Cape May, NJ - Lucky Bones Backwater Grille: This place consistently nails the regular menu and daily specials. Lucky Bones traces its name back to when Cape May Island was a small whaling village, and superstitious sailors would never set sail on Friday. Before setting sail, the workers would stow away good luck charms to protect them from the pearls of the mighty sea. Lucky Bones's restaurant refers to the odd hook-like claw found only on the male horseshoe crab.
Eastern Shore Jumbo WingsStop in for the famous Lucky Bones Burger lettuce, tomato, and red onion when a local brioche roll or try the Croque Madame Brick Oven Pizza, a traditional French pizza, gruyere and Locatelli cheeses, artisan soppressata, bacon, and a sunny-side egg. Try the Eastern Shore Jumbo Wings, served with balsamic buffalo, blue cheese dressing, celery, or Cuban lime dust with cilantro cream for an appetizer. How about sharing some Famous Lucky Bones Muscles consisting of the North Atlantic Coastal muscle and steamed garlic, basil, tomato, gorgonzola, brick oven sopping bread, or relaxing with a bowl of Local Clam Chowder? This is a no cream, no tomatoes, just locally juicy plans, our thing cross, potatoes, and topped with onions and herbs.
Croque Madame Brick Oven Pizza
Located in the heart of the second highest-ranked commercial fishing port on the East Coast and fifth nationally, Cape May and Wildwood's local fishing ports provide the restaurant with locally caught fresh Seafood all year long.
Lucky Bones Burger
The restaurant bar is also well stocked with ice-cold beers on tap and over 30 selections of local craft beers. Bottled beers are also available, along with a large selection of domestic Imports. Whether you're in Cape May for a day trip or a family vacation, Luck Bones is a must-stop for lunch or dinner. The restaurant does not take reservations, so come early and hungry.
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