📌 SAVE THIS POST 📌 Hey North Carolina foodies! Come along with me as we explore some incredible coastal NC food spots with @Visit NC. 📣 Jacksonville is home to the #internationalfoodtrailjnc, which is dedicated to many locally-owned restaurants that are bursting with flavor. We tried Filipino Lumpia, West Indian classics like oxtail and goat curry, and spicy Peruvian chicken with crispy yucca. 📣 Further down the coast is Wilmington, where you'll find a foodie heaven filled with local seafood, soul food, and delectable sandwiches. Whether you’re looking for a sit-down restaurant or take-out brunch, Wilmington has your tastebuds covered! 📣 North Carolina is known for seafood, and Calabash is the seafood capital of the world. In this small town, people are always fishing and frying and restaurants like The Waterfront Seafood Shack still catch and serve fresh seafood off the boat. 📌 Below is a full list of restaurants where we ate for our Spring NC Coastal Food Tour: Filipino Cuisine (*331 Western Blvd., Jacksonville, NC)* West African Kitchen (*93 Western Blvd., Suite F, Jacksonville, NC)* Pollos Tete (*222 Brynn Marr Rd., Jacksonville, NC)* The Half (510 1/2 Red Cross St, Wilmington, NC) On Thyme/Brunch Thyme (918 Castle St, Wilmington, NC) Rx Chicken and Waffles (421 Castle St, Wilmington, NC) Waterfront Seafood Shack and Calabash Fishing Fleet (9945 Nance St, Calabash, NC) What NC restaurant is your first stop on this coastal foodie adventure? #nc #nctripping #visitnc #northcarolina #jacksonvillenc #wilmingtonnc #calabashnc #eatlocal #ncseafood #ncfoodie #ncfood