That Little Restaurant

Stepping into That Little Restaurant on N Wickham Rd is like coming home to a warm embrace from a place that's quietly cherished by locals. The moment you walk in, the rhythm slows down just a touch—comfortable, familiar, with the steady hum of friendly chatter and the clinking of plates weaving a cozy backdrop. It's the kind of spot where regulars are greeted by name and you might just find yourself swapping stories with neighbors over a hearty breakfast or a satisfying lunch.

This unassuming American eatery carries the charm of a long-standing family table, with well-loved booths and vintage touches that invite you to settle in and stay awhile. The pace is comforting—not rushed, but never languid—a steady flow that respects both the meal and the moments shared around it.

The menu echoes the feeling of a treasured kitchen where classics are crafted with care: mornings filled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingling with dishes like country fried steak and eggs or flaky, gravy-drenched biscuits that feel like a warm hug. Later in the day, the familiar scents of a patty melt or a richly layered Reuben sandwich fill the air, promising comfort on a plate. Generous portions and generous hearts combine here, creating meals that nourish far beyond hunger.

People come for the food, yes, but stay for the easy sense of belonging—the kind that turns a casual diner into family, and a quick visit into a ritual. Whether it’s a casual breakfast with the kids or a relaxed lunch with friends, That Little Restaurant quietly unfolds moments of connection in every bite and every smile. It’s not flashy, but it doesn’t need to be. Here, warmth and tradition serve as main ingredients, making it a genuine local treasure.