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About Black Pelican Oceanfront Cafe:

At A Glance

Visit us on the web at:
www.blackpelican.com/
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Address: 3848 Virginia Dare Trail Kitty Hawk 27949 Click for map
Phone: (252) 261-3171
Latitude: 36.065686
Longitude: -75.689735
Hours: Daily ( Saturday - Friday) Serving lunch and dinner 11:30 a.m. until 11:00 p.m.
Payment:
Cash & Travelers Checks
Atmosphere: Casual, Upbeat, Family Friendly
Cuisine: Fresh Seafood, Steaks, Woodfired Gourmet Pizza, Vegetarian Menu, Homemade Desserts
Price Range: $7.99 - $25.99
Reservations? Not Accepted - Please call to reserve for in house parties.
Features: The Black Pelican offers delicious food in a casual setting. The Black Pelican was once original Lifesaving Station # 6. The Wright Brothers telegraphed their historic first flight from this location. The Black Pelican has great ocean views from their upstairs dining room and deck. We are happy to serve an intimate dinner for two, but can also accomodate large parties. The Black Pelican is family friendly.

Welcome to Black Pelican Oceanfront Cafe

The Black Pelican Oceanfront Restaurant is located directly across from the beach at Mile Post 4 in Kitty Hawk.The Black Pelican serves lunch and dinner daily. In addition to our menu we serve delicious lunch and dinner specials. Fresh seafood, steaks, vegetarian dishes, sandwiches and wood oven pizzas are some of the items offered on our menu. The Black Pelican also has a menu designed just for kids. We have comfortable dining rooms that will accommodate dinner for two or 22. Lunch and dinner are served at our full service bar, along with some local color.

Private parties are welcome depending on availability. Catering services for weddings and other special events are our specialty.

The Black Pelican originally served as historic Lifesaving Station # 6 which was constructed in 1874. Station #6 and its crew served to provide aid for boats and their crews that were stranded along the oceanfront. The building also served as an active weather bureau. The Wright Brothers used information garnered by the weather bureau to plan their experimental flights. In 1903, after their successful First Flight, the Wright Brothers sent the telegraph announcement from Station # 6.