Mrs Lucy's Sunday Brunch & Full Moon Party

[NJsurfsup]

This time next week we hope to awaken to a sunny day and head off to snorkel blue cobblestone. We plann on going to Mrs. Lucy's for Brunch. Is the brunch expensive? I only ask because Asolare just emailed me that Thanksgiving prie fix will be 75.00 per person and that's a budget buster for us.
Also has anyone attended the full moon parties, if so what are they like?
Thanks

[Diana2]

I'm not sure if Miss Lucy's open yet for the season. Locals?? The Full Moon Party is really just a pig roast and not a wide and crazy party at all. If you're looking to do some howlin' at the moon I don't think Miss Lucy's is what you're looking for.

[lazylane]

Miss Lucy's brunch is not expensive at all by island standards and definitely NOT $75 - who would pay that for brucnh! WOW!! The food is excellent and the atmosphere is so relaxing it's hard to leave. Right by the water and smooth jazz in the background. Might have a goat or two come around!! The Full Moon party is fun, but as Diana2 said, it's not a "party" but again, the atmosphere there is heaven and the food is great! Here's some photos from a couple years ago.

[NJsurfsup]

Thank you for the info and fab pic, we are traveling with our 15yr old son , a full moon pig roast on the beach is exactly what we would be up for.

[Diana2]

On the subject of Miss Lucy's, I understand the big tree the we all loved to eat under is gone thanks to Otto or was it Earl? I wonder if someone could post pictures of Miss Lucy's without the big tree. The big tree will be missed.

[Joppa]

NJsurfsup just so you know the pig is not roasted where you see it. It's not really too much of a party. They have I believe 3 things to chose from for the menu that night, and there are some musicians playing mostly Jazz. The food is good but the portions are small. If your son is anything like mine was at 15, one of the meals will not be enough. I could have eaten 2 myself. I have to say again that the Food is good, we loved the sweet potato stuffing, the view can't be beat, the sheep are plentiful, and the staff is great.

For Thanksgiving I think I read somewhere that Skinny's does a pot luck type community meal, that could be lots of fun.
Have a great trip!!!

[Joppa]

I just read a story in the Tradewinds on The Pot Luck Thankspigging.
They are trying to set a Guinness record this year.
This sounds like a lot of fun. Here's a link.
http://www.stjohntradewindsnews.com/ind ... &Itemid=38