Lucky's Italian Restaurant

Lucky’s Is a family owned and operated restaurant…been in business for years. The owners and family are amazing people, I am not from here but every time I am in town I try and go eat here. They treat everyone like family, the staff is wonderful 😊❤️ They have amazing food, wine, and a full bar…if you are in town Wednesday - Saturday come by and give them a try😊 They are only open 5:00 to 8:20 pm Wednesday - Saturday 😊

Walk in and there is a life size cut out of Trump. Health score is 100 - but the last time it was inspected was 2018 …. And it did not look great. Menu is printed with handwritten prices. Wine is a house red. The end. We get seated in a small room with another couple - very close quarters. She sounds like she smokes 4 packs a day. We can smell them from our table. She overhears our conversation and chimes in - she is obnoxious. She is also coughing so much. So much. My water glass has a chip. I am about to have a panic attack about eating here. I went to wash my hands before dinner - the bathroom is disgusting. The server has only brought waters and now it’s been 25 minutes. This is our exit strategy. Avoid this place at all costs.

Great, friendly people who served us late when we got to town. Fantastic meal and Mr. Sid’s cocktails. Check out his pawn shop too! Tell him Quinn sent you.

Service was great. Atmosphere was great. Food looked great but was off. Maybe a bad day. Baked shells were half done (hard pasta shell), spaghetti with meat sauce had a funny smell/taste. You have to enter from the back street, not the main road it's on.

We chose Lucky's for a special dinner. First, although Lucky's has a Mulberry St address it can only be accessed via College Dr. Inside the decor is different but interesting. There were only two waitresses but they did their best, especially considering there was a large (8-10) party that needed a lot of attention. The stuffed mushrooms had a decent seafood stuffing, 4/5. The lobster ravioli was just OK. The sauce had a flavor we didn't care for, 3/5. The stuffed shells in marinara sauce were very good. The cheeses were an excellent blend of ricotta, mozerella, and romano and was well seasoned, 4.2/5. The portion sizes were perfect. Overall we spent $61.30, including tax and two glasses of wine.