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    Lucky Loggers Restaurant

    3.5 (62 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 1:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    a breakfast of eggs, bacon, hash browns and toast
    Amaury J.

    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 attentive and friendly. For $12, I guess you can't ask for more. If you're looking for a quick, cheap meal without caring much about quality, then this is a good place to stop at.

    Omelette with shredded cheese on top of the omelette

    Service was fine, but I went for breakfast and got a veggie omelette and I asked to add cheese to it. There was unmelted shredded cheese all over the top of the omelette. Also the onions in the omelette were raw. Has brown potatoes were good.

    Mural of loggers
    Mark M.

    Basic American cuisine with no frills. Typical selection of food cooked well with good portions and reasonable prices. Somewhat historic location was once an open field where wood was dried after floating down the river. Hence the name, mural and logging tools on display

    scrambled eggs, corned beef hash and rye toast from lucky loggers
    Lance C.

    Comfy country atmosphere with friendly staff. Everyone liked what they got. Great flavors across the board. If you haven't been there, give it a shot

    Strawberry pancakes, eggs Benedict, and kids sausage, egg, and pancake meal

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    Nice little diner. Clean, friendly and good food! Nice find for Liver & Onions!

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    Excellent place for breakfast. Great food and service

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    Perfect place for breakfast if you're looking for laid back atmosphere and yummy comfort food.

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    Palace Diner - Lumberjack Breakfast (with sausage)

    Palace Diner

    4.5(476 reviews)
    0.7 mi
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    Palace Diner is an adorable, no-frills, just DAMN good food kind of place. It's a tiny old-school…read moretrain car with counter seating for only about 16 people. No reservations, you put your name in and wait. We waited about an hour and a half, and I can confidently say it was worth it! The menu is small with only a handful of options, but they clearly know what they do and do it WELL. I had the cheeseburger with fries (no bun), and MAN, that burger was cooked to perfection. So juicy, and the fries were perfectly golden with just the right amount of crunch. My husband got the tuna salad and made it a melt, this was actually his birthday wish, so we HAD to make the trip! He said it was one of the best tuna salads he's ever had. You know the food is good when both of us are sitting there silently eating. Both of our counter servers were so friendly and the service was great. If you're in the Kennebunkport area and have the time, Palace Diner is a MUST. Absolutely worth the wait and DEFINITELY lives up to the hype!

    This is a cute diner cart with limited seats (counter only no tables)Tried to go Sunday morning but…read morewas a line outside. Returned Monday( early) and was able to sit. Very limited menu and waitress told us the 2 specials. One was omelette of the day Broccoli and Swiss (not to special) and their blueberry pancakes. Menu prices are a bit high than what you usually pay anywhere else. I got the omelette and it was pretty small looked like a burrito Tasted good and fresh. My wife got the breakfast sandwich. It was good, but was a little overpowered by the sliced jalapeños (fresh)on it Both our breakfasts came with "palace potatoes " which are a different spin on homefries. My guess is a par boiled potatoes that the smash a little then deep fry and add salt. They were good, crunchy but creamy on the inside. The coffee was ok. First cup tasted a little burnt but the refill was better. Customer service was great. Waitress was attentive, checked in after 2 bites and heated my coffee several times while I ate. The price was $48 for two people we had thought about splitting an order of pancakes or corned-beef hash($11) but it was too pricey. It was a good experience, clean restaurant, friendly people and ok food but too expensive for breakfast. Had breakfast the day before at Twin City diner. Food was just as good ( except their home fries) and a better value.

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    The middle of the diner.

    Palace Diner - Chicken Sandwich

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    Palace Diner - The Palace Diner exterior.

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    The Palace Diner exterior.

    Finest Kind - Breakfast sandwich Fresh as fresh can be!

    Finest Kind

    4.5(51 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Been meaning to check out Finest Kind for quite some time and today was finally that day! They have…read morea good amount of street parking nearby. It's a spot that you order at the counter and you get a number and everything is delivered to your table. Menu wise they have a good variety that I think everyone will find something to their liking. Even showing up a little after opening we ordered right away and grabbed the perfect corner table. The vibes inside were perfect for a relaxing cozy breakfast. You could have a wait but I suspect it would be minimal. Both my wife and I got the Pumpkin Cold Foam Cold Brew and it tasted phenomenal. Just the right amount of sweetness and the cold brew was smooth with a hint of citrus. They had some other great sounding speciality coffee drinks too. Food wise I got their breakfast burrito called Dorado Supreme that had pork belly carnitas with eggs, cheese, avacado, hash brown and some more. Was such a tasty breakfast burrito and I look forward to coming back for it. My wife got their single slice of French toast that used challah bread and it was the perfect French toast she was craving. She got a side of maple bacon too and it was just sweet enough with just the right crisp. Food and drinks were delivered so quickly and we had zero complaints! One of our favorite spots we have had breakfast at recently. Check this spot out if you are local or visiting! Worth taking a trip to come here.

    Finest Kind is a true hidden gem and one of our favorite discoveries during our Maine getaway…read more Every bite was memorable, from the indulgent treats and beautifully crafted coffee to the standout Dorado Supreme and avocado toast--both absolutely worth ordering. The space strikes the perfect balance of cozy and inviting, while the warm, genuinely friendly staff made us feel right at home. The kind of place you stumble upon by chance and immediately start planning your next visit to. A must-stop when in Maine!

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    Finest Kind - Say yes to the hashbrowns, you won't be disappointed

    Say yes to the hashbrowns, you won't be disappointed

    Finest Kind - Tandem coffee, they also do lattes and tea

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    Ore Nells North - Fantastic Frito pie, try adding the house made hot sauce!

    Ore Nells North

    4.3(64 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    This restaurant is perhaps the best local BBQ near Saco and Biddeford…read more Came the second time to enjoy the experience, although the difference is that I decided not to get alcohol. Regardless, the food was amazing with their spicy and BBQ sauces. The staff was excellent with their service and provisions given. Like giving silverware before the food comes, very friendly, and they were very informative about their menu and specials. The atmosphere and ambiance were very comforting and rustic, almost close to resembling a full Texas BBQ. Another plus is that they change their specials daily, meaning new and interesting items to offer, such as wings, salads, cocktails, etc. Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5

    Visited for my husband's birthday and we had a great experience. It was low key on a Saturday…read moresometime between 12-1, with mostly quiet older couples. Tennis and ships in Boston Harbor were on the 2 screens and music like My Girls by Animal Collective playing. As a millennial, I appreciated the ambiance. I was pumped to realize they share a parking lot with Palace Diner and Sacred Profane, so I knew where to go and didn't have to pay for parking! We had the Frito pie appetizer which was very good. I love all my food extremely hot, because I take a while to eat, so I do think the Frito pie could have been bubbling, especially since it was served in a baby cast iron skillet. To drink I had what was essentially a margarita, which was solid. My husband had a maple bourbon cocktail and enjoyed it. For our main, we shared the tray for 2, which was more than we could eat, at least after the Frito pie. I liked the brisket, ribs, and Mac and cheese the most. The cole slaw needs more flavor/sauce but feels like a healthy slaw as is. The service was OK. There was 1 waiter for the whole place and he had 6 tables at one point. He was very friendly and offered suggestions. We will return because my husband wants to try a sandwich. I'm not sure what I will get, but the menu has a lot of really good options, including vegetarian barbecue options like tofu and seitan, so there's something for everyone.

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    Ore Nells North - Brutal steps up into the bathroom, be careful. This is standing on the top step inside the bathroom.

    Brutal steps up into the bathroom, be careful. This is standing on the top step inside the bathroom.

    Ore Nells North - Frito pie

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    House sweet tea.

    Edelweiss Pastry Shop

    Edelweiss Pastry Shop

    4.8(24 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    I stumbled into Edelweiss Pastry Shop this weekend and WOW...I need to get my eyes checked because…read moreI have been MISSING OUT BIGTIME! I am sad that it took me this long to find a quality, delicious croissant in Southern Maine. This is not your average bakery. This is the kind of spot where you take one bite and immediately go quiet because your brain is trying to process how something can taste that good. Each piece is a little work of art! They had these tiny chocolate creme tarts/pie with mango coulis and wow. An absolute dream. Everything we tried was next-level--light, flavorful, not overly sweet, and clearly made with serious skill. The pastries have that authentic European feel where quality and technique come first, not just sugar overload. I am proud to say that I indulged in their croissants and chocolate creme TWICE this weekend. Totally worth it. Biddeford is lucky to have this place. Go visit, your mouth will thank me. Pro tip: go early... because once people figure this out, good luck getting your hands on anything by noon.

    Finally stopped into Edelweiss after coming to this area many times. Came on Sunday morning a few…read morehours after opening so some of the popular options were gone already. With an impending storm coming I think some people stocked up to enjoy some delicious pastries while being snowed in. You step foot into the small yet well set up shop and are instantly looking at the pastries for offer. After the breakfast pastries you will find cases of other pastries and cakes and lastly bon bons and truffles. They do have a small amount of seating/tables if you must eat your goodies right away. My wife and I each grabbed something to bring home and enjoy a little later since we had breakfast nearby. My wife got their Tres Leche cake and absolutely loved it. While I got the Black Forest Petit Gâteau, that was perfectly rich yet balanced out and was good til the last bite. These two treats impressed us and now we know the quality this shop makes and look forward to coming back and trying more.

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    Edelweiss Pastry Shop - Storefront

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