Islander Kwik Mart

I had heard that you could get one of the best burgers in Southeastern North Carolina at a quick mark and Carolina Beach. It may no sense to me There was no drive-thru, everybody would have to get out of their car and go in to this very tiny little quick mark right near where the Winner boats used to be parked! I decided as a reward for going to pick up my printing down at Carolina Beach with gas prices being so high I needed to make it a twofer so I went and decided to try this burger. There were a number of cars parked outside but I saw someone bringing white bags to cars. So I went in and not knowing where to go and was greeted by a nice man It's a very simple menu in a very small location. I had to talk myself out of trying the chicken cheese steak since I hadn't tried the burger and that's why I went. I could have added a lot more toppings to it but decided to go basic with bacon cheeseburger with lettuce tomato onion ketchup mustard and mayo. I paid for it about 9 $10 and they told me to go back out to my car and they would bring it to me. It was not long after they brought it to me and I drove home and tried to make it last for two meals, but it was so good. I think the roll is kind of like a Hawaiian roll, but I can't swear to it There was something sweet about it and that's what I had to get. It was delish and I've had to talk myself out of driving back down there to get another one today. If you want to try something really yummy and a complete surprise check out the quick Mart at Carolina Beach. You won't be disappointed.

Great mini mart with beach stuff, basic household goods and groceries, and a nice walk-in "beer cave" with a good selection of beers. Pretty clean.

Excellent burger. Definitely worth it!

Very friendly service, I stopped in for bait . they had frozen shrimp and squid. There was something else , but I figured those 2 would do.

Everyone has to go inside and pay first. They deactivated the pay at the pump service according to the guy at the counter "because of the tourists".