Frisco, NC, Restaurants

Angelo’s is a casual eatery that serves Italian-inspired favorites like pizza, calzones, subs, spaghetti, lasagna, a variety of appetizers and daily specials. This is a great place to take the family because it’s laid-back enough for kids and there’s a super-cool arcade room attached to the seating area. It’s open for lunch and dinner daily year-round. read more

An intimate restaurant, Cafe Pamlico is The Inn on Pamlico Sound’s signature eatery, offering gourmet cuisine overlooking the waters of the sound. Cafe Pamlico’s casual fine dining features local seafood, vegetables grown on-site, organic beef and poultry, homemade soups, appetizers, desserts and an extensive wine and beer list. You can opt for a multi-course meal or stop in and grab appetizers at their well-stocked bar....read more

Crazy Johnny’s Bar-B-Que operates out of a red food truck across from Conner’s Supermarket in Buxton. Serving ribs, brisket, chicken and more, Crazy Johnny’s classic eastern North Carolina barbecue is always freshly prepared and hot off the cooker. Side dishes are available, too, as are homemade desserts. They offer up the barbecue until it runs out, so make sure you get it while the getting...read more

Frisco Sandwich Company serves quick, healthy fare for people on the go. It’s fast, but we can’t call it fast food because it’s all prepared with care and fine attention to flavor. You wouldn’t find house-made potato chips and homemade ice cream sandwiches at any fast food joint. Frisco Sandwich Company serves specialty sandwiches, paninis, wraps, burgers and salads. They are also serve Carolina pulled...read more

Hatteras Sno-Balls is nestled in a little watermelon pink building near milepost 67 in Frisco. With its friendly service and relaxed atmosphere, Hatteras Sno-Balls is a must-stop on a hot summer day. Make sure you try their signature Hatteras-style sno-ball, which consists of a scoop of ice cream on the bottom and shave ice on top. The flavor combination is up to you, and with...read more