Enjoy a little island inspiration with every meal at this Corolla eatery that features a range of familiar Outer Banks dishes with a little bit of a Caribbean twist. The Broken Plate Kitchen is a popular northern Outer Banks eatery that features plenty of fresh cuisine and ample options, making it a great dining option to please everyone in the vacationing crew.
Broken Plate Kitchen is located within the popular Corolla Light Town Center, so it’s a convenient spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner while exploring the shops and attractions that are found in the heart of Corolla. The distinctive breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus are crowded with fun and familiar dishes, and many of the menu items have an island spin for an added dose of flavor. Try the tropical tacos with mango salsa, cilantro dressing, and house-made slaw, or enjoy the Rasta Pasta with Caribbean jerk chicken breast for a unique and flavorful meal. Patrons will also want to save room for dessert and for one of the Broken Plate Kitchen’s signature milkshakes or bubble waffles, which are unique and sweet creations that can’t be found anywhere else. Colorful and creative, Broken Plate Kitchen is where island cuisine and Outer Banks ingredients easily meet to the delight of food fans everywhere.
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