Corolla is known for restaurants with creative menus, lively atmospheres, and satisfying cuisines. Whether you’re craving seafood or steak, the town has a variety of restaurants to choose from. Most of the restaurants in Corolla are only found in this area, making your Outer Banks dining experience one-of-a-kind. Browse our favorite places to eat below and keep an eye out for the Twiddy Preferred badge to find our ultimate favorites.
A unique family-friendly restaurant that blends technology with craft beer and great food. Do-it-yourself beer technology allows you to refill your drink when you want it. The casual dining menu includes new spins on old favorites. Wine and cocktails available as well. Indoor and patio seating with a laid-back vibe. Patio is pet-friendly.
Located in the Shoppes at the Currituck Club next to Harris Teeter and in the Timbuck II shopping center, The Chill Spot offers ice cream, homemade waffle cones, cookies, candy and slushies. Swing into The Chill Spot for all of your Corolla sweet tooth needs.
Specializing in Japanese cuisine, including sushi. Made fresh with high-quality ingredients, including fresh seafood and vegetables.
Artisan coffee house with small batch coffee roaster located in Historic Corolla Village in the Parker House.
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View MoreIf food is one of your favorite parts of vacation, and you find yourself staying close to Corolla, either just down the road on the 4x4 Beaches or further south in Nags Head or Kill Devil Hills, a day trip to Corolla is a must.
Hop in a car or on a bike to enjoy some of the delicious fare that the Corolla restaurant scene has to offer. Here are a few of our team’s favorite dining options to guide you on your journey for the most delicious meal on the Outer Banks!
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There are a variety of eclectic restaurants on the Outer Banks. Venture out of Corolla to see the diversity that other towns have to offer.