If you are visiting the historic district of Point Richmond, you should stop by Little Louis for breakfast or lunch. I work down the block, and I probably eat there at least twice a week. My go to is the "sample plate" which is a salad combo. You can choose up to three of their prepared salads and also include a protein. I usually get the curry chicken salad, caprese salad, and fruit salad. The beet salad is pretty darn good too. The best part is that you can eat outside in their covered patio. When you are done, go check out some of our sites like Keller Beach, the model railroad museum, the little history museum or The Plunge (a historic indoor pool.)
Camille H.
I went there for lunch to get salad and the lettuce was not fresh very horrible with the brown stain on the salad when it gets old. I called talked to the manager and she said she will make another one and the lettuce was fresh blah blah blah. Got the second salad same thing. It has that wet look and the brown stains were still on lettuce. I don't know what fresh lettuce is to them but I know what it is to me and the lettuce that there serving for the Caesar salad is horrible and you can get sick from that. I called back but of course no one answer or there probably closed by now. Who sells a salad for $12 with old lettuce. Not a good look at all. I wish the old owners were still there.
A. C.
Meh. Not the best brunch experience I've had, but certainly not the worst. We chose this place because it was on the way to the North Bay and our first brunch choice was closed. Parking was a distinct challenge at 10am on Saturday. We sat on the patio because overall it was quieter than inside, but it did have some train noise bc the tracks are quite literally just across the street. Service was on the slow side and a bit inattentive. No one came to see how we liked our food and if we needed anything else. We flagged someone down to ask for the check. The food was decent, but the hollandaise on my Eggs Benedict tasted weird- maybe too much lemon. My friend liked the Sailor Scramble she ordered, but said the coffee wasn't so great. With these two items and the coffee, our bill was $31. Given how often I eat brunch with friends, the location and the plethora of places to eat brunch, i probably won't be back.
Courtney I.
Have been here a few times now for breakfast/brunch. Its always really good food, and the people are so friendly. Their huevos rancheros is delicious. I'd definitely recommend stopping here if you're looking for a cute, good breakfast or lunch spot.
Sandra S.
The huevos rancheros are the bomb here, as is most of the food. But there is something just delightful about their particular style. Also, the strawberry cupcakes of my dreams can be found here!!
Ana M.
I order a tuna sandwich very disappointed Subway does better there beers are over priced 7$ for 1 beer. Staff is rude when speaking Spanish I walked in there at 2:45 and a short Hispanic girl says this one is staying here to eat another employee says hope she eats fast because we close at 3 I looked at the cashier and told her those comments are not necessary she just laughed. SO EVERYONE AT 2:45 DONT WALK IN THERE OR THE EMPLOYEE WILL TALK THERE S**** Do not recommend there tuna sandwich go to subway there's is better.
Kimberly D.
Breakfast is terrible. Eggs Benedict should be Canadian ham not Black Forest. Your ham has a terrible aftertaste. Second Try: breakfast sandwich. Eggs should never be brown, crispy and smell expired. Go up the street inyou want a breakfast sandwich and until they can train the cooks how to prepare eggs PROPERLY I will never come back.
L D.
Good food good indoor ambiance good service.... from outside, it looks small, but when you go in, you'll be a bit surprised to find another room next to it.
demy g.
white american food, couldn't get any whiter than this place. Had lunch here with my co workers, good place a mix group. they have sandwiches, meat sandwiches, vegan sandwiches, outdoor seating is unique, but price is a bit high for sandwiches.
Gina H.
Service may be a little slow but once you get your food it is really worth the wait! I have had breakfast and lunch and you can't go wrong! Not too pricey either! Posted is the French toast which is yummy! Get it with chicken apple sausage!
Nice quaint bar. They share the kitchen attached to Little Louie's. The food is fresh, satisfying, and presented well. The service is good. The prices are a little steep, so I wouldn't be able to dine here often. One benefit is the inexpensive corking fee. It's $8 or something like that. Therefore, you could bring your own wine. Perhaps be daring and explore a new wine from grocery outlet and share an appetizer and main entree. I would award this establishment a 5 if they lowered the prices, and had IPA's such as Sierra Nevada, Lagunitas, Stone, or Fat Tire on tap.
David C.
Great little breakfast place. Coffee is really good. Food is not famcy, but very happy with the eggs, potatoes and toast. Friendly staff. I will be back.
Mary R.
Although I like this place they always manage to mess up the order. And their beer on tap. Is warm. I don't go out of my way to go here. Oh and we got there at 10:33 and the lady Maria said no more breakfast they stop at 10:30. I mean gosh even McDonald's has a few minutes of allowing me to get a muffin
Kaylin S.
Delicious sandwiches and pastries. Tried Little Louie's on a lunch break with my coworkers. Friendly and quick service. Plenty of indoor seating. I had the "TurboTurkey." It was delicious.
Sean H.
What a cool little sandwich shop in Point Richmond. It's such a pleasure finding really good restaurants like this one in the area, because it's Point Richmond and there's basically nothing at all when it comes to food. The sandwiches here are pretty big and tasty! Honestly, it's just a sandwich. And it's really hard to mess up a sandwich. But, Little Louie's combines the consistency of sandwich taste with solid service and a location that can't be beat. I mean, it's right in the middle of downtown Pt Richmond. What else is there to eat? Definitely going to be coming back here more often. It's within walking distance for me, so why the heck not right?
If you are visiting the historic district of Point Richmond, you should stop by Little Louis for breakfast or lunch. I work down the block, and I probably eat there at least twice a week. My go to is the "sample plate" which is a salad combo. You can choose up to three of their prepared salads and also include a protein. I usually get the curry chicken salad, caprese salad, and fruit salad. The beet salad is pretty darn good too. The best part is that you can eat outside in their covered patio. When you are done, go check out some of our sites like Keller Beach, the model railroad museum, the little history museum or The Plunge (a historic indoor pool.)
I went there for lunch to get salad and the lettuce was not fresh very horrible with the brown stain on the salad when it gets old. I called talked to the manager and she said she will make another one and the lettuce was fresh blah blah blah. Got the second salad same thing. It has that wet look and the brown stains were still on lettuce. I don't know what fresh lettuce is to them but I know what it is to me and the lettuce that there serving for the Caesar salad is horrible and you can get sick from that. I called back but of course no one answer or there probably closed by now. Who sells a salad for $12 with old lettuce. Not a good look at all. I wish the old owners were still there.
Meh. Not the best brunch experience I've had, but certainly not the worst. We chose this place because it was on the way to the North Bay and our first brunch choice was closed. Parking was a distinct challenge at 10am on Saturday. We sat on the patio because overall it was quieter than inside, but it did have some train noise bc the tracks are quite literally just across the street. Service was on the slow side and a bit inattentive. No one came to see how we liked our food and if we needed anything else. We flagged someone down to ask for the check. The food was decent, but the hollandaise on my Eggs Benedict tasted weird- maybe too much lemon. My friend liked the Sailor Scramble she ordered, but said the coffee wasn't so great. With these two items and the coffee, our bill was $31. Given how often I eat brunch with friends, the location and the plethora of places to eat brunch, i probably won't be back.
Have been here a few times now for breakfast/brunch. Its always really good food, and the people are so friendly. Their huevos rancheros is delicious. I'd definitely recommend stopping here if you're looking for a cute, good breakfast or lunch spot.
The huevos rancheros are the bomb here, as is most of the food. But there is something just delightful about their particular style. Also, the strawberry cupcakes of my dreams can be found here!!
I order a tuna sandwich very disappointed Subway does better there beers are over priced 7$ for 1 beer. Staff is rude when speaking Spanish I walked in there at 2:45 and a short Hispanic girl says this one is staying here to eat another employee says hope she eats fast because we close at 3 I looked at the cashier and told her those comments are not necessary she just laughed. SO EVERYONE AT 2:45 DONT WALK IN THERE OR THE EMPLOYEE WILL TALK THERE S**** Do not recommend there tuna sandwich go to subway there's is better.
Breakfast is terrible. Eggs Benedict should be Canadian ham not Black Forest. Your ham has a terrible aftertaste. Second Try: breakfast sandwich. Eggs should never be brown, crispy and smell expired. Go up the street inyou want a breakfast sandwich and until they can train the cooks how to prepare eggs PROPERLY I will never come back.
Good food good indoor ambiance good service.... from outside, it looks small, but when you go in, you'll be a bit surprised to find another room next to it.
white american food, couldn't get any whiter than this place. Had lunch here with my co workers, good place a mix group. they have sandwiches, meat sandwiches, vegan sandwiches, outdoor seating is unique, but price is a bit high for sandwiches.
Service may be a little slow but once you get your food it is really worth the wait! I have had breakfast and lunch and you can't go wrong! Not too pricey either! Posted is the French toast which is yummy! Get it with chicken apple sausage!
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Nice quaint bar. They share the kitchen attached to Little Louie's. The food is fresh, satisfying, and presented well. The service is good. The prices are a little steep, so I wouldn't be able to dine here often. One benefit is the inexpensive corking fee. It's $8 or something like that. Therefore, you could bring your own wine. Perhaps be daring and explore a new wine from grocery outlet and share an appetizer and main entree. I would award this establishment a 5 if they lowered the prices, and had IPA's such as Sierra Nevada, Lagunitas, Stone, or Fat Tire on tap.
Great little breakfast place. Coffee is really good. Food is not famcy, but very happy with the eggs, potatoes and toast. Friendly staff. I will be back.
Although I like this place they always manage to mess up the order. And their beer on tap. Is warm. I don't go out of my way to go here. Oh and we got there at 10:33 and the lady Maria said no more breakfast they stop at 10:30. I mean gosh even McDonald's has a few minutes of allowing me to get a muffin
Delicious sandwiches and pastries. Tried Little Louie's on a lunch break with my coworkers. Friendly and quick service. Plenty of indoor seating. I had the "TurboTurkey." It was delicious.
What a cool little sandwich shop in Point Richmond. It's such a pleasure finding really good restaurants like this one in the area, because it's Point Richmond and there's basically nothing at all when it comes to food. The sandwiches here are pretty big and tasty! Honestly, it's just a sandwich. And it's really hard to mess up a sandwich. But, Little Louie's combines the consistency of sandwich taste with solid service and a location that can't be beat. I mean, it's right in the middle of downtown Pt Richmond. What else is there to eat? Definitely going to be coming back here more often. It's within walking distance for me, so why the heck not right?