If you can identify the restaurant and/or have stories you would like to share about dining there or working in this restaurant, please leave a comment. I talked with the former manager of the restaurant several days ago. We laughed about all the pranks and shenanigans that went on in the kitchen!
Our latest Ocracoke Newsletter is Ellen Marie Cloud's first-person account of the Great Ocracoke Lighthouse Window Heist. You can read it here: http://www.villagecraftsmen.com/news012117.htm.
Is it The Pelican?
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Island Inn :-)
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ReplyDeletePranks and shrnanigans in the Kitchen in the kitchen ??. such as extra bleach in the sink for the pot scrubber to splash and unwittingly ruin their blue pants. That was a good one or remember when - oh, when does the statutes of limitations run out on that one? BRB
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ReplyDeleteThe Island Inn, had many a delicious meal there and the hush puppies were to die for!
ReplyDeleteIsland Inn - had a great breakfast there the first October we vacationed on Ocracoke in 2004. Were so excited to go back the next October but it was closed. ☹️
ReplyDeleteWhat about the time when Kenny....??? ahahahahahaaaa!!!!
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