There’s no denying that any trip to the North Carolina coast spurs an overwhelming desire for some fresh-off-the-boat seafood. But even the greatest of intentions deserves an exception – especially when a perfectly prepared cut of prime rib is on the menu.
Outside of the locals and a few tourists, not enough people know about a top-notch marina restaurant in Coinjock, a tiny little community in Currituck County.
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The Coinjock Marina and Restaurant are perched right on the intracoastal waterway, offering a dockside approach as well as arrival by land.
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Long a coveted secret of the locals, Coinjock Marina Restaurant is a place where it feels like home the minute you arrive. The staff treats everyone like family. But let’s get to the prime rib, shall we?
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Coinjock Marina is the home of the 32-ounce prime rib. It’s specially seasoned and slow cooked to perfection, served with au jus, a baked potato, house salad, and a roll. It’s practically calling your name. Can you hear it?
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For those who prefer to have some fresh seafood, the lunch and dinner menus each feature a variety of delectable choices. From sandwiches to platters, and from fried or broiled to stuffed, the seafood on the menu has a little something for everyone.
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The restaurant is open seven days a week for lunch or dinner.
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The next time you’re headed in the direction of Currituck County, add this tasty spot to your must-visit list.
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Coinjock Marina Restaurant opened on the intracoastal waterway 42 years ago, in 1978.
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Have you discovered the mouthwatering goodness at Coinjock Marina Restaurant or tried its famous 32-ounce prime rib? We’d love to know! Learn more about the marina and the restaurant from its official website here.
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If 32 ounces is bigger than your appetite, the menu also includes a modest 16-ounce portion.
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Address: 321 Waterlily Rd, Coinjock, NC 27923, USA
