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She recites these as easily as she did the daily specials. It didn’t take much for Adele to talk us into it. We were shocked to realize we might still have some room for dessert. And then we each tried a bite of the fried flounder sandwich… Kill Devil Grill’s fried flounder sandwichĪnd, “I’d come back for that again.” We were still speaking about that flounder hours later. The Southern fried chicken kicked up more than a notch with corn, bacon, potato sticks, and a buttermilk garlic dressing that was so wonderful, I thought I’d made a mistake with my salmon choice.

Our salmon was the size of a plank dinner portion, and the salad was sprinkled with cucumbers, sweet corn, grape tomatoes, and mixed in a basil citrus vinaigrette (we both held the goat cheese). The salmon salad had been so highly spoken of by our cohort that two of us ordered that, one ordered the fried flounder sandwich, and another the Southern fried chicken salad.

“You guys have any questions?” Kill Devil Grill’s salmon salad A sampling: the grilled mahi served over cheese grits and topped with grilled local asparagus the fried flounder sandwich with lettuce, tomato, and housemade tartar jumbo fries served with soft-shell crab sandwiches a green chile pork burrito with pineapple slaw rice and avocado and the day’s salad special, the Kitchen Sink Seazar, which is like a traditional Caesar but with tomatoes, pine nuts, grilled and chilled chicken, and penne pasta.

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She rattled off the daily specials like the true professional she is. Sit at the bar stools in the renovated railcar or wait for a red vinyl seat booth and hope you’re lucky enough to get our server, Adele. Recommended by a Texas husband during our rained-out attempt at hang gliding, there was a brief wait for seating at this historic railcar turned diner and grill, The Kill Devil Grill. Gosh, did we eat! Here are the best restaurants we had the privilege to dine at in the Outer Banks.

Our first trip to the Outer Banks of North Carolina included four travel writers with a long weekend to gather, explore, share information, and enjoy each other’s company.