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Old Oct 20th, 2010 | 04:08 AM
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Need help with Nags Head restaurants & bar

Looking for a good sports bar in Nags Head as well as a good place for breakfast/brunch and a solid seafood place. Any help, especially with the sports bar, would be much appreciated
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Old Oct 20th, 2010 | 05:38 AM
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One restaurant we really liked is: Awful Arthur’s Oyster Bar & Restaurant
Sit upstairs and enjoy the view of the ocean! We had oysters and beer and the oysters were great.

We did most of our own cooking while there so I don't have many recommendations but a good place for breakfast is: http://www.nagsheadpier.com/food.htm I say this because I don't think you can screw up breakfast to much and the views from the pier are wonderful! I wouldn't choose it for dinner but we were there for a bowl of soup for lunch.
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Old Oct 20th, 2010 | 05:44 AM
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meant to include this: http://www.awfularthursobx.com/
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Old Oct 20th, 2010 | 07:34 AM
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If you're thinking college sports, it'll be hard to find a television that isn't showing college football or basketball. Lots of Hokie love here but there are a at least a couple of NC schools that get a lot of attention too. Barefoot Bernies (MP 4.5) on the biz road draws a lot of sports fans. Food is good-ish. Food is a little better at Mama Kwans but not as many tv's. I haven't been there in a while. There is, gag, a Hooters.

For good local seafood and lots of it, I'd go to Basnight's Lone Cedar. It's been around forever and is very very popular with locals and visitors. Kind of a 60s throwback in decor (as in still in the 60s, not retro), it's large and noisy but serves consistently good seafood, simply done. For a more complex and interesting menu I'd send you to Blue Pointe or to Ocean Blvd. Superb food, seafood included but not exclusively.
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Old Oct 20th, 2010 | 08:43 AM
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Sam & Omie's is a great breakfast spot. We always eat there several times when we are on the Outer Banks.
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Old Oct 20th, 2010 | 11:41 AM
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You could also try Tale of the Whale...I thought the Lone Cedar was fine although apparently trying to save money on their electric bill last time I was there...but it does make women of a certain age look better.
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Janet,

You can also read the restaurant recs on the www.outerbanksconnection.com website
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Old Oct 21st, 2010 | 03:57 AM
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Thanks everyone. For the sports bar, tv's and cold beer are more important than food ;-) I feel I have a handle on things now!
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