Location: Southport
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What to do and see in Southport, North Carolina (NC): The Best Shopping
Southport is a city in Brunswick County, North Carolina, United States, near the mouth of the Cape Fear River. Its estimated population was 3,625 as of the 2016 census.
Restaurants in Southport
1. Lantana's Gallery & Fine Gifts
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. Coastal Cottage Shoppe
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
3. North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport
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4.5 based on 316 reviews
Maritime museum focusing on the history of local waterways plus exhibits on piracy, shipwrecks & storms. The Mission of the North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport is to collect, preserve and interpret material culture pertinent to the maritime history of the Lower Cape Fear region.
Reviewed By Y2814KHjanem - Southport, United States
Excellent for all ages and informative museum. Enjoyed it immensely. Covers nautical history of Southport area and world war 11 contributions
4. Uncorked by the Sea Wine Shop & Gallery
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4.5 based on 14 reviews
Uncorked by the Sea Wine Shop & Gallery is the place to go for great wine, original art and carefully selected gifts and decorative accessories in Southport. The wine selection ranges from affordable everyday wine to special occasion fine wine. Enjoy free daily tastings. You're always welcome to linger a while and enjoy a glass of wine at the Wine Bar or sit outside at one of the bistro tables and enjoy a sunny afternoon. With its Coastal Living style decor, Uncorked is a treat to visit. Free WiFi is also available to Uncorked shoppers.
Reviewed By Expattraveler100 - Greenville, United States
Great wine store. The guys running it are so friendly and knowledgeable - lovely selection from $6 to $300 a bottle - TIP? Go on a Thursday night when they do a wine tasting for a donation to charity - well worth a visit!
5. 8 A Fine Art Gallery
6. Boo and Roo's
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By cathymB7565VH - Southport, United States
What a wonderful friendly place to visit while in Southport. The customer service is incredible. They have so much to offer, gifts of all kinds, purses, jewelry, women's clothing, men's clothing & accessories, they even have a baby room with beautiful gifts. They also have candles, Brighton Jewelry, HOBO purses and wallets, Joy Susan purses to name only a few. They also have the most incredible quick dry beach towels. They dry your body, dry quickly and then the sand slides right off. Can't say enough good things about Boo & Roo's!!!!
7. Franklin Square Gallery
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4.5 based on 54 reviews
The Franklin Square Gallery is in the heart of the art scene in historic Southport, North Carolina, a rewarding and wonderful place to visit. With over one hundred artists displaying their paintings and pottery, you are sure to find the art you are searching for. WE’RE LOCAL. The member artists come from throughout southeastern North Carolina, from Wilmington to Pinehurst, and even to Myrtle Beach, bringing with them many different styles and techniques. The Associated Artists of Southport started the gallery in the seventies with only twelve members, in the former Southport school house and town hall. Over the years talented artists from the area discovered the site and made it their home. WE’RE A SHOWCASE FOR TALENT. Artists with diverse backgrounds and a wide range of styles have their work on display. There are paintings in oil, acrylic, and watercolor depicting local scenes or European villages. The 2-D art is also available in prints, notecards, and miniatures.
8. Timeless Treasures Antique Store
9. Northrop Antiques Mall
10. Artshak Studio and Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By But3755
Owners are fascinating, love art and are very experienced. Art is thier passion. Personal transition to make if you have been looking at retail/corporate cookie cutter art to Tom Seaman's amazing sculptures. His photo books are illuminative of the many pieces he has done and are now on display in public buildings, land and private homes. His many varied life experiences including how he got into art full time are fascinating. Cheers to the artist who loves his craft and does exceedingly well with it.
