10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Wanchese

"Outer Banks Brewing Station has an ever-changing list of award-winning house-made beers that serve as the cornerstone of their innovative style. Multiple year winners of the Taste of the Beach People's Choice Award, their outstanding chefs have created an Outer Banks–inspired fusion menu using regionally available products from local fish and produce to North Carolina meats. Pastry chef Tina Mackenzie bakes the house bread and...read moreOuter Banks Brewing Station has an ever-changing list of award-winning house-made beers that serve as...read more"

"North Carolina is well-known for its abundance of outstanding breweries, and the Outer Banks Brewing Station is no exception. In addition to enjoying their creative, hand-crafted brews, you can also order some fantastic food. They serve lunch, dinner, and brunch, so stop by anytime for an unforgettable dining experience."

"While it's not technically in Nags Head, this brewpub in neighboring Kill Devil Hills is worth a stop: Their handcrafted beers are made on-site in a wind-powered brewery. Plus, they serve wine and cocktails for those few who aren't riding the craft brew train."

"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."

"The Lost Colony Brewery and Cafe sits in the heart of downtown Manteo and offers a selection of over a half-dozen beers brewed in house. You can even find steaks, crabcakes, and scallops on the menu!"

"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"

"You can have it all at this creamery and bakery in Nags Head. Enjoy cookies and a glass of milk or an ice cream cone – or put them all together in a shake known as a Combine. Cookies & Cream serves ice cream and milk from Homestead Creamery in...read more"

"Dune Burger is an affordable, walk-up, window-order restaurant with outdoor seating situated across the road from Jennette’s Pier in Nags Head, North Carolina. This charming red and white stand has been serving up delicious American fare at the Whalebone Junction since the 1950’s. No shoes, no shirt, no problem."

"This is a well-loved local gallery, and the owners are known for their generosity to the Outer Banks arts community. The main gallery features work by printmaker and painter Glenn Eure. Subjects vary from boat watercolors to abstract collagraph prints and large three-dimensional canvases."

"Art lovers and collectors must stop in Seaside and wander through the 13 rooms of incredible fine art and other treasures. The Smith family opened the gallery in 1961 and still operates Seaside today in its original location. The gallery showcases 2,000 original works by local and world-renowned artists, including original work from masters such as Picasso and Rembrandt as well as coastal paintings, fine...read more"

"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"