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Full Moon Café ![]() Summary
Would we go there again: Maybe
Comments & RatingsA little bistro style restaurant, that mixes southern and beach style foods. This seems appropriate, considering that it's on a beach in the south. Go figure.
Tim's Comments: This place was okay. I wasn't particularly impressed, nor was I particularly turned off. It seemed that all the places to eat in the little town of Manteo were a bit higher on the price scale than we were really looking for, but oh well.
About the RestaurantJeni's Comments: My food was very tasty, although for anyone ordering the Shrimp & Crab Enchilada, it comes with jalapeños (the menu doesn't say that), but you can ask for them to be taken out. I don't normally like spicy food, but I was able to finish it. The coffee was good. The only reason I gave them a 5 for value was that Tim's plate was twice the size of mine and half the price. Overall my food was really tasty. Ratings
Address: 207 Queen Elizabeth Ave Manteo, NC (map)
About Our ExperienceRestaurant Style: Seafood / Southern Price Range: Dinnner - $14 - $20 Decor: Tourist beach bistro, lots of blue: bottles, painted ceiling, etc. Noise Level: quiet, just some classical music radio station playing Lighting: windows on all sides, small recessed lighting Tables Equipped With: salt & pepper, sweeteners, a candle in a pottery holder, wine menu Temperature: comfortable
Date: Thursday, October 27th, 2005
Meal/Time: Dinner, 5:00 PM Wait to be Seated: none How Full: We were the only customers. What We Ordered: Jeni - Shrimp & Crab Enchilada ($17), coffee (served in handmade pottery) Tim - Nachos w/ Guacamole ($8) Free Appetizers: water Time (from ordering to getting appetizers): N/A Time (from ordering to getting entrées): 9 minutes What We Paid (without tip): $28 |
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