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"You want an old school candy and ice cream shop? This is the place! Walk back into time and eat the old candy we used to love and stopped because our waste line became bigger and started eating salads.

No fear here, this is a no calorie special as long as you eat before you leave. More than 30 types of ice cream you are sure to find your flavor, and crumble some candy on top. This a a two stopper minimum when on vacation!

Did I mention the wonderful service?" - Jacques W.

ALL YOU CAN EAT CRAB LEGS DAILY! We are Shallotte's newest family-owned local fresh seafood restaurant specializing in Southern Carolina cuisine.

Our family’s history in the seafood business goes back to the late 1700s. Our grandfather, Moses Milliken, was born in 1793 in Brunswick County, North Carolina – he was the first to make a living fishing and gathering oysters to feed his family from the sea. Our grandfather, AL Milliken, started the first oyster shucking house in Brunswick County and our father, Lloyd Milliken, opened Lloyd's Oyster House back in the 60's in Shallotte and runs it to this day. The history of the Milliken family in the seafood business in North Carolina spans for centuries.

We take pride in locally sourcing all of our products, and offering only the highest quality seafood and more.

For over 25 years, Jessie & Myers Construction has provided superior custom home building services to the greater Brunswick Islands of North Carolina. You will find our beautifully designed and well-built homes along many of the area's finest beaches.

We couple traditional Southern hospitality with home-building excellence to deliver an unmatched level of craftsmanship to our homeowners. Every house we build has a specific architectural style, custom-tailored to each homeowner’s unique vision. By working endlessly with you – our client – to make sure that we pay attention to EVERY detail, we ensure your house we build is one you are happy to call home.

Southern Living named Ocean Isle Beach the South’s Best Tiny Town in 2018. Locals agree Ocean Isle Beach is Paradise Found. At the center of the 7-mile island, coming over the bridge Causeway Drive ends at the Ocean Isle Beach Pier. This 968’ wooden pier has stood as a landmark of the island since it was built in 1957 by Odell and Virginia Williamson. OIB Pier management values family tradition, honors its history and works hard to maintain the longstanding sentimental traditions of the pier yet carefully updates the complex for the modern-day tourist.

The fun begins at the pier house entrance with a front door historic photograph of the pier house 60 years ago. Come on in to see your OIB Pier today, and let us help you continue to make lots of summer fun in the sun memories!