Next up is Lucky's Last Chance, situated at 4421 Main St. in Manayunk. With 4.5 stars out of 374 reviews on Yelp, the bar, which offers burgers, beer and more, has proven to be a local favorite. If a traditional burger isn't quite what you're craving, try the PB&J burger or the Mak Attack topped with mac and cheese.
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Nestled in quaint the Old City neighborhood of Queen Village, Lucky’s Last Chance is not your run of the mill burger joint. Oozing with scrappy spunk, the restaurant gives the classic retro diner a fresh, modern twist. Manager Tim Spreng describes the spot as a “punk rock burger bar.” Replete with a collage of old rock posters, colorful vintage signs, and a killer music playlist consisting of rock ‘n’ roll favorites like The Clash and Blink–182, the bar more than lives up to this description.
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Joocey Lucy-- their spin on the twin city favorite feature. This juicy goodness takes a few extra minutes to create. This definitely worth the wait. As soon as i bit into the South Philly burger, all the flavors of a true south Philly is inside of this burger itself!! Bravo!!
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classictowns.org - A taste of Manayunk
When you think comfort food, you’ll definitely consider Lucky’s Last Chance as offering some of the best in the game. This Manayunk spot is a favorite for meat connoisseurs and craft beer aficionados. It was the first serious burger joint in town and has kept its spot at number one for six years. The cozy space comes with all the familiarity of your favorite hometown bar with dishes that are anything but ordinary. Lucky’s has everything you’re used to when it comes to burgers and hot dogs, and a lot of things you probably haven’t tried. The artistic sandwiches come with toppings like their famous mak & cheese, peanut butter and jelly, and shredded chicken. Sides like crinkle-cut fries, gourmet tots, and rotating local beers complement any dish perfectly. Manayunk residents and visitors alike flock to this Main Street gem for a low-key atmosphere, great music, and spirited food.
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