Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Coquina Beach

"The island-style interior and excellent food make Tortugas' a favorite among locals and repeat visitors. There are lots of healthy options here, with Caribbean-inspired seafood and vegetarian options. Chow down on a variety of dishes, including tuna bites, burritos, pasta and steamed seafood and veggies."

"Nestled in the beautiful dunes of the Outer Banks lies the gem of a Caribbean style restaurant known as Tortugas Lie. The restaurant has been around since 1989 and is home to some of the beach’s fines fare. Try out their wide selection of handheld options or some of their specialty fish tacos."

"We promise that we aren’t lying when we tell you that Tortugas’ Lie is one the best restaurants in Nags Head."

"In August of 2011, Hurricane Irene landed on our back porch...literally!. We are all so glad to be reopen for business and excited to show off our new renovations. We hope you will like what we've done."

"Our family has been going to Lone Cedar Cafe since it opened. I have recommended it to many people, and they all agree it is wonderful!"

"It’s no coincidence that Blue Moon Beach Grill is at the top of this list!. Ranked the best of Nags Head Restaurants on both TripAdvisor and Yelp, this Nags Head eatery serves up a scrumptious spread of seafood and more. Order the Mahi Mahi BLT or Crab Cake sandwich, and wash it down with a craft beer."

"Once in a blue moon, you get to taste life on a sandbar," say the folks at this laidback spot, which serves up a boatload of seafood offerings alongside a long list of cocktails and nostalgic beachy décor (think buoy garland and surfboards everywhere)."

"Miller’s Seafood and Steakhouse offers a casual setting with an array of fantastic offerings for the entire family. Choose from a selection of steaks, locally sourced seafood, and sushi at this aquatic-themed restaurant."

"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."

"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!"

"It’s no coincidence that Blue Moon Beach Grill is at the top of this list!. Ranked the best of Nags Head Restaurants on both TripAdvisor and Yelp, this Nags Head eatery serves up a scrumptious spread of seafood and more. Order the Mahi Mahi BLT or Crab Cake sandwich, and wash it down with a craft beer."

"Once in a blue moon, you get to taste life on a sandbar," say the folks at this laidback spot, which serves up a boatload of seafood offerings alongside a long list of cocktails and nostalgic beachy décor (think buoy garland and surfboards everywhere)."

"1006 S Virginia Dare Trl, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948-8955Italian, AmericanDinner, Breakfast, Lunch, BrunchOutdoor Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Takeout, Parking Available, Accepts Credit Cards+1 252-441-9607http://www.tenosixobx.com"

"Ten O Six Beach Road Bistro serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Diners can enjoy sub sandwiches or wraps made with Boar's Head meats and cheeses, burgers, hand-cut fries, salads, beer and wine and seafood boils. They also provide catering and personal chef services."

"Grab some breakfast on the way to the Kill Devil Hills Beach at Ten 0 Six. You’ll find breakfast burritos, french toast, pancakes, waffles, and more at this small store that’s only a block from the sand."

"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"

"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!"