Waterfront Restaurant & Sunset Bar.
Eating in Outer banks restaurants was not easy. None or a very few of the restaurants took reservations or over-the-phone take-out orders. We had to go in-person, put our names down and wait. Our airbnb didn’t have a full kitchen, so everyday was an adventure looking for restaurants to eat with outdoor seating where they allow dogs. Finding a place permitting dogs wasn’t hard but getting seats in general was difficult. Some places we had to wait over an hour for a table, or we had to go eat when they first open. 
Tonight we got so lucky in this popular eatery, because I guess no one wanted to eat outside due to very strong wind, but it worked out so well for us. We got a table right away right behind a staircase which provided a cool shade and shelter from wind. And their frozen margarita was what I needed to cool off from the heat of the day.

This tour could’ve been skipped. I was not impressed with their wild horses… and we all felt pretty nauseous in the jeep, driving in the bumpy sand… Andrew stayed in the house because of Miles. Lucky guy. This reminded me of our Whale watch excursion in Maine a couple of years ago… From now on, I’m not going anywhere where Andrew’s not going. 

This is our family’s favorite thing to do in OBX. The sand is cool and powdery soft to touch and the breeze from the ocean is refreshing, not to mention the beautiful sunset to finish the day…

The Chung’s family came to join us for a few days while we’re here!
Dinner @ MamaKwan’s