The perfect spot to grab a hot dog or deli style sandwich and some Italian ice after spending the day at the beach. Located in the historic lighthouse generator building on Federal Road.

JULES opened its doors on October 8, 2019 replacing MoJo’s on the Harbour. It offers a neighborhood Harbor hangout and waterfront dining escape for Island locals, guests and Fido.

Delphina Coastal Cuisine

Located just steps from the ferry landing, this Bald Head island restaurant features a diner style menu with a classic nautical aesthetic. Indulge in a burger or grab a to-go shake, and be sure to save room for dessert!

The owner’s also own a coffee shop and eatery that serves pizza, beer, and wine. The pair believe their new businesses will help make Stoked Village a year-round destination for island vacationers.

The Grill is the club’s fine dining establishment but you have to be a member to dine here. You can try the grilled steaks and fresh fish like tuna, grouper, and crab cake.

Will O’ The Wisp

A will-o’-the-wisp (from the medieval Latin ignis fatuus, “foolish fire”) is an atmospheric ghost light seen at night, especially over bogs, swamps or marshes. It often looks like a torch or lantern.

It is a mischievous spirit, usually associated with a person named Will or Jack. One legend tells of a blacksmith named Will who was sent back to earth by Saint Peter to reform, but instead got caught up in nefarious deeds and was cursed to wander the marshes.

Despite improved photographic gear, genuine visual documentation of will-o’-the-wisps remains hard to come by. However, a number of artistic renderings have been captured on film and digital cameras.

The Grill

This upscale, buttoned-up steakhouse by Major Food Group is a contemporary celebration of midcentury American dining. Debonair service captains and a powerhouse wine list set the stage for expertly prepared classics like prime rib and the Seagram crab cake.

The menu also offers a handful of dishes that make it stand out from the pack, such as shrimp cocktail and escargots. Desserts are impressive, too, including a trio of warm bread puddings and an open flame that nearly singes your eyebrows in a tableside display of cherries flambee.

Located in the upstairs lobby of the Deep Point ferry terminal, Island Times Cafe offers breakfast, lunch and to-go meals. It’s a great spot for coffee and ice cream after hopping off the ferry.

The Bean Bar

If you haven’t had a chance to try them yet, these bean bars are surprisingly sweet but packed full of healthy ingredients like oats and chia seeds. Plus, they are gluten-free and can be reheated in the oven for a quick breakfast or snack.

This diner-style eatery is located right next to the Deep Point ferry terminal. It offers breakfast, lunch, and to-go meals as well as a full bar.

For a fresh take on pizza, visit Copper’s inside Maritime Market. Choose your favorite toppings and they’ll be baked in a 900° oven. Yummy! Also check out Mike’s Bites, which is a great spot to pick up hot dogs, deli-style sandwiches, and Italian ice.

Jailhouse Provisions

Located in the old village police station in Stoked Village, Jailhouse Provisions has a diner-style menu of seafood baskets, sandwiches, salads and bar snacks. It also offers a curated wine list with selections from small organic producers and vineyards that demonstrate responsible farming practices.

The pet-friendly restaurant sits in a restored police station with classic nautical aesthetics. Guests can sip on cocktails, count boats as they pull into the marina and enjoy the ambiance with a good meal or to-go treat like an inspired coffee, acai bowl, ice cream or savory toast.

Across the street from Jailhouse Provisions is Midway Coffee, offering food and beverage options to fuel your Island adventures. The Petersons have created a collection of creative startups that shape the Island including Island Passage, Delphina Cantina, Riverside Adventure Company and Will O’ The Wisp.

Aqua

Aqua is the upscale restaurant at the Shoals Club and offers a delightful menu of regional seafood specialties, grilled steaks, and other favorites. The wine list is also well curated and pairs perfectly with any dish on the menu.

Latitudes is another club dining option offering a more casual menu of seafood, burgers, and tacos. You will need full or temporary membership to dine here.

Maritime Market is home to several small restaurants which really expands the dining options on the island. Try Copper’s Wood-Fired Kitchen for pizza, Sweet Bay Cafe and Catering for a variety of grab and go lunch and dinner choices, Side Wok for Asian food, and the Market Cafe for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Latitudes

Latitudes, the Shoals Club’s indoor lounge and al fresco dining deck with sweeping water views, features an exquisite tapas-style menu designed for sampling and sharing. An expansive wine list complements the small plates, and a summertime acoustic guitarist adds to the ambience. Latitudes is exclusively for members, their guests and guest pass holders. Reservations are encouraged. The menu includes seafood, pizzas, grill fare and Teppanyaki. A variety of pre prepared foods are also available for purchase at Latitudes.

Sandbar Grille

Located poolside at the Shoals Club, Sandbar Grille serves a balance of light, healthy options and traditional kid-friendly favorites. The menu also includes a variety of drinks and daily drink specials. This casual restaurant is only available to Shoals members and guests.

The hospitable staff at this bar is something that guests really appreciate. They serve tasty flatbreads, fish tacos and smoked fish at democratic prices. You can order a nice chardonnay, draft beer or liqueur. Many customers rate this place a 4.3 on Google.

The restaurant has a cozy and welcoming atmosphere with plenty of seating. Outside, there are games and a live band. There are even mist fans for when it gets hot.