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Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and catering in Shelby.
About Creekside Clock Seafood and Steakhouse
Creekside Clock Seafood and Steakhouse sits at 1025 Kiser Street in Shelby, North Carolina. It serves home style cooking with steaks, ribs, and seafood. Breakfast starts the week on Friday and Saturday mornings, then lunch and dinner follow through the rest of the week. The dining room supports table service, counter service, and private dining.
The kitchen covers a wide range of plates. Guests can order comfort food, quick bites, small plates, healthy options, vegan options, and vegetarian options. Coffee, dessert, and tea have their own place on the menu, along with a local specialty. The restaurant also offers catering service for meals beyond the dining room. A meal here can move from a quick counter order to a slower table visit, with room for a coffee after the main plate.
Creekside Clock works for a calm meal or a larger table. The setting is casual, cosy, and quiet. It is family friendly, with high chairs and a kids’ menu. Solo diners, groups, and tourists all have room here, and the restaurant serves dine-in, takeaway, and delivery orders.
Accessibility is built into the visit. The entrance, car park, seating, and toilet are wheelchair accessible. Parking includes a free multi-storey car park, free street parking, a free parking lot, and on-site parking. Payment options include credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments.
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday 11 AM–8 PM
- Wednesday 11 AM–8 PM
- Thursday 11 AM–8 PM
- Friday 8 AM–8:30 PM
- Saturday 8 AM–8:30 PM
- Sunday 11 AM–2:30 PM
Dining hours by day
Creekside Clock Seafood and Steakhouse keeps a clear weekly rhythm. Tuesday through Thursday, service runs from 11 AM to 8 PM. Friday and Saturday stretch later, from 8 AM to 8:30 PM. Sunday runs from 11 AM to 2:30 PM.
Monday is closed. The schedule gives weekday diners a steady lunch-and-dinner window, then opens earlier on Friday and Saturday for breakfast service. Guests planning a Sunday visit need to arrive in the shorter midday span.
The timing matters for a place that serves more than one meal. A guest can plan around a lunch stop after morning errands, a dinner stop after work, or an early weekend meal before the rest of the day gets busy. The longer Friday and Saturday span also gives more room for a slower start, since breakfast service begins at 8 AM and stays open into the evening.
That kind of schedule helps with simple planning. A visitor can check the day first, then choose the part of the day that fits best. It also makes the weekly pattern easy to read at a glance, since the hours shift only by day and stay consistent within each block.
Good to Know
- Parking
- Free multi-storey car park · Free of charge street parking · Free parking lot · On-site parking Park close and follow the shortest route from the lot or street to the entrance with your order and any takeout containers.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet Enter at the accessible doorway, then use the accessible seating and toilet during the meal.
- Payment
- Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments Complete payment after ordering or after the meal with a card or phone at the register.
- Children
- Good for kids · High chairs · Kids' menu Bring children for a sit-down meal; high chairs help younger diners stay at the table, and the kids' menu gives them their own choice.
- Who comes here
- Family friendly · Groups · Tourists Plan for a room that handles family meals and larger parties without much formality.
- Atmosphere
- Casual · Cosy · Quiet Expect a quiet room with enough space to settle in for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Find the dining room
Creekside Clock Seafood and Steakhouse is a restaurant in Shelby at 1025 Kiser Street, Shelby, NC 28152. The address gives visitors a direct point to enter into a map or GPS before heading over.
The building sits in Shelby, so the visit stays local and straightforward for anyone already in town. The street address also helps when arranging a pickup order or planning a stop between errands. A driver can line up the street name and the number, then head straight to the door without guessing.
For a first visit, the most useful detail is the full address. It places the restaurant on Kiser Street and gives the exact number, so guests can match the location before they leave home. That matters for groups too, since everyone can use the same address and arrive at the same place. The route to the restaurant starts with the street number, then ends at the entrance.
Meals and catering
The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. That makes the day flow from an early meal to a midday stop, then into evening service. A guest can choose the part of the day that fits the schedule instead of planning around a single meal period.
Breakfast works for an early start. Lunch fits a break in the middle of the day. Dinner gives the table a later option when the pace slows down. The same dining room handles all three, so the visit changes by time of day rather than by location.
Catering is part of the business too. That matters for group meals, office lunches, family gatherings, and other events that need food prepared for more than one table. It gives the restaurant a role beyond the dining room. A host can plan one order for a larger crowd, then keep the meal tied to the same kitchen style used for regular service.
The home page can point to the day’s meal plan and the catering side together. See the kitchen’s main dishes covers the food itself, while this page keeps the focus on when to come in and what kinds of visits the restaurant supports.
