Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Wanchese

"Nags Head is home to the tallest natural sand dune on the East Coast. Jockey’s Ridge, currently a series of five dunes, is a natural wonder that’s continually changing in shape and height. With the highest dune varying from 62 to 80 feet tall, this system of sand is a haven for adventure."

"Jockey’s Ridge State Park, established in 1975, spans roughly 427 acres. It is famous for having the tallest active dune system in the eastern region of the country."

"If you don’t have a particular Outer Banks fishing pier in mind, Jennette’s Pier is the perfect place to start. This family-friendly pier offers excellent fishing and many other activities for everyone to enjoy!"

"Jennette’s Pier, founded in 1939, runs for about 1,000 feet long. It is one of the most popular attractions in Nags Head and a plethora of attractions and facilities."

"Blue Moon Beach Grill is, in its own words, “a quirky, fun-filled dining experience,” and we couldn’t agree more, except to add the descriptions delicious, friendly and affordable. Family-owned, they serve a great mix of Southern comfort food, fresh, local seafood and creative lunch and dinner specials. Menu favorites include the fish tacos, shrimp and grits, crab cakes, and the Philly cheesesteak."

"Once in a blue moon, you get to taste life on a sandbar," say the folks at this laidback spot, which serves up a boatload of seafood offerings alongside a long list of cocktails and nostalgic beachy décor (think buoy garland and surfboards everywhere)."

"Situated on the Outer Banks Fishing Pier at South Nags Head, there is no better location to enjoy oceanfront dining and drinking whilst listening to the top musicians around the shore. Locals love Fish Heads Bar and Grill because of their happy hour specials, nightly live music and a broad choice of beers available on tap!. Examine the audio calendar on their site to find out who’s performing tonight!"

"When it comes to Outer Banks nightlife, it's hard to beat this salty spot on the end of the Outer Banks Fishing Pier, which offers live music, a long list of brews, and karaoke on Fridays. And if you're not a night owl, swing by between 4 and 6 for 15-cent steamed shrimp."

"If you love breakfast food (and who doesn’t really) then you will love Sam & Omie’s menu in the morning. One of the oldest restaurants on the Outer Banks, the establishment was originally founded with the goal of providing a filling early morning meal for the fisherman who had a long day on the water ahead of them. Sam & Omie’s has all of your breakfast favorites including omelets, hash browns, hotcakes, and more."

"The location has close proximity to the ocean and a deep-rooted fishing culture. Local fishermen have been coming here for generations to grab some traditional breakfast quick appetizer bites and burgers. Despite being a well-known breakfast joint, you can still find the restaurant open from 7 a.m."

"Best crab cake sandwich I've ever had, and the tuna steak is unbelievable. Jamie was an amazing server and even though I haven't been in almost..."

"Laugh the night away with a visit to Comedy Club of the Outer Banks. After a day of beach and sunshine, we recommend you laugh away the pain of that sunburn with a night at the best comedy club on the Outer Banks. Enjoy nationally headlining comedians and unwind with your best friends at this local hot spot."

"Take the family out for a night full of laughter at the comedy club. With local and traveling comedians you will have a night you will never forget. The Outer Banks comedy club has been offering hilarious summer nights since 1984."

"Secret Island swiftly solidified its role as the premier purveyor of Outer Banks nightlife. The restaurant has offered live music nearly every night since it opened its doors in April 2018."

"Sandwiches, burgers, and wraps are the highlights on the menu at Poor Richard’s Sandwich Shop. The is one of our favorite restaurants in Manteo, North Carolina, to grab lunch. It sits in the heart of town, so you can easily walk to it if you’re staying in one of our historic cottages."

"Poor Richard's is the local meet-and-greet neighborhood sandwich shop by day and bar by night. It has two doors, one leading from the Manteo boardwalk and another off Queen Elizabeth Avenue. You can eat inside at a booth or table or sit outside on the patio right next to the water."

"If you don’t have a particular Outer Banks fishing pier in mind, Jennette’s Pier is the perfect place to start. This family-friendly pier offers excellent fishing and many other activities for everyone to enjoy!"

"Jennette’s Pier, founded in 1939, runs for about 1,000 feet long. It is one of the most popular attractions in Nags Head and a plethora of attractions and facilities."

"It does not matter what time you visit the Nags Head Pier House Restaurant, we will serve you exactly as the sun climbs until the trendy hours at midnight. Play along the shore with your partner and children. This oceanfront restaurant is likely to create room for you once you require nourishment after a fun game."

"It's not fancy, and most items are fried, but the quality of the fried fish, shrimp, clams, hush puppies, and french fries were all excellent."

"Situated on the Outer Banks Fishing Pier at South Nags Head, there is no better location to enjoy oceanfront dining and drinking whilst listening to the top musicians around the shore. Locals love Fish Heads Bar and Grill because of their happy hour specials, nightly live music and a broad choice of beers available on tap!. Examine the audio calendar on their site to find out who’s performing tonight!"

"When it comes to Outer Banks nightlife, it's hard to beat this salty spot on the end of the Outer Banks Fishing Pier, which offers live music, a long list of brews, and karaoke on Fridays. And if you're not a night owl, swing by between 4 and 6 for 15-cent steamed shrimp."