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Meal After Cubs GameLucky's provides a good value for the cost. The sandwiches contain fries and slaw in addition to the meat. Their wings are delicio…
Gaurav Solanki
Lucky’s Sandwich Company
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conic. Delicious. No need to go anywhere else for an italian beef, hot dog or hamburger. They are all great...the toughest part is deciding what to ge…
Simran Pande
Lucky’s Sandwich Company
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If you go I highly recommend the bacon cheeseburger! Make sure to put your fires directly onto the sandwich but if you don't want coleslaw and tomatoe…
Riah Evely
Lucky’s Sandwich Company
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Lucky's Sandwich Company is open for Bar. Lucky's Sandwich Company serves American, Bar Food, Burger and Sandwich dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Lucky’s Sandwich Company”
The buffalo wings are amazing. And the sandwiches are huge! The staff is very attentive & the food comes out fast. Would definitely recommend.
Some of the best and most filling sandwiches in Chicago. A must eat if you are in Wrigleyville! They load their sandwiches with fries and coleslaw so these aren’t for the faint of heart.
Must Eat!. We happened upon Lucky’s before an early afternoon Cubs game when a lot of the other bars were already full. Lucky’s didn’t open until 11:00 and we fortunate to be among the first groups in the door because the small restaurant filled quickly. The buffalo sandwich was incredible, with plenty to share. The nachos were also superb paired with the Sumpin Sumpin Ale. Highly recommend!
Better than Primanti Bros. Had to try it after seeing it on MVF. Did not disappoint…great addition to our trip from KY to Wrigley Field
Saw this place on Man Vs. Food and had to try it. It’s really not just a gimmick. The sandwiches are great!
The Fredo. That is all. Enough to feed a hungry hungry, or for two normal eaters. Good service, pretty quick.
Primanti Brothers in Chicago?. I saw the Man v. Food episode featuring Lucky’s and I was quite shocked that these guys are imitating the original sandwiches created in the 1930’s by the Primanti Brothers in the city of Pittsburgh. Are these folks somehow related to the Primanti family or did they simply decide to steal the idea for the good people of Chicago? Primanti’s is a Pittsburgh institution. Does anyone know the facts about this place?