Whether you are on the hunt for a filling and fresh breakfast or a wholly unique and inspired lunch, Helios' Hideaway can satisfy the largest of appetites on Ocracoke Island. Distinctive for its tempting range of Greek fare that ranges from salads to hefty pizzas, this relatively new addition to the Ocracoke dining scene steals the show with its global flavors that can’t be found anywhere else on the southern Outer Banks.

Helios' Hideaway is renowned for its menu that’s dotted with tempting Greek specialties, and food fans will have a difficult time figuring out what to try first. The breakfast menu has both classic staples like egg plates and biscuits, as well as more unique pita sandwiches and Spanakopita – which is a traditional and tasty Greek spinach and cheese pie. The lunch and dinner menu is bursting with flavor and unique options, thanks to specialties like Falafel, lamb meatballs, stuffed grape leaves, and tempting sides and desserts. There’s also a great selection of pizzas and toppings, (including the signature Greek pizza), as well as beer and wine for a relaxing meal after a hard day on the shore. With great flavor that can’t be found anywhere else on the island, Helios' Hideaway is a fun spot for something new, and something delicious.


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Ocracoke
252-928-3354
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  • Monday07:00AM-06:00PM
  • Tuesday07:00AM-06:00PM
  • Wednesday07:00AM-06:00PM
  • Thursday07:00AM-06:00PM
  • Friday07:00AM-06:00PM
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  • Sunday07:00AM-06:00PM
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Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum

Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum

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