Clamalot Area Guidebook
Food Scene
The Spot Grill
202 Wellons DrGreat fried seafood! A locals favorite.
The Spouter Inn
300 Front StGreat seafood awesome view of the water.
The Accidental Bakery
206 Wellons DrBakery next to The Spot.
Walk to the back where there is a raw bar, fresh local oysters!
10 locals recommend
Ribeyes Steakhouse
509 Front StWalk to the back where there is a raw bar, fresh local oysters!
Great coffee, bakery items, a full bar and wine bar, wine shop and live music some nights.
39 locals recommend
Cru Wine Bar, Coffee Shop & Wine Store
120 Turner StGreat coffee, bakery items, a full bar and wine bar, wine shop and live music some nights.
Consistently good food and drinks in the former Roses store on Front Street.
48 locals recommend
Clawson's 1905 Restaurant
425 Front StConsistently good food and drinks in the former Roses store on Front Street.
Aqua Restaurant
114 Middle LnStylish spot with excellent food.
City Kitchen
114 A Town Creek DrOne of the best restaurants in Beaufort.
Blue Moon Bistro
119 Queen StGreat restaurant in an old house.
An institution on the Morehead waterfront. Killer hush puppies, fresh local seafood and a fantastic coastal Carolina vibe.
19 locals recommend
Sanitary Fish Market and Restaurant
501 Evans StAn institution on the Morehead waterfront. Killer hush puppies, fresh local seafood and a fantastic coastal Carolina vibe.
Fishtowne LLC
100 Wellons DrFantastic local fresh seafood shop. Doesn't get any better.
Drinks & Nightlife
Backstreet Pub
124 Middle LnTiny bar 'in the alley" with a big patio, live music.
Arts & Culture
Tour some of Beaufort's earliest homes, the old courthouse, apothecary shop and jail. Take a double decker bus tour of Beaufort. Visit the art gallery, herb garden, check out special events. My grandparents and uncle were among the handful of people who founded the BHA in the 1960's.
39 locals recommend
Beaufort Historic Site
130 Turner StTour some of Beaufort's earliest homes, the old courthouse, apothecary shop and jail. Take a double decker bus tour of Beaufort. Visit the art gallery, herb garden, check out special events. My grandparents and uncle were among the handful of people who founded the BHA in the 1960's.
Sightseeing
Gorgeous little church. The Cemetery is one of the most interesting places in the South. Otway Burns buried under a cannon from his ship, a little girl who died at sea buried in a rum barrel (people lay toys on her grave daily) If you are a fan of cemeteries this is a ten!
Ann Street United Methodist Church
417 Ann StGorgeous little church. The Cemetery is one of the most interesting places in the South. Otway Burns buried under a cannon from his ship, a little girl who died at sea buried in a rum barrel (people lay toys on her grave daily) If you are a fan of cemeteries this is a ten!
Air conditioned sightseeing cruise from Front Street
16 locals recommend
Crystal Coast Lady Cruises featuring the NEW "MISS CRYSTAL COAST"
600 Front StAir conditioned sightseeing cruise from Front Street
Shopping
Saturday mornings until 1 or so. Seafood, vegetables, flowers, baked goods, crafts.
18 locals recommend
Olde Beaufort Farmers' Market
402 Courthouse SquareSaturday mornings until 1 or so. Seafood, vegetables, flowers, baked goods, crafts.
Parks & Nature
Great activity for a rainy day or when you need a break from the sun.
275 locals recommend
North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores
1 Roosevelt BlvdGreat activity for a rainy day or when you need a break from the sun.
Civil War era Fort that guarded Beaufort Inlet, reenactments, a nice coastal hiking trail, and fantastic uncrowded beaches in the Park
250 locals recommend
Fort Macon State Park
2303 E Fort Macon RdCivil War era Fort that guarded Beaufort Inlet, reenactments, a nice coastal hiking trail, and fantastic uncrowded beaches in the Park
Getting Around
Beaufort Bicycle
127 Briarpatch DrQuirky bike shop in an old house. Rent bikes for a day, week or more.