You just might overlook this gourmet deli and beach shop if you’re cruising past the Exxon gas station at milepost 8 on the Beach Road. What might look like a typical convenience store complementing the gas pumps is a sandwich and souvenir shop like none other on the Outer Banks! Locals and visitors frequent Stop N’ Shop for incredible gourmet deli-style take away sandwiches and wraps that are perfect for a beach day lunch.
The gourmet sandwich shop inside Stop N’ Shop offers custom order sandwiches so you can build one to your liking with all the right fixings. But, you’re likely to want to order from the unique menu selections. The special sandwiches are posted daily and offer a variety of meat, cheese and gourmet sauce concoctions. For example there’s the Mucho Madness, which is Honey Ham and Honey Turkey on an oven baked 7-grain batard with lettuce, tomato, onion, sweet peppers, mozzarella cheese and herb mayo. Another specialty sandwich is the Boss Man, Cajun Roast Beef and Hard Salami on whole wheat or plain ciabatta bread with lettuce, tomato, pickle, jalapeno peppers, jack cheese and oil and vinegar. Complement your sandwich with deli sides or by shopping the gourmet grocery for unique gourmet chips, candies and snacks.
Stop N’Shop is much more than a grocery and gourmet sandwich take out shop, it’s also a full souvenir shop and bait and tackle shop! In fact, you’ll be hard pressed to find a better sandal selection on the beach! Stop N’ Shop carries Reef, Rainbow and many name brand and fashionable styles. Yes, it’s possible to find quality clothing, shoes, and unique gifts, fishing tackle and gourmet food all under one roof! Stop N’ Shop will pleasantly surprise you with all its food and shopping splendor.
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