Lucky Loggers Landing
4 Scammon St,Ste 17, Saco, ME, 04072
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Address :
4 Scammon St,Ste 17
Saco, ME, 04072 - Phone (207) 283-0485
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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M J.
We were disappointed after reading the positive reviews. This was basic diner food, but the portions were small and the food was average at best.
(1)Jennifer B.
Great breakfast, inexpensive, nice staff & clean.
(5)Jake and Sharon M.
Excellent place for breakfast. Great food and service
(4)April I.
Lucky Loggers Landing is the perfect place to go for an open faced hot turkey sandwich with mashed potatoes, green beans, buttered bread and a chocolate milk shake. It's a simple little restaurant that serves up New England style comfort food -- pot roast, beef stew, BLT, spaghetti and meatballs, fried clams -- and breakfast and ice cream. The service is quick, the food is good, and the prices are just right. When I think of this place or go to this place I know I am home.
(3)Laura D.
Lucky loggers serves up new england comfort food. It is a hit with the over 50 crowd and because of this for many years I never went there. It is really too bad because I was missing out on one of the best breakfast places around. Lucky loggers has a a giant stuffed beaver and lots of local decor. The bacon, egg and cheese was delicious. They have great ice coffee and the home fries have a nice spice to them. Breakfast is by far the best meal they serve so try it out.
(4)Leah L.
Solid breakfast place. We were vacationing in OOB and asked a local to recommend a breakfast place that met three qualifications: kid-friendly, great food, and no lines. She said if we didn't mind a little drive we should try Lucky Loggers Landing. This place delivered on all counts. I had the blueberry crepes and ended up ordering seconds of the breakfast sausage. The server was friendly and attentive, the food came out fast and tasty, the restaurant was big and not nearly full, the bathrooms were clean. Give it a try!
(3)Mike M.
Food is mediocre. Waitstaff was very friendly and our waitress was very quick to make sure our coffees were always full and that we had everything we needed. Ambiance is kind of cool with a mural of some loggers and some old logging equipment on the walls. I liked the chocolate chip pancakes, but the eggs and bacon were lacking. Summary: Fast, cheap and ok food.
(2)Benjamin G.
Service was slowish, food was bland. Just nothing special. The sausages in particular were not heated through and that was just kind of off putting. If you need a good price on a lot of kind of sort of not very good food then this is the place to go. Better for families with kids I think.
(3)Alese M.
The food was ok nothing special. You get what you pay for. The food was cheap and decent for breakfast.
(3)Marti S.
Lucky Loggers always satisfies our breakfast cravings. Their pancakes are light and delicious - get the silver dollar pancakes! Their breakfast meats are appropriately salty. There's a fantastic mural of lumberjacks. It's so great. There's also a giant stuffed beaver (maybe that's the normal size of beavers. I don't know. I've never seen one in real life.) by the bathrooms. The waitresses are all very nice (and very Maine, if you are from out of town). My ONLY complaint is that last time I ordered the blintzes, and they weren't what I really consider blintzes. Maybe it's how other people like theirs, but it was kind of like the dough was a thick crepe. It wasn't bad, just not what I expected.
(4)Don W.
I like Lucky Loggers. The food was all good, everything was cooked the way we wanted and the portions were decent. Our server (the check said he was "Ty 7") did a really good job and was always there to check on us and refill our coffee. The restaurant is clean and looks like it was remodeled in the last few years. Where it came up just a little short: I didn't like the coffee at all, but that's surprisingly common for breakfast places in Biddeford/Saco. And the corned beef hash is better at the Palace Diner. That's it, so they're doing really well. I like the fact that there are hash browns as an alternative to home fries, and there's a large assortment of items on the menu. Everything came out of the kitchen quickly and I think we could have sat there talking for two or three hours without anybody minding. In other words, the staff would rush around taking care of us but we never felt rushed by them. That's really nice, especially on a weekend morning. Finally, there are usually coupons for Lucky Loggers in the local weekly free papers, so in addition to the really good food and service, you can get a great deal. The older crowd is well represented at Lucky Loggers, and this is a good sign that prices are right and everything is consistently good.
(4)Alan P.
It's a good sized greasy diner like it should be. Not for touristy types that are looking for that "Maine" experience. It's been there since I can remember and the food tastes like I left it on the table from way back then. It's a greasy diner...
(3)Katie P.
Very solid breakfast spot. They make their own breakfast sausage that is soo good! And we have never had to wait for a table, which is a major plus.
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