This is not the kind of place where you need to get dressed up to go have a drink.Ĭrowd: Lucy’s serves every type of crowd from fraternity boys to disheveled old men.ĭrinks: Lucy’s features several delicious drinks, all with a beach theme. Bartenders and waiters dress in t-shirts and flip-flops. They have since closed the New York bar and opened bars in Austin, New Orleans, and Baton Rouge.Ītmosphere: Lucy’s is a very relaxed, down to earth, beach shack type of place. Their drinks were decorated as brightly as the walls, with plastic fish toys in every drink. Bruce and the other two owners (former surfers) decorated the bar with old surfboards, red and blue neon lights, and black and white surf photos.
Bruce Rampick, a native Californian, wanted to bring a little California flavor to upper west side New York.
Happy Hour is Monday – Friday from 4 pm – 7 pm.About: Lucy’s was first opened in New York City in 1985 as a ‘surfer bar’ and restaurant. Lucy’s Retired Surfers Bar & Restaurant is open every day from 11 am until 12 am. Cocktails, beers, wine and local brews are all available. You catch it, we cook it! As a cook-your-catch restaurant, Lucy’s prepares and serves your catch after a long day on the water. Our menu features coastal-inspired options like our ceviche, fish & shrimp tacos, and other seafood specialties, as well as a wide selection of salads, burgers, sandwiches, and entrees found from coast to coast. With roots in New Orleans, Lucy’s knows how to show locals and visitors a great time! Stop in and try our world famous Scorpion Shot (don’t leave without your free t-shirt) or grub down on customer favorites such as the Juicy Lucy or Shrimp Skewers. Located steps off the Renaissance Marina dock in Oranjestad, Aruba (across from the Renaissance Mall), Lucy’s serves up cocktails, coastal cuisine and good fun from midday to late night, 7 days a week! Lucy’s Retired Surfers Bar & Restaurant is more than delicious food and drinks.
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