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1 Rue Gabriel Faure, 07300 Tournon-sur-Rhône, FranceKebab Shop $10 to $20
799 Sunset Blvd, Corolla, NC 27927, United States
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If you’re driving along the Outer Banks and craving fresh seafood in a relaxed setting, Mama Easley’s is one of those places that instantly feels welcoming. Located at 799 Sunset Blvd, Corolla, NC 27927, Mama Easley’s has built a reputation as a casual seafood restaurant where locals and visitors can enjoy flavorful dishes without any fuss. The atmosphere is easygoing, making it a comfortable stop after a beach day, a family outing, or even a quick lunch between exploring Corolla’s attractions.
One thing that stands out about Mama Easley’s is the variety of dining options available. Guests can sit outside and enjoy the coastal breeze with outdoor seating, or choose dine-in service for a more laid-back indoor experience. For travelers on the move, takeout and delivery make it simple to enjoy seafood favorites wherever the day leads. The restaurant also offers onsite services that help create a smooth and convenient experience from the moment you arrive.
The menu reflects the comforting style people often look for when visiting a seafood restaurant near the coast. Alongside seafood dishes, Mama Easley’s serves comfort food, small plates, and quick bites that work well for both light meals and hearty appetites. Drinks are also part of the appeal, with options including beer, cocktails, wine, coffee, and other refreshing choices that pair nicely with a casual meal. Families, couples, and groups of friends often appreciate the relaxed environment because it feels welcoming without being overly formal. The friendly vibe also makes it easy to slow down, enjoy a meal, and take in the coastal atmosphere that Corolla is known for. Visitors looking for casual dining near the beach often enjoy stopping here. Whether someone wants a relaxed dinner with friends or a simple bite after spending time at the beach, Mama Easley’s delivers a friendly setting that captures the laid-back spirit of Corolla.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
799 Sunset Blvd, Corolla, NC 27927, United States
Very relaxed environment and reasonable pricing for a boil pot. You order at the counter and they deliver to the table. I shared a medium steamer pot with my 2 teen daughters and we had a little left. Definitely ask for an extra butter. (They only gave one for a big tray of food) My husband had a fried scallop basket with hush puppies and my son had wings. I also had a side ceaser salad that was very fresh and tasty. The girl that waited on me was super friendly and lovely to chat with. I think her name was Dadia, if I understood correctly. The place is tiny and gets busy, we went at 4:30 to beat the dinner crowd and that was perfect! Also noteworthy, the restaurant is tucked away in the far right corner of the Tim Buck 2 plaza.
Scallops are prepared perfectly, as advertised! Crab cakes were full of crab and kids shrimp were nice and lightly breaded. Sweet potato tots needed something, just not sure.
We wanted to experience the full seafood boil meal, so we came for lunch and ordered the "medium" size (says it serves 2). It was plenty of food for both of us, and we left some potatoes behind. Everything was delicious, cooked perfectly. It took us almost an hour to work our way through it, but we're not very efficient at cracking crab legs. The corn was fresh and sweet and all the sauces were fantastic, too. The place was busy and loud, but we were able to get a table indoors at 11:50. It's not a quiet, romantic spot, but it's a perfect seafood feast if you don't mind getting a little messy.
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.