At lunch my culinary companion ordered a cup of Cream of Crab soup, and we both got Mama's Club sandwiches on wheat. My culinary companion lauds the Cream of Crab soup as the best the diner has ever experienced, including (!) a fondly remembered experience from somewhere on Cape Cod. Again, the soup fit the billing as a piece of meat about the size of a crab thigh showed up on the spoon, prompting us to momentarily forget the sorrows associated with our trip, helping put my culinary companion figuratively in the same place our day's star now occupies. The clubs came loaded, and they were very good.
The lone server, while capable and friendly, was a bit overtaxed by the near-crowd.
Again, GPS is recommended if one is approaching from Rt. 7 on Catoctin Circle because the parking lot is about four feet above the road bed, and there is an odd-angled view towards the restaurant.

Food is good, service is friendly, prices are low. I like the stuffed grape leaves and baba ganoush. hey never seem to provide enough pita (come on, people how expensive can pita pieces BE?) and want the customer to pay for extra. People seem to order the sandwiches often (at least, they seem very popular every lunchtime I have visited the restaurant).

Still, the soups are fine, the salads are nice, carryout is available. Oh, and pizza.

We enjoyed our visit to Mama Lucci's. Our waitperson was very friendly and helpful. The food was delicious. The kids had pizza and the adults had pasta and kebabs. All was tasty and well prepared. We'll be back!

I am very impressed with their salads, and especially with their cream of crab soup! Large portion sizes, can defiantly share a dish with another.