Eat upscale, beautifully presented dishes in this waterside restaurant, hidden inside Tranquil House Inn. House chefs use herbs from the Inn’s gardens, Atlantic seafood and locally sourced meat, fowl and veggies. Seared tuna steak comes piled high on a bed of kimchi shrimp fried rice, while the rack of lamb melts in the mouth. It's only open in high season.
1587 Restaurant
Outer Banks
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
Wright Brothers National Memorial
7.28 MILES
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Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
2.87 MILES
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Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge
7.42 MILES
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Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge
16.64 MILES
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18.58 MILES
A pleasant waterfront boardwalk with 27 shops and eateries dotted around it. Peruse local design shops, do a Village Yoga session, or grab a bottle of…
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8.71 MILES
Built in 1872, this photogenic lighthouse opened its doors to visitors in 2013. The 170ft-high structure still has its original Fresnel lens – a rarity…
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4.22 MILES
Kick off your shoes for a leg-stretching climb up Jockey's Ridge, the largest sand dune on the East Coast. With a 360-degree view that sweeps over the…
Nearby Outer Banks attractions
1. Roanoke Island Festival Park
0.18 MILES
Go on a swashbuckling adventure at this 25-acre park, telling the story of the first English settlement attempt in 1585. Visitors can climb aboard a 16th…
2. Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
2.87 MILES
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3.04 MILES
The 16th-century-style Elizabethan Gardens include a Shakespearean herb garden and rows of beautifully manicured flower beds. Check online to see what's…
4.22 MILES
Kick off your shoes for a leg-stretching climb up Jockey's Ridge, the largest sand dune on the East Coast. With a 360-degree view that sweeps over the…
5. Wright Brothers National Memorial
7.28 MILES
Self-taught engineers Wilbur and Orville Wright launched the world's first successful airplane flight on December 17, 1903 (it lasted 12 seconds). A…
6. Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge
7.42 MILES
Although not strictly on an Outer Banks island (it's part of the mainland), this 154,000-acre wildlife reserve of wild lands and waters is managed by Dare…
8.71 MILES
Built in 1872, this photogenic lighthouse opened its doors to visitors in 2013. The 170ft-high structure still has its original Fresnel lens – a rarity…
8. Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge
16.64 MILES
At the northern end of Hatteras Island, and named after the dune peas that grow in the sand, this 5834-acre (land portion only) reserve is a bird-watcher…