We stopped in on a first visit. We're told to sit anywhere we like so we headed towards the back since the front was busy. While in the back we heard employees talking loudly and inappropriately about other employees. When we went up to let them know we were ready, One server came in and grabbed our order. We let them know we had an timeline (appt) and when the server let the others know, other employees loudly were very rude about our order needing to be put together. The saving grace for this place is their gentleman waiter I didnt catch his name. Food great, sarcasm is fine, but cussing and telling all customers who needs to go. Wow.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 2
Kim webber
I went thru drive thru this morning and my coffee tasted perfect like when I use toget it here it makes me hate my expresso machine đ and the service is always outstanding I love coming here and love it when my coffee is perfect
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chuck B
This experience left much to be desired. The breakfast menu was nothing spectacular, I ordered a breakfast burrito and it was more like an appetizer. Just a burrito on a plate. Asked for salsa and sour cream to go with it, and this was served out of plastic packets as if we had gone through the drive-thru. Asked for creamer with my coffee, it came in a plastic ramekin cup. No sweetener sugar or salt and pepper on the tables. If you want that, there's a little station where you go over and pick it up as if you are in a truck stop. That includes a stir stick for your coffee. Which reminds me, no silverware was brought to the table. No water was served. My buddy ordered biscuits and gravy, he asked for a egg over easy on top, we were informed that they don't fry eggs. Their method is to whisk up some egg wash and bake it in the oven on a tray and cut it into squares. I definitely was not impressed and neither was my company that was there with me. I am certain I will never come back. It seems to me that they should hire a chef to build a better menu and manage their kitchen.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 2
Misty Hliboki
Love this place. Driving through on a roadtrip and we stopped here because it has dog friendly seating on the patio. The staff was all so nice to us and our dog! The food was amazing and so was the coffee! Will definitely come back next time we come through.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Grant Hellwarth
Terrific lunch spot.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Stephanie Baker
Ah, The Little Pig. Just saying the name takes me back... back to simpler times, back to my childhood, back to the 1980s when comfort food came in the form of a paper tray filled with golden tots, and happiness meant sitting in the back of an El Camino, legs swinging, ketchup packets in hand, and the wind in my hair like I was starring in my own coming-of-age movie.
That little out-of-the-way gem was where memories were made, and waistlines were expanded with zero regret. It was where I first learned that tater tots werenât just a side dish - they were a love language.
Now? The tots are gone. So is the 80s playlist and probably the guy who used to grill everything wearing a bandana and a tank top that said âPig Out.â But something is still there. Something warm. Something peaceful. Something that feels like home, but better. Like if your favorite childhood diner grew up, got a little more refined, and started brewing really good coffee.
The food is still delicious - simple, honest, and comforting without trying too hard. Breakfasts that hit the spot. Sandwiches that donât skimp. Coffee that deserves its own fan club. And best of all, itâs quiet. No rush. No fuss. Just friendly faces, good food, and that same welcoming spirit thatâs always made The Little Pig feel like your place, even if youâve been gone for years. They even have the same old signage!
Itâs not flashy. It doesnât need to be. Itâs the kind of place that remembers who you are, even when youâve forgotten for a little while.
The tots may be a thing of the past, but the heart of it - the kindness, the calm, the connection - thatâs still alive and well.
And honestly? Thatâs worth more than all the ketchup-stained memories in the world.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
George Redpath
Small out of the way local diner. Great food and excellent service. It's a bit noisy, especially if full. But all in all, it's a great place for lunch.
Fun atmosphere and staff and delicious options, ranging from indulgent to healthy, all at reasonable prices! Only down side is they are not open for the evening meals, closed at 4PM
Lumpy Randall
Outstanding ladies there . They even gave our dog a meaty treat
Lonnie Shaw
Quirky little place. Grandkids had real fun with the huge cookies but were not enthralled with the food. While service was with a smile it was a wee bit slow in the backroom and grandkids had a full day planned.
Paula Wallsteed
Was a wonderful adorable place with good food and great service.
Crazy this restraunt is closed on the weekend
Was good food and nice people
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
First time. Every enjoyable
We stopped in on a first visit. We're told to sit anywhere we like so we headed towards the back since the front was busy. While in the back we heard employees talking loudly and inappropriately about other employees. When we went up to let them know we were ready, One server came in and grabbed our order. We let them know we had an timeline (appt) and when the server let the others know, other employees loudly were very rude about our order needing to be put together.
The saving grace for this place is their gentleman waiter I didnt catch his name. Food great, sarcasm is fine, but cussing and telling all customers who needs to go. Wow.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 2
I went thru drive thru this morning and my coffee tasted perfect like when I use toget it here it makes me hate my expresso machine đ and the service is always outstanding I love coming here and love it when my coffee is perfect
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This experience left much to be desired. The breakfast menu was nothing spectacular, I ordered a breakfast burrito and it was more like an appetizer. Just a burrito on a plate. Asked for salsa and sour cream to go with it, and this was served out of plastic packets as if we had gone through the drive-thru. Asked for creamer with my coffee, it came in a plastic ramekin cup. No sweetener sugar or salt and pepper on the tables. If you want that, there's a little station where you go over and pick it up as if you are in a truck stop. That includes a stir stick for your coffee. Which reminds me, no silverware was brought to the table. No water was served. My buddy ordered biscuits and gravy, he asked for a egg over easy on top, we were informed that they don't fry eggs. Their method is to whisk up some egg wash and bake it in the oven on a tray and cut it into squares. I definitely was not impressed and neither was my company that was there with me. I am certain I will never come back. It seems to me that they should hire a chef to build a better menu and manage their kitchen.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 2
Love this place. Driving through on a roadtrip and we stopped here because it has dog friendly seating on the patio. The staff was all so nice to us and our dog! The food was amazing and so was the coffee! Will definitely come back next time we come through.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Terrific lunch spot.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ah, The Little Pig. Just saying the name takes me back... back to simpler times, back to my childhood, back to the 1980s when comfort food came in the form of a paper tray filled with golden tots, and happiness meant sitting in the back of an El Camino, legs swinging, ketchup packets in hand, and the wind in my hair like I was starring in my own coming-of-age movie.
That little out-of-the-way gem was where memories were made, and waistlines were expanded with zero regret. It was where I first learned that tater tots werenât just a side dish - they were a love language.
Now? The tots are gone. So is the 80s playlist and probably the guy who used to grill everything wearing a bandana and a tank top that said âPig Out.â But something is still there. Something warm. Something peaceful. Something that feels like home, but better. Like if your favorite childhood diner grew up, got a little more refined, and started brewing really good coffee.
The food is still delicious - simple, honest, and comforting without trying too hard. Breakfasts that hit the spot. Sandwiches that donât skimp. Coffee that deserves its own fan club. And best of all, itâs quiet. No rush. No fuss. Just friendly faces, good food, and that same welcoming spirit thatâs always made The Little Pig feel like your place, even if youâve been gone for years. They even have the same old signage!
Itâs not flashy. It doesnât need to be. Itâs the kind of place that remembers who you are, even when youâve forgotten for a little while.
The tots may be a thing of the past, but the heart of it - the kindness, the calm, the connection - thatâs still alive and well.
And honestly? Thatâs worth more than all the ketchup-stained memories in the world.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Small out of the way local diner. Great food and excellent service. It's a bit noisy, especially if full. But all in all, it's a great place for lunch.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: BBQ Pork Sandwich
Restaurantji Recommends
Fun atmosphere and staff and delicious options, ranging from indulgent to healthy, all at reasonable prices! Only down side is they are not open for the evening meals, closed at 4PM
Outstanding ladies there . They even gave our dog a meaty treat
Quirky little place. Grandkids had real fun with the huge cookies but were not enthralled with the food. While service was with a smile it was a wee bit slow in the backroom and grandkids had a full day planned.
Was a wonderful adorable place with good food and great service.
The staff here is amazing!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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