Best Buffet (Seafood, Chinese, etc) in Kure Beach

"EAT PIG FEET AT CASEYS BBQ” reads hundreds, if not thousands of bumper stickers around town (and maybe around the country), and indeed, the barbecued pig feet are always on the menu at Casey’s. If that sounds a bit too adventurous, stick with the classics like pulled pork, fried chicken, catfish, chitlin’s, and more. With rotating daily specials like barbecued pork chops (Wednesdays), squash casserole (Thursdays), and deviled crab (Fridays and Saturdays between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. only), it’s hard to find a more traditionally Southern meal in Wilmington."

"Having BBQ is one of the best things to do in North Carolina and what’s better than an all-you-can-eat BBQ buffet?. Fill up your plate and stomach with the best Carolina cooking around, at this family-owned paradise of soul food and Southern comfort. Go for the classics such as fried chicken, catfish, collard greens, and cornbread—all fresh and made from scratch."

"You can’t leave Wilmington, NC without trying the Eastern North Carolina barbecue at Casey’s Buffet on Oleander. The buffet selection of Southern favorites is huge, including okra, fried chicken and pork chops, chitlins, mac and cheese, Brunswick Stew, catfish, pig’s feet, and biscuits, of course."

"One of Wilmington’s newest attractions is the Expo 216 – a two-story art space that’s found along Front Street, and which features more than 5,000’ square feet of gallery space. The interior of the museum features commissioned artworks, media loops, and informational panels which outline the various environmental and social issues that are distinctly highlighted every 10 months or so. The end result is a cumulative experience, where global issues and regional artistic talents are effortlessly intertwined."

"I have been a Donut Inn about six times when they're supposed to be open, every single time except for 2 they have been closed. The other two times ..."