Eat, Drink, Enjoy
The restaurants, breweries, and coffee shops we send our guests to. Sorted by village.
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Long lunches and longer dinners.
Lazy Fox Lavender Farm
A first-generation lavender farm outside Cameron, with heritage animals, a working apiary, and a vintage ice cream truck on open days.
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Highlanders Farm
A sixth-generation Carthage farm scooping homemade ice cream alongside strawberries and peaches, in season.
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Kalawi Farm
A fourth-generation peach farm 15 minutes from Pinehurst, homemade peach ice cream and a free scoop for the dog.
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Mulligans Creamery
A golf-themed scoop shop in Carthage, order a bogey or a birdie instead of one scoop or two.
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Sweet Carolina Ice Cream
A 1950s-style scoop shop in Aberdeen's historic downtown, family-run and worth the short drive.
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Railhouse Brewery
Veteran-owned craft brewery in Aberdeen. One of the originals in Moore County, with 16 taps, live music, and a dog-friendly outdoor space.
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Crossroads Coffee Company
Community-driven, locally roasted coffee in Vass. A little further out but worth knowing about.
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Buggy Town Coffee
Small-town coffee shop in Carthage, about 15 minutes north. Worth the detour.
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Cactus Creek Gourmet Coffee
Local roaster in Aberdeen that supplies beans to shops across the area. The sleeper pick.
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