Lucky Wishbone
$ • Chicken, Burgers, Chicken Shop
Hours:
1033 E 5th Ave, Anchorage
(907) 272-3454
About Lucky Wishbone
Customers' Favorites
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Hours
Monday | Closed |
Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
Saturday | Closed |
Sunday | Closed |
Lucky Wishbone is a traditional family diner known for its great value fried chicken meals and delicious desserts. The restaurant offers tasty shakes and chili cheese fries, although some may find their onion rings' breading bland. The staff is friendly and polite, and the atmosphere feels like a small town diner from the 70s, creating a nostalgic and cozy environment. The restaurant smells clean, and their ventilation is effective, which is appreciated in an Alaska diner. Everything comes out quickly, and the service is efficient. The diner features comfortable booths that are not packed in tight, maintaining a relaxed setting. Customers frequently praise the fried chicken as a highlight that keeps them coming back for more, and many find the food to be of high quality and worth the slightly higher price. The fries and chicken are especially loved, and the menu includes favorites like chicken wings, jumbo burger, and corn fritters, which consistently impress guests. The corn fritters are especially flavorful and delicious. The chicken is always cooked perfectly, juicy, and seasoned just right, making every meal satisfying. Besides chicken, the diner is known for its excellent milkshakes, with flavors like Oreo and coffee, which pair well with the Jumbo cheeseburger with bacon. The diner also offers a drive-thru with cool menus showcasing their milkshake flavors. Customers appreciate that they can swap fries for mash and gravy, BBQ beans, or coleslaw, which adds variety to their meals. The cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and consistently good food make Lucky Wishbone a favorite spot for families and friends. Despite being a little dated, the overall experience remains enjoyable, and the place is a beloved part of Anchorage's history.