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Simple and good. Burgers are tasty all ingredients fresh and meat perfectly cooked. Scott is a nice person and makes good atmosphere.
We went with our Burger Club to Lucky Burgers (a.k.a. Jelly Cafe after dark or 4pm, whichever comes first).
Jelly Cafe is a breakfast and lunch place open 7am until 2pm. Then they switch over to Lucky Burgers which is open from 4pm until no one is there and they want to go home. Though technically I think they’re open until 8 or 9pm.
There are a handful of items on the Lucky Burgers’ menu: about 5 variations of their classic burger, a chicken sandwich, chicken...read full review
It’s insane that a burger this good costs under $20. Stu provided us with excellent and classic service, making sure we got the best food for what we were craving and even made us an ice cream Sunday for dessert! Highly recommend!
Hours
| Monday | 4 - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 4 - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 4 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 4 - 10PM |
| Friday | 4 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 4 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 4 - 10PM |
Lucky Burgers is a restaurant known for its delicious burgers, featuring thick bacon and served with a generous portion of waffle fries. The chipotle mayo and homemade sauces remain popular choices for condiments, with Scott, one of the owners, sharing his passion for the food and the stories behind it. The restaurant offers $3 beers on Fridays and is appreciated for its non-busy atmosphere and friendly staff, including standout servers like Stew. The menu includes about five variations of their classic smashburgers, a chicken sandwich, chicken tenders, and of course, waffle fries.
When customers visit, they often find the place empty, allowing for friendly conversations with Scott, who enjoys regaling guests with tales from his childhood. The restaurant has a large parking lot and a clean interior, featuring a small area with slot machines and a bar/counter at the entrance.
The burgers can be ordered as singles or double patties, with the double being recommended due to the burgers being smashed. Scott suggests trying the housemade dijonaise sauce, although it's best to ask for it on the side to fully enjoy the flavors of the burger, which is well-seasoned and cooked nicely.
Customers often share the chicken tenders as an appetizer, which come with a choice of dipping sauces. With refills on drinks provided promptly, many find the prices quite reasonable, with meals costing around $15-$18 after tax and tip. Lucky Burgers is a nice place that encourages returns, whether for the burgers, the chicken tenders, or the engaging stories shared by Scott.