Eat, Drink, Enjoy
The restaurants, breweries, and coffee shops we send our guests to. Sorted by village.
Find Your Favorite Table
Long lunches and longer dinners.
Pinehurst
Dining experiences that complement the village's historic, unhurried pace.
Scrollicious
Thai-style rolled ice cream made fresh on a frozen pan, plus boba and snow ice, right in Olmsted Village.
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North & South Bar
150+ bourbons and whiskeys, fire pits on the patio, and a ceiling covered in Donald Ross's 1920s course drawings. A proper cocktail…
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Lisi Italian
Family-run Italian in Pinehurst Village. House-made pasta, a serious wine list, and a patio worth sitting on.
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Drum & Quill Public House
Easy pub food, cold beer, and a dog-friendly patio in Pinehurst Village. A reliable stop any time of day.
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Pinehurst Brewing Company
Local craft brewery right in the Village of Pinehurst. Beers brewed on-site and a relaxed setting that's hard to leave.
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The Deuce
Bar and restaurant at the Pinehurst No. 2 clubhouse, overlooking the most famous finishing hole in golf.
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Agora Bakery + Cafe
Charming bakery and cafe in a former bank serving breakfast, lunch and croissants.
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Brim Pinehurst – Cafe & Dessert Bar
Village café with Italian espresso, NY-style bagels, and gelato in the historic Outpost building.
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Honest Southern comfort and the community's favorite gathering spots.
The Ice Cream Parlor
This is the one everyone means when they say “let’s get ice cream” in Southern Pines. It’s been on Broad Street since…
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Trade Craft Coffee Roasters
Veteran-owned small-batch roaster in Southern Pines
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The Wine Cellar
Quiet, well-curated wine bar in Southern Pines. The right way to end a day.
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Compass Cafe
Coffee, smoothies, and the only commercial rooftop patio in Southern Pines. Inside the Hot Asana building on Camelia Way.
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The Bell Tree Tavern
Veteran-owned tavern on Broad Street. Great bourbon list, dog-friendly patio, and live music on weekends.
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O’Donnell’s Pub
The late-night anchor of Southern Pines since 2000. Sixteen rotating taps, live music Saturdays, and open until 2am every night.
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The Sly Fox
British-style gastropub in Southern Pines. Guinness, shepherd's pie, poutine, and a dog-friendly patio with heat in the winter.
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BHAWK — Brad Halling American Whiskey Ko.
Veteran-owned distillery and restaurant in Southern Pines. Serious cocktails, a shaded patio, and a living museum honoring military service.
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Red’s Corner
Beer garden and food truck park with live music in downtown Southern Pines.
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Maisonette
French-inspired café in Southern Pines. Pastries, light bites, and a little bit of Provence.
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Java Bean Roasting Co..
On-site bean roasting in Southern Pines. If you care about the craft, this is your spot.
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Swank Coffee Shoppe
A Broad Street institution — part coffee shop, part gift store, part neighborhood hangout.
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Amor Ciego Coffee Co.
Colombian-owned, scratch-made syrups, and the best coffee in Moore County.
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The best of small-batch roasting and traditional, unpretentious dining.
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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