Lucky Loggers Restaurant

Food taste great! We stop there on our way to Bath Maine to get breakfast, glad we did. Walked in was seated and eating within 15 minutes. I like that they over omelets in a small or large size. Who would have thought you could get a good meal in a strip mall lol. But nice place, friendly staff.

Nice family diner atmosphere, diverse menu and good serving sizes with decent coffee. I like that they offer 2 sizes of omelettes, 2 eggs or 3. Staff is very nice and attentive. They do offer a kids menu.

Ordered a meat lovers omelette, hash browns, large OJ and an english muffin. The OJ was indeed large (12 oz) and the english muffin was grilled, which was a bonus. Unfortunately that’s all I ate. The hash browns were cold and mushy. The omelette had grated cheese laying on top instead of inside and melted. Couldn’t tell what type of cheese it was, but if I had to guess it was white cheddar. There was meat inside, but it was tasteless and chewy. The waitress was pleasant and friendly but never came back around to ask if we needed anything or how the food was. We won’t be going back.

Waiter was courteous and nice. Atmosphere was normal. Eggs tasted like someone twisted their sweaty jockstrap onto them after cooking. The inside was gooey and outside was overcooked. The bacon was as salty as a sperm whale and tasted like a used rubber. The toast was made from straight up week old great value bread, although they did butter it correctly. Pancakes were actually pretty good. I've had better sausage at my uncle's house. Coffee was worse than Dunkin like damn cheap diner coffee for sure, tasted as though it brewed through an old man's sock. Home fries weren't cooked enough, shredded hash browns were too crispy, crunchy like chewing a lightbulb but less sharp. Like I said waiter was on point though.

Excellent service and unbeatable prices, but there’s room for improvement when it comes to the quality of the food. I was looking for a quick, cheap diner breakfast and stumbled upon Lucky Loggers. Located at the Saco Shopping Plaza, this no-frills restaurant has an extensive menu and prices that you’re not likely to find elsewhere around this area. I ordered the Lumberjack Breakfast for $12 — it came with three eggs, plenty of toast, hash-browns, bacon, two sausages, and a small juice and coffee. Seriously, you just can’t beat that. Unfortunately, the hash browns tasted quite old. I had to add a lot of ketchup, salt, and pepper to make them edible. I ordered my eggs sunny side up, and two arrived already popped. The bacon was also overcooked. The service was great — the waitress was att