Lucky Bird

The chicken here is pretty good, lots of options. The salt and vinegar fries were amazing. I wish they would change two things. 1. The chicken sandwich is really 2 tenders in a bun. 2. Compared to the deli and other places in Bluebird, it is hard to customize an order.

I am not having good luck whe veering off my regular burger path. I tried Lucky Bird Cafe today. I ordered the bacon ranch wrap and loaded sweet potato waffle fries. I did not notice any bacon in the sandwich, which may be due to the tough dry chicken in the wrap. Not what I expected for $22. The fries were mushy and the flavorings were not well distributed. I don't think they will see me again.

We have tried Dave's Hot Chicken Shack & we came in thinking it would be similar but no , nothing like it. Chicken was not the freshest made , flavors were mid. The sweet potatoes were good for sure ! Thankful for the meal but nothing crazy to come back to.

I came here for a quick lunch in the area. I ordered their buffalo chicken wrap. I wanted the roasted chicken instead of fried, but they were out of stock. I still ordered the wrap with the fried chicken and it was delicious. It was very large, enough to eat or take leftovers home. I'm glad I didn't order a side with it, it would've been too much. The spice level was perfect. Lucky Bird is hidden inside the food hall, but you can easily find it if you follow the signage for it.

Summary - yummy chicken spot that hits the spot if you're craving a juicy chicken sandwich with solid sides. They do a lot of things well, albeit I do feel like they're kind of pricey for something that lands in between fast food/fine dining.I ordered a Spicy Chicken Sandwich, some chicken tenders, and a side of large sweet potato fries. This landed somewhere close to $40 after tip. This felt a bit on the higher side considering it feels very much like a fast food place. There's a kiosk/computer screen where you place your order from (pretty easy to use even for those that aren't as tech savvy). Chicken Sammie was around $14, tenders were around $11 for 3 pieces, and potato fries were $7 for a large.The Spicy Chicken Sandwich was good. The chicken was cooked perfectly with a great crisp. They have a spicy sauce that incorporates gochujang, but it was a bit lost on me to be honest. I don't know that gochujang necessarily fits the flavor profile of a chicken sandwich, but I was down to try; it's not bad, but not my cup of tea.The chicken tenders were also cooked perfectly. Opted for the honey mustard sauce which was delicious. Kind of disappointed because they only give you a small dipping container and charge you extra for any additional sauce.Sweet potato fries were also very good. Crispy, good flavor, with a soft inside. Everything you could really want in a good fry.No real interaction with staff because everything was done via the kiosk.All in all, solid experience dining here within Bluebird market.

Lucky Bird isn't bad, but it's not awesome either. The food is good, but it doesn't really stand out. The southern sandwich advertises Nashville hot chicken. They have the hot down, but forgot the flavor which makes the sandwich forgettable. Plus, they use huge tenders for the sandwich which makes it difficult to eat. The chicken was juicy, but would've been much better. Had it been a single piece rather than several. The other disappointing element was the claim that the food is made to order however, our order of fries was stone cold. It wasn't crowded so there really isn't an excuse for that. When you have such a limited menu, which I don't mind, everything has to be top-notch.

Good service and HUGE chicken dishes--either the tenders or the sandwiches. Definitely make sure you come here hungry or someone to split things with.

Ordered the spicy chicken and extremely spicy with no other flavors. Not worth bearing through the extra spice. Maybe they should have let us know that it's extremely spicy. Some may enjoy that kind of spice. My son did not.

Chicken was dry and tough. Mustard slaw was too much mustard, not enough slaw. Ketchup provided in packets even for dine-in (and no one likes those ketchup packets). On the plus side, the waffle fries were very good, and even the regular size was a large portion. Won't come back.

THIS PLACE SUCKS.Everything was dry and was re-heated after being pre-cooked. The chicken was like cardboard. Absolutely terrible. Same with the waffle fries- cold, dry and weren't even the whole waffle fry - they were the pieces of potato that you get from the bottom of the bag. Also, pre-cooked, dry and terrible. The slaw is drenched in mayo and doesn't resemble anything like slaw - more like some cabbage in a bowl of mayonnaise. Very stingy with the pickles - 2 thin sliced, nickel-sized pickles for the whole sandwich.THIS PLACE SUCKS! You've been warned.