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Adding new reviews is currently disabled while we work on launching a new website. | 1 of 1 people found this review helpful: | | By an NCBeaches Guest on 2/18/2009 | Rufus Pritchard does a terriffice job and has the best food I have ever eaten. The location is very good! Could not have been at a better restuarant for a great meal!
David Phillips
Wilmington, NC | |
| 1 of 2 people found this review helpful: | | Value: |  | Service: |  | Food: |  | | Ambiance: | | Wine List: |  | | | BEST CRAB DIP/SOUP IN THE WORLD!! | | By Guest on 12/8/2008 | | I thought the restaurant it self was dated, but hey lots of good places to eat are. The next time I go to the beach I will be eating there as many times as my husband will let me. We went in for lunch and they had this crab soup? stew? it was like a dip served in a bread bowl. I loved it!!! I thought that their cheesesticks were pretty good when my hubby got them. I recall thinking the tea had something to be desired.. This reminds me a lot of the little hometown restaurants that you will find in small towns. | |
| 2 of 2 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: | | | | Super Place for Breakfast!! | | By Guest on 9/25/2008 | | I've been going to the Dunes for 6 years while on vacation at Nags Head from Virginia. Last visit 3rd week in Sept. 2008. First of all they have the best coffee Nags Head (Wilkins I believe). Also they have some very inexpensive breakfast specials as well as a great buffet. They also have the best pancakes I have ever eaten and are as big as anything you have probably seen. This is definitely ''down home'' cooking at it's best and a good value. It's so popular you may have to wait a few minutes to get seated (contrary to other reviews), but it seems to turn over quickly. Wait staff is local and very friendly and efficient. Highly recommended. | |
| 1 of 1 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Yucky for the price | | By Bill and Kim on 9/2/2008 | | Came here for our first dinner in the OBX. I think it is a cheesy version of a higher class restaurant with the higher class prices. Food was not very good. I think $7.99 for 5 SMALL cheesesticks that didn't taste good is outrageous. The grilled chicken breast looked and tasted like something you would get in a hospital cafeteria. However, the waiter was very nice and he gave us tips on the weather and the area. He was a local and very nice. I was a little disappointed though that after telling him that I didn't like the cheesesticks that he didn't offer to take them off the bill. Most restaurants back home (Morgantown, WV) would have. | |
| 2 of 2 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: | | | | By Debbie on 8/6/2008 | | Breakfast buffet is a winner. Have eaten it for the past 15 years while on vacation. Skip dinner. Too crowded, and food is just so so. | |
| 4 of 5 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: | | | | What happened to the Dunes? | | By Mach on 6/15/2008 | We got up early our first morning on OBX expecting the Dunes restaurant to be jammed with breakfast patrons (like it was last year this time). To our surprise, the parking lot was almost empty. After we ate our $33 dollar ($10 a head) breakfast buffet, we quickly figured out why. The Dunes has greatly scaled back their menu items on the buffet and their food quality has hit bottom. The ubiqutious scrambled eggs and bacon are still there, but gone are the cereals, bagels, cream-cheese, and english muffins, etc.
The eggs were over-cooked and the bacon was under cooked. The fresh fruits were not very fresh.
Day after day, the Dune's parking lot failed to produce last year's (2007) traffic jams. I guess the locals have already figured out, that the Dunes is cutting costs and sacrficing quantity and quality. What a shame... | |
| 1 of 1 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: | | | | Dunes breakfast! | | By LauraC on 6/8/2008 | | I have only eaten breakfast here..the buffet is awesome! If you go in the summer for breakfast, be prepared to wait for a little while, but it's worth it. I cannot say I have eaten dinner here.. but it's probably pretty good judging from the breakfast! | |
| 1 of 1 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: | | | | breakfast spot | | By troy on 6/7/2008 | | we always end our vacation with a group breakfast at the dunes - it's a great way to end our time together and the food is very good and the prices can't be beat we usually have around 10 people with us and we get in and out very quickly | |
| 1 of 2 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: |  | | | eater | | By eater on 5/6/2008 | | Very good breakfast. No long waits. One of the better breakfast places. | |
| 1 of 2 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: | | | | Great Breakfast! | | By obxjoe on 11/4/2007 | | Breakfast is very good. The dinners are kind of iffy. Would not reccommend for dinner. | |
| 2 of 3 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: | | Wine List: | | | | Great dinner | | By obxlover on 7/26/2007 | | I love the Dunes breakfast, but I thoroughly enjoyed eating dinner there. The portions were huge, and they had the best hushpuppies that I have ever eaten. The salad bar was great and was a great addition to my meal. Definitely going back there. | |
| 1 of 1 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: | | | | OK | | By jen on 7/25/2007 | | We ate at the dunes twice during our visit in the outerbanks. We ate for lunch & dinner. First I had the clam strips, they were something like $14.99. I didn't think it was worth it. They tasted like popcorn shrimp. I mean if I paid $7.99 it would be worth it but not $14. The second time I went, I got the all-you-can-eat salad bar. It was $5.99 & just ok. It didn't have a lot of choices. I honestly wouldn't recommend it unless you want to try their breakfast. | |
| 1 of 1 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: | | | | Want breakfast? This is the place! | | By an NCBeaches Guest on 6/3/2007 | | The Dunes is the place to go for breakfast. They have a huge breakfast bar and delicious food. Plus they have a neat gift shop. A Nags Head vacation is not complete without eating out at the Dunes. | |
| 1 of 1 people found this review helpful: | | Value: | | Service: | | Food: | | | Ambiance: | | | | What a delicious bargain! | | By Lynell on 11/9/2006 | Great breakfast. Huge portions. I had breakfast here this morning and it was a treat. Their sugar cured ham is tender, Smokey with a hint of sweet. I also had scrambled eggs and hotcakes all for under $5 and with great service. What a deal!
They also have a huge breakfast bar with hot cakes, grits, breakfast meats and fruits. (Much more, but hey I am just going to tell you about my breakfast!) Check it out for yourself. This was a bargain. | |
| 1 of 1 people found this review helpful: | | The Best Home Cookin' | | By a Guest Reviewer | | A good restaurant for some good home cookin' . They have the best breakfast fixin's ya can eat. We go there every year when we stay down there. It has become a fave past time of ours to eat there. | |
| 1 of 1 people found this review helpful: | | Best breakfast buffet | | By a Guest Reviewer | | for the price, the am buffet is the best offerings of southern cooking, chip beef gravy (don't laugh, it's great) sausage gravy, REAL eggs, fruits etc make this a must stop. Plan on this being your only food stop for the day if you eat at the buffet, it will fill you up with really good food | |
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