Nags Head Restaurants

You're most likely familiar with the food Outback serves. Whether you choose the baby back ribs, prime rib, New York strip steak or lobster tails, you can't go wrong. Plus that Bloomin' Onion is such a guilty pleasure! Outback also offers a wide variety of crisp salads and freshly made soups and sides. Outback Steakhouse is open year round. Take-out is available.read more

Pizzazz is a pizza favorite on the Outer Banks. They’ve been around since 1986 because they make consistently great pizza with generous toppings and the service is friendly. Choose from gourmet menu creations or stick with the traditional. Pizzazz also makes hot subs, salads and wings. You can eat in for lunch or dinner or have your pizza delivered. Call for off-season hours. And, if...read more

Originally opened in 1937 by Sam Tillett and his son, Omie, both fishermen, this was the original place to book Oregon Inlet fishing charters and get a filling, pre-fishing breakfast. Sam & Omie's shows no signs of stopping as they head toward the century mark! Stop here for a tried and true Nags Head eating experience. The place exudes a traditional beach atmosphere and serves...read more

This cozy Nags Head eatery serves barista-quality coffee and espresso, teas, craft cocktails and inspired food for breakfast, brunch and lunch. The star of the breakfast menu is the Crispy Honey-Dipped Chicken Biscuit, but there are other breakfast sandwiches, bowls, burritos and hashes. Lunch includes a fried-chicken sandwich, a blackened fish BLT or fish burrito with a local fish of the day, bowls, salads and...read more

You're in for something special at Single Fin Bistro, Bar & Grille, where Chef Art Maliyam offers authentic Thai and Japanese cuisine in a cool coastal atmosphere. The extensive lunch and dinner menus are a hybrid of Asian dishes and flavors. You'll find appetizers like fresh rolls, poke and papaya salad; soups like miso, lemongrass and coconut; noodle dishes including Pad Thai, Drunken Noods and...read more