One of the newer restaurants to take the northern Outer Banks by storm, Pete’s Pour house serves burgers, fries, fresh seafood, salads and many of the comfort foods that are easily washed down by an ice cold beer. The wings at Pete’s Pour House are not to be missed!

Serving lunch and dinner daily, the cozy pub-style restaurant is a great place to watch sporting events, particularly football. Over 20 flat-screen TVs ensure your event or game will be on for you to enjoy. 

If you’re not watching TV inside, you might want to enjoy the nice weather out on the large second story deck, which has tables and chairs. With Pete’s Pour House, you get a great sports bar atmosphere with high-quality and fresh food.

In addition to a selection of over 40 different beers, Pete’s Pour House has an extensive wine selection and a full bar. A well-rounded menu of fresh seafood (including raw bar choices and fish tacos), steaks, pasta and sandwiches are offered at reasonable prices.

For dessert, check out the Hershey’s hand-dipped ice cream stand inside the restaurant. 

The bar features happy hour specials and live entertainment during the summertime months.

While new to the Outer Banks, Pete’s Pour House’s owner is experienced in serving the area. He has owned and operated Uncle Ikes Sandbar & Grill in Corolla for over three years.


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Kitty Hawk
252-255-1808
Hours
*Off-season hours may vary*
Call 252-255-1808 for current hours.
  • Monday11:00am-1:00am
  • Tuesday11:00am-1:00am
  • Wednesday11:00am-1:00am
  • Thursday11:00am-1:00am
  • Friday11:00am-1:00am
  • Saturday11:00am-1:00am
  • Sunday11:00am-1:00am
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