Wilmington, NC, Guide and Information
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Welcome to Wilmington
Located at the mouth of the Cape Fear River on the Atlantic coast, Wilmington, North Carolina, combines a long and storied history with beaches, vibrant nightlife and cultural opportunities, and a myriad of opportunities to play in the water. From stand-up paddleboard and surfing lessons on Pleasure Island, to enjoying live performing arts at Thalian Hall or the Hannah Block Historic USO/Community Arts Center, visitors will find plenty of things to do in Wilmington.
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Out and About in Wilmington
A coastal Carolina city, Wilmington, NC offers lovely beachfront views with a robust arts and entertainment scene. This historic city has a walkable downtown and is most pleasant in April, May, and October.
This spot in historic Wilmington is popular for its pub food and oysters served in a charming brick building. With four bars and three levels in the Reel Café, you don’t have to stay on the rooftop, though it is pretty popular.
The Best Spots to Eat and Drink in Wilmington, North Carolina
Wilmington, North Carolina, is known as a fantastic beach destination on the East Coast. However, there’s a lot more to do here beyond the beaches, including seeing the historic sites, visiting a range of museums and taking expert-led tours to learn more about the area. However, with all this fun, you’re bound to get hungry (and thirsty!) at some point. When you are, look to one of these five top spots to grab a bite to eat and a frosty beverage, all in Wilmington, North Carolina.
A casual cafe with a beach-y vibe, and serving delicious eats that the entire family can enjoy, Blue Surf Cafe is your spot to go for modern American dining for either breakfast or lunch. In the morning, expect heaping breakfast plates and buttermilk waffles; for lunch, you’ll find light sandwiches and wraps, perfect for a day at the beach when you're hungry but don't want something too heavy or filling.
Out and About in Wilmington
A coastal Carolina city, Wilmington, NC offers lovely beachfront views with a robust arts and entertainment scene. This historic city has a walkable downtown and is most pleasant in April, May, and October.
This spot in historic Wilmington is popular for its pub food and oysters served in a charming brick building. With four bars and three levels in the Reel Café, you don’t have to stay on the rooftop, though it is pretty popular.
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