Seagrove Family Restaurant

Stopped at this little family diner in the middle of a road trip back to PA. Doesn’t look like much but let me tell you I got hot dogs and fries. Everything we received was fresh down to the onions on my hot dogs. The fries were hot and delicious. Great experience. Staff was extremely friendly.

A group of Senior Adults from Kannapolis visited today, February 21 2023. The food was outstanding and the servers and staff very friendly. We will return. This restaurant is highly recommended!

If you like southern food and hospitality check this place out before visiting the various pottery vendors around town (sea grove is known for their local pottery ) Great little spot to fuel up on local food .. Christie our server was uber sweet ! My friend had the pulled pork sandwich and coconut cream pie 🥧 which they did not charge for .YEA! Not many choices for vegetarians which was to be expected so I had the mashed potatoes 🥔 green beans and beets which just perfect.. by 12:30 this lil spot was packed from corner to corner … after lunch we went out to the back and saw the beautiful beautiful horses and barns ! Now that was the perfect ending to a lovely lunch !! So check it out if you are out and about
From the
Sarasota Florida visitor !

I chose this location by googling diners in Seagrove, NC. The interior is what one would expect from a diner. I found out that this restaurant used to be called Jugtown Cafe. I was familiar with that name. My only complaint was that they gave me solid cold butter to try to smear on my toast. That doesn't work. It will not spread. I asked for melted butter and was given the butter flavored oil that so many diners use. I am well aware that that's what diners put on toast when they make it with it already on there, I just would have appreciated it had they allowed the butter to come room temperature before serving it to customers. Getting to see the horses next door was quite charming. In spite of the cold butter, I would recommend this diner to anyone.

Hometown fare with attentive southern country service. They were a little busy, but someone was willing to come out of the kitchen to get our drink orders and menus while we waited on our waitress.
The food is good home cooking with a variety of options from sandwiches and wraps to salads and dinner plates. This is a very economical place to eat, without the economical style food. Portions are generous and everything was well prepared. We had a good cross section of the menu with a Grilled chicken taco salad, Fat Boy Burger, Grilled Chicken Wrap, and Country Fried Steak w/ Creamed Potatoes (mashed potatoes) and Fried Okra. We also finished off with Coconut Cream Pie and Pig Picking Cake. Pie was awesome & the cake was good (not as flavorful as I would like, but others would probably like it).
Enjoyed ourselves and left full and well satisfied.