Lucky Loggers Restaurant

Lucky Loggers Restaurant & Catering, a family-owned establishment, has been serving the Saco, Maine community since 1980. Our commitment is to provide quality food at affordable prices, accompanied by quick, consistent, and friendly service. We believe in prioritizing quality over speed, ensuring that every dish that leaves our kitchen meets our high standards.

Our restaurant offers a variety of services, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner, available any time of the day. We take pride in our freshly cooked and sliced real turkey, fresh haddock, breaded tenders, hand-pressed USDA hamburgers, lean pastrami, and our famous omelets. We also offer a wide selection of breakfast options, including silver dollar pancakes and home fries, all made from scratch. To complement our dishes, we serve freshly ground bottomless cups of coffee and a range of alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, and spirits. Customers rave about our Mimosa's and Bloody Mary's, making us the perfect spot for any occasion.

Our Atmosphere and History

Lucky Loggers Restaurant & Catering provides a warm and friendly atmosphere, complete with an open concept kitchen. The entire length of the main wall in our dining room features a mural that depicts the old logging days on the Saco River, a nod to the area's rich history. Antique saws and other logging tools adorn the large pine panels, sourced from Joe Deering's own lumber yard, which serve as the walls in our dining room. These panels are four to five feet wide, cut from virgin lumber, and sunk to the bottom of the Saco River for a year, followed by another year of drying, making them a unique and historical feature of our restaurant.

In the early 1960s, Joe Deering built the shopping plaza that our restaurant now sits on. The mall rests on the old drying yard of the Deering Lumber Co. sawmill. Deering owned the restaurant at that time and had named it "Wangan" after the lumber camp supply boat that followed the log drivers down the river to feed the hungry loggers. The restaurant was eventually sold and renamed to "Weeks" until Mark Thomas bought the business in 1980. After conducting research on the land and area, Mark renamed the restaurant to its current name, "Lucky Loggers Landing". The mural in the dining room was painted for Joe Deering by Frank Handlen, who copied old photographs of Deerings last log drives down the Saco River.

Our Menu

Our menu offers a wide variety of options to suit every taste. Our omelets are a customer favorite, and we offer a range of options, including veggie, meat lovers, and chili omelets. We also offer eggs any style, served with toast, home fries, and your choice of ham, bacon, or sausage links. Our buttermilk pancakes, served with home fries and toast, are a delicious breakfast option, and our silver dollar pancakes are perfect for sharing.

In addition to our breakfast options, we offer a range of delicious lunch and dinner dishes. Our real turkey, fresh haddock, breaded tenders, hand-pressed USDA hamburgers, lean pastrami, and fresh ground coffee are customer favorites. We also offer a range of alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, and spirits.

Lucky Loggers Restaurant & Catering is committed to providing quality food and service to the Saco, Maine community. We take pride in our rich history and unique atmosphere, and we invite you to visit us and experience the Lucky Loggers difference.