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The Pilot House located at 2 Ann Street in Wilmington, NC. The restaurant was established in 1978 in downtown Wilmington, N.C. KEN BLEVINS/STARNEWS 1978: Pilot House, 2 Ann St., Wilmington
Sips and snacks. Speaking of great drinks, a Wilmington based sommelier recently offered some ideas for making the most of some summer-worthy varietals.
Other reasons for Wilmington's appeal include its local university , its location on the coast, the presence of many historic buildings/sites, and vast swamps and waterways outside of Wilmington. [1] It has remained the largest film and television production area in North Carolina since the 1980s, when the first major productions started to be ...
• 310-312 Nutt Street contained a two-story boarding house and saloon circa 1886. Formerly, it had been a three-story mariner’s saloon, though this structure was destroyed in the fire of February 21, 1886. By 1893 the boarding house function of the business had been abandoned, though the saloon was still operational.
A signature to their menu is the Cook Out Tray, which features combinations of entrees, sides and a drink or milkshake. Another feature of the menu is their selection of more than 40 flavors of milkshakes. [22] A featured drink on their menu is Cheerwine, a local North Carolina cherry soda usually only served in North Carolina and surrounding ...
The Kitchen at Biggers Market is new to the Biggers Market complex at 6250 Market St. in Wilmington, N.C. It offers quick-service fare on the weekends, sells ice cream made on site, and has grab ...
More: Wilmington Greek restaurant expanding to Leland with goal of franchising beyond the area “I love The Greeks. I was there from the beginning and helped build it from the ground up, but it ...
The Second and Orange Street USO Club was erected by the Army Corps of Engineers at a cost of $80,000. Along with an identical structure on Nixon Street for African-American servicemen, it opened in December 1941, the same month that the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. From 1941 to 1945, the USO hosted 35,000 uniformed visitors a week.