10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Pea Island

"If you want to grab a locally made craft beer and some tasty grub, then you will love the Outer Banks Brewing Station. This restaurant in Kill Devil Hills also serves as an entertainment hub, where walls of TVs and live music provide a great atmosphere for watching a big game or taking in some live music."

"The brewing station offers something to do every day of the week!. You may recognize this local brewery by their windmill when you're driving down the bypass. They host live music and have a backyard area for fun and games!"

"A post shared by Bret Kinard (@bkbaseball316) on Aug 1, 2018 at 1:00pm PDT. 600 S Croatan Hwy, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948 | (252) 449-2739. Hours: Monday – Saturday 11:30 a.m."

"For award-winning locally brewed beer and creative cuisine, head to Lost Colony Brewery & Cafe. This longtime local restaurant has the chops of any urban gastropub but with the friendliness and welcoming atmosphere of small-town Manteo. Notable for bringing a touch of city style to the downtown Manteo waterfront, the restaurant and pub are located at the intersection of Queen Elizabeth Avenue and Sir Walter...read moreFor award-winning locally brewed beer and creative cuisine, head to Lost Colony Brewery & Cafe....read more"

"Manteo’s quaint downtown houses the Lost Colony Brewery and Cafe, where the only beers on tap are specialties such as Buxton Brown Ale, Kitty Hawk Blonde, Hatteras Red and Manteo Porter. Paul Charron started his dream of brewing beer at the former Full Moon Cafe in 2011 with 80-gallon pots. Now, a new facility in Stumpy Point cranks out more than 1,000 gallons of English ales being served in more than 60 restaurants from Corolla to Manteo at the height of the summer season."

"A post shared by Breweries in VA (@breweriesinva) on Aug 5, 2018 at 6:25pm PDT. 208 Queen Elizabeth Ave, Manteo, NC 27954 | (252) 473-6666. Hours: Monday – Sunday 11 a.m."

"Outer Banks Olive Oil Co. carries more than 60 olive oils, infused and fused oils and balsamic vinegars for tasting and purchase every day. The oils and vinegars are decanted into beautiful bottles that can be refilled at the store. The staff is knowledgeable about the products and can recommend surprising and delicious flavor combinations."

"With traditional cedar shakes on a intriguingly modern building, it's a stunner. This is a place to sip good beers and relax with your pals. Swells'a brews a range of options from IPAs to lagers, pilners, stouts and sours, you can enjoy them in a variety of tasting-room settings, from the family and dog-friendly...read more"

"Piers & Boardwalks3335 S Virginia Dare Trail, Nags Head, NC MoreLess Info. Nags Head Fishing Pier is a fishing pier and seafood restaurant. The pier is suitable for walking, sightseeing, and of course, fishing."

"Themed on recycled and repurposed materials, Seagreen Gallery is one of the newest and most innovative art establishments on the Outer Banks. This is a great place to find a one-of-a-kind gift for someone who has..."

"Seagreen Gallery, built in the old Gray’s Department store on the Beach Road in Nags Head, has been adding artistic flare and excitement to gallery row. Open Monday- Sunday from 10:00am to 6:00pm."

"They have a sparkly winged horse in front of the gallery that provides a great photo opportunity. Inside you’ll find the work of at least 40 local artists in a variety of mediums including jewelry, ceramics, acrylic, watercolor, fibers, collage, mosaic, oils, photography, pottery, woodcarving, glass and metals. The gallery is operated by 25...read more"

"Experience a more sophisticated side of Nags Head at the Seaside Art Gallery. Check out amazing art from local artists at this gallery. You might even find something to add to your collection!"

"Explore 12 roomfuls of exquisite fine art from the masters to local artists, animation art, estate jewelry, antiques & more. 252.441.5418 or 800.828.2444   www.seasideart.com"

"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."

"I have been thinking about Sam and Omie's since my last meal there in 1997. I remembered great food, and a charming restaurant filled with locals."