Lucky Wishbone - San Xavier

Friendly staff .. Quick .. And I left with a smile and great food hot and tasty ?

Loved this place since I was a kid. A Tucson must eat.

The food is good, but the toast got thinner...Used to be Texas toast, not anymore...

I was so disappointed the chicken was so dry, dry dry dry I got the family feast chicken no wings I was so disappointed. I called and let them know but they were just sorry to hear that. This is happened a couple times so I guess I’m done with Lucky Wishbone.

I WAS AGGRESSIVELY PANHANDLED BY MULTIPLE PEOPLE WHO FAILED TO RESPECT PERSONAL SPACE or SOCIAL DISTANCING WITHIN SECONDS OF ARRIVING AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.I was still within reach of my vehicle when it started. Perhaps some desperately needed security or better exterior lighting might allow for reclaiming business property for paying patrons use. Anything but staff indifference might have helped this deliema as the north side of the parking lot was jammed packed with homeless vagrants upon my arrival.I would have preferred that Lucky Wishbone would have either raised their prices or cut thier portions size, sadly over time they have apparently aggressively done both.I love the fried shrimp and fried gizzards, it's literally the only reason l come here.Outside of the unlimited homeless people occupying the north parking lot. The grounds and the building exterior appeared clean.Tragically the iconic Lucky Wishbone neon sign from the past wasn't working.The interior was warm and inviting and well lite. From opening day this locations furniture more closely resembles plastic patio pool furniture.While expensive, I felt the food was hot, fresh and made to order. The food wasn't prohibitively priced.Based on my negative encounter with the aggressive panhandlers, this is not a location that I would want to return to again. While l was never in any real danger, l felt unsafe, it's a unnerving feeling best avoid and is easily solved by simply not returning.Parking: Abundant parking available.Additionally the parking lot serves as a homeless camp of aggressive panhandlers who are all to willing to get in your face.