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Luckys Cafe

On our second trip to Cleveland, we stopped at a very well known restaurant in the Tremont area that you may have seen on the Food Network T.V. show, 'Diners, Drive-in, and Dives'. It goes by the name of Lucky's Cafe.




The interior of the restaurant was unique just as you expect from seeing the exterior of the restaurant. Every bit of food in the restaurant is homemade, and farm fresh. The entire menu looked absolutely appetizing.

After browsing we decided we couldn't pass up their famous biscuits and gravy called Biscuits for short. And we also decided on the Shipwreck, because it had so many different toppings we wanted to see how it would pan out.

BISCUITS AND GRAVY


Lucky's famous biscuits and gravy are out of this world. Crispy and flavorful scallion and cheese biscuits, topped with farm fresh scrambled eggs and covered in Lucky's sausage gravy and finished with a nice sprinkle of scallions. What sounds better than that? Each item of the dish has so many great qualities. The biscuits alone have such a great flavor of cheddar and scallions along with the crispy outside and fluffy inside. The eggs are clearly fresh and cooked perfectly, the gravy was phenomenal, it had a slight sharpness to go with the creaminess and the scallions gave it a nice mild kick. We've never had biscuits and gravy like this. You also get a nice side of grapes on the side which actually were quite good with this dish. The thirst quenching grapes were a nice pallet cleanser after a hefty portion of gravy, biscuits and potatoes.


SHIPWRECK


The Shipwreck was also a very delcious brunch dish. It consists of hash browns, eggs, seasonal veggies, bacon, cheddar cheese and a sprinkle of scallions. All of these farm fresh ingredients went so well together as you would expect. The potatoes were golden brown and cooked perfectly, the bacon and cheddar cheese was added at the perfect amount and the veggies gave a nice zestful flavor that really gives the entire plate a little extra something. Let's not forget about the very tasty farm fresh eggs. Just by taste alone you can tell that all of the ingredients had much quality that you can't find at any restaurant you visit. We were definitly pleased with everything we recieved at Lucky's.




One thing that's for sure, Cleveland is a great place to find good food and Lucky's Cafe is definitly on the top of list when it comes to a good breakfast/brunch. We are definitely coming back and trying more delcious food! See you next time, TASTY!


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