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The SaltBox Cafe

The SaltBox Cafe

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1469 Colington Rd, Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, 27948, United States
(252) 255-5594 www.thesaltboxcafe.com
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Mar 19, 2018
We have been to the Salt Box, twice now. Both times have been a lovely dining experience. The food is amazing, perfectly prepared. I am fairly critical when we eat out, I rarely clean my plate. But this small cozy, unpretentious restaurant hidden away in the Outer Banks has exceeded my expectations. Great service, good wine and two chiefs that know how to serve up great meals. And to top it all off, the Chef and my dad root for the Steelers!

May 16, 2018
Cute little restaurant off the main drag (rt 12) with great ambiance and amazingly fresh seafood. Chef Sprinkle made sure he stopped by every table to check in on thier guests. He and his wife run a great and creative kitchen and even have great deserts too. It's a must eat place on OBX.

Apr 24, 2018
Make a reservation to enjoy the great work of husband and wife team chef Randolph and chef Amanda. Food is on point with quality & with Care for whats in season & local on menu. Service always great. Chef will greet you when he can ! Its a good time on the screen porch as well. Crabcakes have no breadding...they are gf! Nice wine pairings n home made desserts. Great for : dates, birthdays, closing the deal, brunch on Sundays

Apr 30, 2018
We had their scallops. They were fantastic. I would high recommend Salt Box.

Apr 4, 2018
Food was great, setting intimate and the chef/owner came out to introduce himself, which was very kind. Definitely recommend!

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