Tucked away along busy Arendell Street in central Morehead City, Ioanni's Grill is a fine destination for visitors and locals who are in the mood for something a little different. Specializing in pizza, pasta, Italian fare, and Greek specialties, virtually any patron will find something to crave in the extensive three-page menu.
Local favorites include the gyro sandwich and platter, the bratwurst special, (yes, bratwurst), and the baked Greek spaghetti with ham and feta cheese. Though there is certainly a world of influences in the menu’s unique offerings, (Ioanni's Grill even has a Taco salad), traditionalists will also find plenty of options as well, including a nice selection of burgers, submarine sandwiches, and pizzas with a solid range of toppings.
Suitable for family meals as well as easy take-out after a long day at the beach, Ioanni's Grill stands alone as one of the most diverse and crowd-pleasing eateries along the Crystal Coast. In fact, Ioanni's even has an extensive kid’s menu, as well as a unique collection of deserts which includes Baklava, chocolate mousse and ½ lb. cheesecake. In essence, Ioanni's Grill is the perfect destination for hungry parties, with varying tastes, who want to find exactly what they’re craving.
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