better than the one at the Frisco Woods Campground. At the Frisco Woods Camp Store, you can find everything you need for the perfect Outer Banks camping trip and you will without a doubt leave as a happy camper. Not only can campers find all the necessities they need such as firewood, groceries, RV needs, beach toys, snacks, coffee, beer and wine and ice cream, there is more. The kids will love the large selection of toys, seashells and puzzles while the adults can browse the souvenirs, gifts, local books, shoes and T-shirts. If you are interested in windsurfing lessons, kayak lessons or just have a question about the area, stop by and talk to the friendly staff. Have a question about the campground and camping cabins? This is the place you will find all your answers. You will also be able to find WiFi here too. The campground is located on Highway 12 between Buxton and Hatteras Village. The camp store is at the entrance to the grounds.

A campground, convenince store and watersport site rolled into one. 

Green Acres Farm Market in South Duck at Wee Winks Square provides fresh produce from one of the largest and oldest family-owned farms in the area, located in Jarvisburg in Currituck County.In addition to stocking Green Acres with a wide selection of fruits and vegetables, this farm also supplies several markets and restaurants throughout the area with fresh produce.The produce they provide is mostly summer season varieties, including green and red bell, banana and chili peppers; yellow squash; green beans; zuchini; cucumber; onions; garlic; potatoes; several kinds of tomatoes and more. And what they don’t grow themselves on the family farm, Green Acres will get from other local farmers and elsewhere.When available, Green Acres also carries organically-grown produce and tropical fruits like fresh pineapple. And their selection of berries and grapes, along with luscious locally grown melons, will add color, as well as quality low-calorie sweetness to any meal.You’ll find on the market’s shelves a great variety of locally-made dressings and sauces and, in the cooler, asparagus, lettuces, spring mix, spring onions, salsa and herbs. A special treat found hanging from the rafters are large burlap bags of fresh-roasted peanuts.The family market is open in the peak of the season, from June to August, from 10:30 - 6:30 and boasts the “freshest produce in Duck and the Outer Banks,” from their “farm to your table."

Seafood fans will find all the seasonal Outer Banks catches of the day at this Nags Head market that offers daily fresh seafood and so much more. Greentail’s Seafood Market and Kitchen is a catch-all for an easy lunch or dinner on-site or on the go, thanks to its fresh fish and other coastal fare, its casual market with a variety of accompaniments, and its creative menu that propels Outer Banks seafood to the next level.

The seafood at Harbor House is the real deal. The owners catch fish offshore and inshore on family boat, Prowler. These folks can even tell you exactly where the fish was caught! They offer a variety of seafood, dependant on the season. This includes tuna, flounder, red drum, black drum, sheepshead, trout, grouper, snapper, black seabass, snapper, mahi-mahi, and swordfish. The deli offers some prepared salads, as well. Canned soda is available. They will also offer you fresh seafoood after they close for the season. Just give them a call. 

Harris Teeter is a large supermarket with all the groceries you’ll need for your stay in the Outer Banks. Harris Teeter has meat, seafood, produce, deli and bakery, beer and wine, pharmacy, baby care, pet care and gift center departments. Harris Teeter is a popular spot for locals to pick up made-to-order sub sandwiches. If you need a lunch to pack for the beach, the sandwiches and sushi available at the deli/bakery section are the perfect choice.

A marina, accomodations, deli and gift store wrapped up in one. 

Huanchaco Lounge in Kill Devil Hills brings a fresh and flavorful twist to the Outer Banks dining scene, blending vibrant Peruvian flavors with a laid-back coastal vibe. Named after the famed surf town of Huanchaco, Peru, this cozy lounge is a celebration of culture, cuisine, and community—all just minutes from the beach.

A fun and friendly destination that the whole crew can sink their teeth into, I Got Your Crabs Shellfish Market and Oyster Bar is a great spot for visitors to dive into an array of seafood specialties that the Outer Banks is renowned for. Offering take-out options as well as a full menu to enjoy on-site, I Got Your Crabs Shellfish Market and Oyster Bar is a solid option for diners to satisfy a big seafood craving.

The finest imported cigars and specialty tobacco are featured products at this upscale store.  An impressive selection of hand-blown glass pipes in every size, design and color is also available. Many of the pipes are crafted by Outer Banks and regional artisans, and none are imported from China. Entire walls, shelves and numerous glass cases showcase different pipes that look like works of art in their own right. Of course, there are handsome wooden carved pipes for sale, too.  The store also stocks high-quality smoking accessories, like refillable lighters, atmospheric artworks, men’s gift items and out-of-the ordinary T-shirts.  Three different package deals on beautiful wooden humidors are offered for weddings or parties. Each deal includes a choice of fine cigars and appropriate accessories to enhance their enjoyment.  

Feeding a large and hungry family is gravy at this unique deli and take-out shop that has huge portions of flavor with every menu item. It’s All Gravy Italian Trattoria is a staple for locals and visitors alike who are craving a little fresh Italian in the comfort of their home, vacation rental, or local beach motel or cottage.

You could spend all day in Kellogg’s Cottage Shop and still not see everything it offers. From specialty sauces and snacks, to hardware, to home and lawn maintenance and décor and even pet supplies, there’s little you won’t be able to find there.As soon as you enter, you’re invited to sample some of the Cottage Shop’s own brand of sauces and snacks, like sea-salted and black-peppered peanuts, or corn and black bean salsa, and you can also sip on a fresh cup of coffee while you browse the store’s many treasures.The fake snow the store invites all to touch is a reminder to stop by the Christmas section, which offers a lovely selection of old-style ornaments designed around beach and ocean themes.In addition to basic hardware items for most maintenance needs, there are beautiful pieces for home décor, from art prints to accent and patio furniture. For children there are games galore including a beautiful, eclectic collection of marbles of many sizes, almost too pretty to play around with.Also available are personal accessories like Viva beaded jewelry, fashionable scarves, cloth hand or tote bags, hats and gloves, as well as greeting cards and gifts for special occasions, weddings and holidays.”For those building rental or second homes, Kellogg’s offers comprehensive kitchen, bedding, bath and recreational packages designed to accommodate homes ranging in size from 12 to 24 guests or more.In a nutshell, the Cottage Shop hopes to “fulfill the finishing touches needed to make a house a home.”

An old fashion general store not to miss! 

Lovie's menu is a garden of earthly delights.

Treat your senses and indulge in a few culinary delights with a stop at this Ocracoke shop that is literally brimming with flavor. The Moonraker Tea Shop is a relatively new addition to the Ocracoke shopping scene, but it’s a delightful destination that is filled with teas of all varieties, unique food items and specialty gifts, and so much more.

The waterfront campground is now open in Coinjock, North Carolina! This coastal retreat is an outdoor enthusiasts' paradise, located just 30 minutes from the Outer Banks, and has stunning views of the Currituck Sound. Campers will be able to choose from RV Rentals, deluxe cabins, waterfront or inland RV sites, seasonal RV sites and tent camping.

Visitors to the Outer Banks who embrace a healthier lifestyle will feel right at home at OBXorganiX, a local shop in central Avon that features a wealth of organic and non-GMO products to support a whole-foods and plant-based diet. Located in one of Hatteras Island’s many chic and diminutive shopping plazas, this small store packs a ton of big flavor, thanks to its products that range from local to global, and which are intrinsically in step with a healthy state of mind.

Visitors can pick up the fresh catches of the day while supporting the historic and local commercial fishing industry with a stop at the island’s own Ocracoke Seafood Co. Founded in 2006 as one of the last fish houses on Ocracoke Island, this fish market that is owned and operated by the Ocracoke Foundation, (a local 501(c)3 for the benefit of local waterwomen and watermen), does a world of good close to home while offering the freshest fare available.

From fishing charters to marine supplies, Oden’s Dock in Hatteras village has something for every Hatteras Island visitor who loves the open waters. Situated on the edge of the Pamlico Sound and an easy cruise away from Hatteras Inlet, Oden’s Dock offers some of the easiest access to the Gulf Stream on the Outer Banks, as well as miles more for mariners and everyday visitors alike.

A delicious stop filled with sweets, snacks and sandwiches. 

Oregon Inlet Fishing Center is the home of the largest and most modern charter boat fishing fleet on the eastern seaboard. A full service marina in Nags Head NC, Oregon Inlet offers a comprehensive charter boat fishing experience for the "old salt" or the vacationing fisherman.  Give us a call at: 1-800-272-5199!

There’s a world of great taste waiting at Outer Banks Olive Oil Co., a unique shop in the heart of Nags Head that has plenty of flavor to go around. From daily samples of unique oils and vinegars, to wine and beer tastings, to fresh coffee drinks for chilly mornings on the go, visitors can treat their taste buds with every visit to this unique food shop and culinary destination.

A fulls service grocery store.

A full-service boating marina with onsite restaurant and ship's store. 

Shop for tackle and leisure wear as well as sunglasses and snacks.

Enjoy an easy-going breakfast before hitting the beach, or load up on fresh bread, desserts, and other treats to enjoy at the vacation rental home or hotel with a visit to this Kill Devil Hills destination that is brimming with fresh aromas and plenty of great taste. Proof Bakery is a fantastic source for freshly baked bread, pastries, and hot sandwiches, and with daily specials and plenty of variety, there’s always something new to discover with every delicious visit.

Browse from store to store under covered porches and a grove of shady live oaks! Along the meandering Duck Road that runs through the village of Duck, NC, you’ll find the Scarborough Lane Shoppes, a collection of cool clothing boutiques and restaurants, shops that help you make your house a home, fun food stores, a place to relax, to taste and buy wine and craft beer, art to express your taste in living and jewelry to express yourself.Outer Banks shopping aficionados know that Scarborough Lane Shoppes puts them in Duck NC Shopping Central where they can find…well, practically anything they want. Browsing from store to store is comfortable under the covered porches that connect the shops, no matter what the weather. So, when the sun’s too hot or the rain is pouring (the best Outer Banks shopping days, by the way!), Scarborough Lane is the place. And, when it’s time to take a pause, or if you’re simply starving, two of Duck NC’s most-liked restaurants are right here.   Also on this site is our Specials sections where Outer Banks shopping experts know they can get valuable coupons and learn about the offers from each of our stores. If you’re not familiar with the area, you can go to our Directions tab to see a map and get oriented to the lay of the land for Duck, NC.

Named for the North Carolina State Seashell, Scotch Bonnet Fudge & Gifts is located in Frisco in the heart of Hatteras Island. The Scotch Bonnet has been an Island landmark for nearly 70 years and has welcomed generations of families.

You just might overlook this gourmet deli and beach shop if you’re cruising past the Exxon gas station at milepost 8 on the Beach Road. What might look like a typical convenience store complementing the gas pumps is a sandwich and souvenir shop like none other on the Outer Banks! Locals and visitors frequent Stop N’ Shop for incredible gourmet deli-style take away sandwiches and wraps that are perfect for a beach day lunch. 

This modest deli and convenience store at Milepost 10 off the U.S. 158 Bypass is not just any Citgo gas station stop. As the sign in the window boasts, it’s the “Best Lunch Deli on the Beach,” and many locals would agree. Their biscuits are renowned for their taste and texture, and the fried chicken is the way Southern fried chicken is supposed to be. Food is freshly made every morning and afternoon, and the selection offers basic homestyle favorites. Breakfast offerings include sausage, bacon, pork, ham and of course, eggs. Hurry in to grab a cheese biscuit, a specialty. Some mornings , if you’re lucky, you can get yourself a goo-ey warm cinnamon bun.

Located in the heart of Avon and easy to recognize for its sunny yellow exterior, Sunrise Seafood Market is a favorite go-to for locals and visitors alike who are on the hunt for sumptuous fresh seafood selections. With a long display case that takes up the bulk of the store, and plenty of accoutrements to make those fresh seafood dishes shine, patrons will find everything they need for a family seafood feast at this accommodating market that is filled with great taste.

Skip the pizza or the sandwiches and dive into a meal that’s filled with local flavor by paying a visit to Avon’s own Surf's Up Seafood Market. Close to the Hatteras Island Shopping Plaza and the Food Lion grocery store, this seafood market is a convenient first stop to load up on all of the fresh seafood required to make ample big family meals where fresh fish, shrimp, scallops and other deep sea dishes are the star of the dining room table.

Tarheel Too offers the best in local/regional and seasonal produce that is fresh, delicious and flavorful. Much of the produce at Tarheel Too comes from nearby North Carolina farms. This ensures you will have the best quality ingredients for your next meal.There’s nothing better about spring and summertime in North Carolina than the abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables. This produce is harvested and delivered straight from the farm, so you can taste the freshness when it reaches your table.  From ripe strawberries picked in nearby Currituck to regional Carolina peaches and blueberries, you’ll love what Tarheel Too has to offer. The summer brings peanuts, squash, zucchini, onions, corn, sweet potatoes, collards and tomatoes, among other fruits and vegetables to the Outer Banks. You’ll know just what’s in season when you visit Tarheel Too because the produce stand will have it in stock. Strawberry and peach pie sound good? Because Tarheel Too offers produce direct from the farm and eliminates middle men, you can get the ingredients you need at great farm market prices.In addition to produce, you’ll find a selection of homemade jams, jellies and preserves as well as baked sweet breads all made from locally grown ingredients.Tarheel Too produce stand is a free standing stall located in Seagate North Shopping Center (which hosts Bad Bean Taqueria) at milepost 5; you will spot Tarheel Too in the middle of the parking lot.  Operating hours and months as well as produce selection will vary depending on the growing season.

Located in south Hatteras, Teach's Lair is a full service marina which includes a large Ship’s Store and The Roost Bait and Tackle Shop.The store is stocked full with just about anything you’ll need during your fishing trip or Outer Banks vacation. Along with fishing and boating supplies, the shelves and racks carry lots of T-shirts - short and long-sleeved - hats, sunglasses, cozies and convenience-store grocery items - including a large selection of snacks and drinks.“The Roost” Bait and Tackle Shop section of the store is filled with tackle, bait, fishing/crabbing nets and a huge variety of fishing rods for sale or rent - for boat, pier or surf fishing. Coolers and other essential supplies are of course for sale as well. Teach’s Lair Marina and Ship’s Store also does fishing rod repairs and promises to have whatever you’re looking for, whether your :interested in offshore, inshore or sound fishing  - or “wreck driving or dockage for your boat. Teach’s website offers links on lodging, fishing regulations and a daily fishing report. Even if you’re not coming to the Outer Banks to fish, you can still visit the marina for food and supplies and the beautiful Pamlico Sound views and breathtaking sunsets - or come and watch the boat Captains unload their daily catches onto the docks. The Marina and Stores are open year-round with an altered schedule off-season.

Dive into an easy meal to enjoy on the beach or at home with a visit to this deli and eatery that has plenty of options for everyone in the family. Ten O Six features a lengthy list of homemade breakfast and lunch items, as well as big feasts to enjoy at home or at a special event, and as a result, it’s an all-encompassing destination for Outer Banks cuisine that is conveniently located along the Beach Road in Kill Devil Hills.

From delicious chocolates to inspired gifts and artworks, The Blue Lagoon has a little something for everyone. Representing the best of the Outer Banks, this vibrant gallery and gift shop has a world of coastal appeal for visitors who are on the hunt for a little something surprising, unique, and wholly Hatteras Island.

A convenient stop for groceries and beach supplies.

A coffe shop where relaxation is the operative word! 

A coastal shop filled with fishing and beach needs. 

Outer Banks food fans who are stocking up on the groceries they will need for a great vacation will find plenty of goodies and then some with a visit to The Fresh Market in Nags Head. Centrally located and featuring all of the staples and more, this unique grocery store with a focus on fresh flavors is an elevated destination for unique ingredients and to-go meals that can’t be found anywhere else.

The Sanderling Spa and Salon can spruce you up and calm you down for that special day, as well as turn any ordinary day into one that’s special. It provides packages, signature and ala carte services and treatments to meet all your spa and salon needs, no matter how small.For example, before hitting the beach, you can pop in for a 50-minute package like the Spa Sampler: a SunBurst express facial followed by a custom massage and brown sugar scrub. Or you can indulge in a more lengthy day of relaxation and rejuvenation by choosing one of several special treatments like the Serenity Ritual, which includes a hydro tub massage, facial massage with masque, scalp treatment, sea salt glow with sea mud wrap, Scotch hose massage and Vichy rain shower, all aiming to achieve “total relaxation.”During lengthy treatments, guests can take a break and enjoy snacks inside the spa or a full nutritious lunch served on the beautiful back soundside lawn. Choices include warm or chilled meals, featuring seafood, poultry or vegetarian selections.For bridal parties Sanderling says it does its best to customize services to “make the day extraordinary.” Offering manicures and pedicures to body wraps, facial and body massages, hydrotherapy, hair and makeup, along with steam rooms, Jacuzzi tub and indoor swimming pool, the spa provides a perfect place to prepare brides and grooms for that memorable day. The salon can also be reserved for a bridal luncheon or bachelorette party.Sanderling Spa and Salon is open year round with shorter days of operation during fall and winter.

Shop our exclusive selection of spices, custom blends, loose-leaf teas, naturally-flavored sugars, sea and mineral salts, gourmet gifts and accessories. With a wide selection of seasonings for any food lover and dozens of choices for any tea enthusiast, it’s easy to Find Your Way To Flavor!® within a TSTE® store.

A specialty gourmet market and wine shop with plenty of surprises!

A convenience store that also sells gasoline.

Gourmet Nuts, Chocolates, Hot Sauces, Spices, Rubs, Salsa, T-Shirts, Candy and lots more! Have a nutty day!    

Walgreens pharmacy and convenience market is a convenient one-stop shop for just about anything you might need while on vacation. Walgreens is where you can get some of the best deals on the beach for essentials, such as ice, water, coolers, milk, eggs and snack. But the Outer Banks Walgreens also offers a variety of souvenirs and beach necessities at great prices. Stock up on Outer Banks postcards and tee shirt or browse through an affordable selection of fashionable flip flops and beach clothing, all while getting a prescription filled or picking up groceries, paper products and other household items. The Outer Banks Walgreens offers affordable convenience on a wide selection of merchandise. 

Sometimes you just want to visit a Walmart. Fortunately, Walmart is conveniently located at milepost 1, right as you enter the Outer Banks from the Wright Memorial Bridge. 

Visitors staying in the tri-village communities of Rodanthe, Waves, and Salvo will be just a stone’s throw away from the unique groceries and great eats they need for a delicious Outer Banks vacation, thanks to Waves Market & Deli. This small shop and eatery features a wealth of goodies to explore, from one of the largest beer and wine selections on northern Hatteras Island to a collection of gourmet sandwiches, burgers, and other fresh fare to go, making it a one-stop shop for visitors with exceptional taste.

Renovated in 2012, this spacious seafood market just off the Bypass sells local caught seafood and its own homemade sauces. Owned by a branch of Daniels, an old Outer Banks family of fishermen, the operators know where to find the freshest fish in season. They also  have fresh frozen seafood available off-season, including northern Snow Crabs and Outer Banks shrimp.  But in the summer, you’ll find fresh sea scallops, live blue crabs and lots of fresh finfish, like yellow fin tuna, flounder, and mahi-mahi. Crabs and shrimp can be steamed. The market also makes its own spicy cocktail sauce and special salsa. If you’re lucky, you’ll happen to come on a day when there’s some homemade key lime pie available. The store also sells potatoes, corn and white onions, and all the fixings needed to make fish tacos, as well as spices and breading. 

Wink’s Grocery is much more than a convenience store to the Outer Banks.  The iconic winking smiley face has served Outer Banks locals and tourist a like since 1957. In fact, in the 1960s and 1970s, Wink’s was one of the only stores on the beach to stay open between Labor day and Memorial day! 

A world of great tastes and fine libations is waiting at Zillie's Island Pantry, which is a popular spot on Ocracoke Island to sample everything sweet and savory under the sun. Serving as the host of popular wine and beer tastings throughout the year, as well as a great spot to pick up those refreshing beverages for your next beach adventure, Zillie's Island Pantry has everything you need for an Ocracoke vacation that is steeped in great taste.