Our chef’s
Specialty
Board
French fries on deck at the NC Coast Grill & Bar.
“NC Coast Grill & Bar may be a newcomer to the Duck restaurant scene, but Head Chef Wes Stepp has been cooking on the Outer Banks for 30 years. ” – Courtney Wisecarver
Compare
Contrast
Taste
Experiment to see what works for you, but go slowly.
“Just make sure to save a bit in each glass before moving so you can revisit.” – Stephanie Moreno
Beyond
Jumping fox
Barrel
Whiskey tasting at the distillery.
“Love makes the world go round? Not at all. Whisky makes it go round twice as fast.” – Compton MacKenzie
Upscale coastal decor
Vibrant hip atmosphere
Friends gathering
All about a casual, unpretentious atmosphere.
“If you’re looking for an Outer Banks restaurant that’s low-key, modern, fresh and fun, with an eclectic, chef-driven menu, craft beers and creative cocktails, this is the Duck, NC, restaurant for you.” – Wes Stepp
Floating melody
Warm welcome
Corolla Chapel
A wonderful evening of Christmas joy.
“Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.” ― Norman Vincent Peale
Shared values
Mutual respect
Enigmatic bond
A serendipitous meeting of souls who resonate with each other’s deepest selves.
“True friends are a single soul dwelling in two bodies.” – Aristotle
Lone silver
Statue stands
Surface mirroring
Accept the absurdity of existence to find meaning in the act of living itself.
“The only way to live without despair is to live without hope.” – Albert Camus
Inner worlds
Authentic experimentation
Evolving nature
The relationship between an artist and their studio is complex and deeply personal.
“My studio is my second home. It’s where I spend most of my time and where I do my best work.” – Frida Kahlo
Taking time
Making choices
Menu chalkboard
Choices made reflect values and beliefs, even when thinking outside the box.
“Follow along, don’t take risks, just keep your head down and work, and you’ll achieve your dreams.” – Nobody Ever
Strange compulsions
Mysterious structure
Onlookers wonder
The width of the arch is about 54 feet at the base and tapers to just 17 feet at the top.
“Its real symbolism is not to the westward expansion of the nineteenth century, but to the power and dominance of the United States in the twentieth century.” – Tracy Campbell