Enjoy a sumptuous morning or afternoon of fresh goodies, beautiful jewelry, and plenty of happy crafting at this enticing shop that offers an array of ways to have fun. Beads & Beans OBX is the ultimate destination for good coffee drinks, baked goods, and jewelry design, and is a favorite northern Hatteras Island spot for visitors and locals who are looking for a little relaxed entertainment on a rainy day.
Beads & Beans OBX is located in the town of Rodanthe in a small shopping plaza in the heart of the village. Close to all of the tri-village communities, this unique destination features hundreds of different styles of beads that can be effortlessly fitted together to create truly one-of-a-kind necklaces, bracelets, and even earrings. There’s ample space for visitors to pick their treasures and get crafting, and Beads & Beans OBX also has an array of delicious coffee drinks and baked goodies like bagels and cupcakes to entice visitors to relax and stay a while. Fun for visitors of all ages, with ample ways to have fun, Beads & Beans OBX is a fine destination for a morning cup of Joe before a beach walk, or a lazy afternoon of designing a beautiful piece of jewelry as an unforgettable and truly unique Hatteras Island souvenir.
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