Guidebook for Swan Quarter
Food Scene
North Carolina BBQ, southern home-cooked vibe, good local seafood. The Cajun Skillet and the Tuna Melt are favorites of ours. Great service. Popular with locals and visiting duck hunters alike.
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Martelle's Feed House
33301 US-264North Carolina BBQ, southern home-cooked vibe, good local seafood. The Cajun Skillet and the Tuna Melt are favorites of ours. Great service. Popular with locals and visiting duck hunters alike.
Harris Steak & Seafood House
6555 NC-94Good local seafood and steak. The flounder is excellent.
Arts & Culture
Gallery for local artists that also offers art classes and other events. Has a great store for purchasing local arts and crafts.
MATTIE Arts Center
35 Oyster Creek StGallery for local artists that also offers art classes and other events. Has a great store for purchasing local arts and crafts.
Essentials
This is the only grocery store in the area. They stock all of the basics and are very friendly and helpful. In addition to the grocery store, there's also a hardware store and a hunting/fishing supply store.
Chris's Grocery
13221 US-264This is the only grocery store in the area. They stock all of the basics and are very friendly and helpful. In addition to the grocery store, there's also a hardware store and a hunting/fishing supply store.
Parks & Nature
Mattamuskeet Refuge is a popular place for visitors to enjoy a variety of wildlife-dependent recreation. During fall and winter, concentrations of swan, geese, and ducks are a delight to both wildlife observers and photographers. Viewing waterfowl and other wildlife species is particularly good along the Hwy 94 Causeway which travels across Lake Mattamuskeet. Boating and sport fishing for largemouth bass, striped bass, catfish, crappie, and other species is permitted on Lake Mattamuskeet and the adjacent canals. Taking blue crabs at the water control structures is a very popular sport enjoyed by all age groups.
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Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
85 Mattamuskeet RdMattamuskeet Refuge is a popular place for visitors to enjoy a variety of wildlife-dependent recreation. During fall and winter, concentrations of swan, geese, and ducks are a delight to both wildlife observers and photographers. Viewing waterfowl and other wildlife species is particularly good along the Hwy 94 Causeway which travels across Lake Mattamuskeet. Boating and sport fishing for largemouth bass, striped bass, catfish, crappie, and other species is permitted on Lake Mattamuskeet and the adjacent canals. Taking blue crabs at the water control structures is a very popular sport enjoyed by all age groups.