Miss Lucys (693-5244) offers beachside dining with delicious West Indian side dishes. With the exception of Monday Lunches and dinners are served throughout the week. Sunday mornings they offer brunch with live jazz and once a month they have a full moon party with music and dancing.

Shipwreck Landing (693-5244) This open aired restaurant & bar serves dishes ranging from hamburgers and fries to fresh local fish and delicious juicy steaks. Be sure to ask for their Bushwhacker, a decadent blender drink that tastes much like a milkshake but definitely made for adults. Often there is music in the evenings and sometimes a jamming session. While you are at Shipwreck Landing be sure to visit the shops there ... you will find original island wear, T-shirts screen printed on location, and a variety of unique treasures to keep or give as gifts

Island Blues, (776-8800) shore side restaurant & bar, is open to the lively sea breezes. A small but varied menu is offered including a great daily soup, sandwiches, fresh and interesting salads and several daily specials. Ask them about their music schedule too.

Sticky Fingers, across the road from Island Blues has terrific BBQ. You can enjoy it on their mini-terrace or take it home. Usually open from noon till 10pm.

Donkey Diner: Open at 8 for breakfast on Friday thru Sunday. Very reasonable and very good. Wednesday and Friday evenings it becomes the local pizza joint, serving a variety of very tasty pizzas you can eat there on the back patio or take back to the villa with you.

Skinny Legs Bar & Grill: (779-4982) You haven't experienced the island if you haven't had one of Skinnies famous burgers. This is one of the locals favorite spots for food and fun.

Aqua Bistro in the new island complex next to Voyages is about to open and promises to serve some delightful and reasonable meals.

Love City Market: a small grocery & liquor store with a broadening selection of frozen meats and fresh or frozen vegetables.

Calabash Mini Market: a small grocery store with a deli serving daily hot lunches.

Take your camera and drive up the mountain to the Bordeaux lookout where you will enjoy the finest view of Coral Bay. Also there you will find Chateau Bordeaux well known for its spectacular views and fine gourmet meals. (776-6611) and the store, Tutu Tango, featuring island made jewelry, straw hats, sunglasses and many other intriguing items.

On your way to or from the North Shore beaches be sure to stop for refreshments at Columbo's Cafe located directly where Centerline Road and the North Shore Road meet. The sandwiches are great and some say the smoothies are the best on the island.

In Coral Bay Connections at the Skinny Legs complex is the place to go for all your communication needs. There are two computers available for public use, phones, faxing and mail service.

Also at the Skinny Legs complex are several unique shops and galleries where you can find local art, wraps, T-shirts and unique gifts. The Awl Made specializes in hand crafted leather goods, Sysygys Gallery features mosaic art, paintings, collages and more, all by local artists. Also the Doghouse, Mumbo Jumbo, and the Jolly Dog are great places to find island wear or gifts to take home with you.

Next to Voyages and across the street from Island Blues is the Paradise Warehouse where you can find many unique imports from the south seas.

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