
Outer Banks Olive Wine Shop, Beer & Cigars provides a wide variety of the world’s freshest premium extra virgin olive oils, balsamic vinegar, specialty oils, and vinegar. Our tasting room will allow you to experience the largest and freshest selection of artisan oils and vinegar in the region. We also carry a large selection of wine and craft beer featuring a hand-picked selection and expert, friendly service. Our shelves are stocked with wines from every growing region and our Wall of Beer has single beers to choose from. While you are here be sure to enjoy a wine tasting, pint of beer or cheese plate. There are 12 rotating draft beers available by the pint or growler and cigar lovers will want to check out our well-stocked humidors!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7100 S Croatan Hwy #92, Nags Head, NC 27959
Phone: (252) 441-4110
Website: http://www.outerbanksolive.com/
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Reviews
While I shop my hubby has a beverage while he waits for me to be done shopping. You can also order charcuterie, wine and craft beer, its a blast. Double whammy, hubby is happy and I’m happy
The store itself is lovely. The ladies working there were professional, warm, and extremely helpful. However, I’m rating it two stars instead of five because of one individual—Kevin—whose behavior was condescending, unnecessarily aggressive, and completely out of place in a hospitality setting.
While attempting to purchase a bottle of wine (after already enjoying a glass in the store), I presented my valid government-issued ID. Kevin then demanded that I loudly state my age aloud at the register, even though he was holding my ID and could clearly verify it. This wasn’t about compliance—it felt like a public challenge or power play.
When I expressed that I found the request inappropriate and invasive, he doubled down with a dismissive attitude. His overall demeanor was rude, controlling, and dismissive, both toward me and others in line.
On top of that, he made snide remarks about cleaning up olive oil earlier—telling customers not to “make any mess,” which only added to the uncomfortable tone he sets.
This is not how you treat guests, especially in a space that markets itself as upscale and welcoming.
I returned the wine and left.
I sincerely hope management addresses Kevin’s conduct.
Because while the environment is beautiful, no one wants to spend money where they’re belittled.