A nose-to-tail look at Philly’s hot dog scene, from food trucks to fancy restaurants. It's everything you ever wanted to know about hot dogs and how they get made— except if they're a sandwich.
Jenn Ladd, https://www.inquirer.com/food/a/hot-dogs-philadelphia-restaurants-food-trucks-20240731.html
The staff at Lucky's Last Chance is an example of the "old-fashioned" approach to serving burgers. The team takes pride in delivering high-quality customer service and appreciates the importance of quality ingredients.
https://www.phillybite.com/index.php/travel/65-eat/6872-where-to-get-the-best-burgers-in-manayunk
Artistic burgers, serious hotdogs, and a craft beer to wash it down. That might be all you need to know about luckys last chance. Except for the fact that the #1 rule there is "be nice or leave". So smile, and come on down.
https://6abc.com/outdoor-dining-philadelphia-outside-restaurants-eating-philly-open/6255669/
Lucky's Last Chance takes the all-American burger to a whole new level. The menu is full of numerous burger choices, including the popular PB&J burger. This burger is topped with peanut butter, jelly, crunchy bacon, and American cheese. This burger is definitely worth a try for the adventurous eater.
https://abc.go.com/shows/bite-size/episode-guide/season-01/92-try-the-pbj-burger-at-luckys-last-chance