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Little Oak Café

4.5 (90 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Casual
Dogs allowed
Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Gina M.

This was such an amazing experience The whole ambiance and atmosphere was incredible The service and food to die for!

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Kim V.

We got lunch at this delightful cafe. I've been wanting to check this place out. It's more than a cafe, they serve delicious sandwiches, pizza, beer, burgers, and premade grab and go food. A few of the grab and go items I noticed were, chicken Parmesan, lasagna, soups, salads, ice cream, and cookies. They also offer pizza and pasta making classes; and catering for weddings and parties. I got The DB Panini which had turkey, bacon, onion, lettuce, tomato, mayo, cheese, and pepper relish; all hot pressed under bread, this was really good with a pickle and chips as sides. My toddler had grilled cheese and my husband had the Little Oak burger, which they both liked. It was a nice day so we sat out on the patio. The inside was very cozy and clean. I can't wait to try out their coffee and breakfast sandwiches soon.

Brooklyn R.

first of all the food service was spectacular. l really enjoyed the great service at little oak cafe. The ambiance and the atmosphere was amazing, food was out really quickly, and my meal looked/tasted amazing. definitely recommend as new place to try

The DB Panini

What a spot! Stopped here with my honey on a whim looking for a quick bite to eat for lunch and were so impressed. We split the DB panini and bbq chicken jalapeño pizza. So much flavor and spice just exploding in our mouths, I nearly forgot where I was for a moment! Now, don't let the name fool you - little oak cafe may be small but the food is mighty and service is QUICK! As the old adage goes, it's not about the size of the tree, rather it's about the size of the nuts...little oak, the fruits of your tree just produced two new repeat customers! Bravo!

Fawn F.

So many tasty options! I ended up having the breakfast burrito. Lovely outside patio to eat on, such friendly service, we loved it!!

Roast beef panini with a side of homemade pasta salad
Rei P.

We finally had the chance to stop in and experience Little Oak Cafe and were not disappointed! Located in the back of Canton Village, Little Oak Cafe is literally a hidden gem with dynamite food and service. We stopped in for lunch and decided on Roast Beef and Ham and Cheddar paninis, both of which were excellent. Portions are pretty large and the prices are great! We came in hungry and both of us were actually full after eating half of our sandwiches, but we just HAD to finish them. However, we could've easily had leftovers, had we chosen to. We each opted for a side of macaroni salad, and that too, was delicious. Service was awesome and we were asked more than a few times how we were doing and if we needed anything, which was very nice. Little Oak Cafe has a spacious dining area and tables are spaced out for social distancing purposes. They also have extensive takeout offerings, which we will have to check out the next time we're in. We will definitely return again!

Nice cozy interior
Syed K.

Visiting Canton CT to pick my Posche which was getting repaired at a shop there (yes it is very far from where I live), me and my daughter decided to check out the local culinary scene. The reviews of this cafe seemed intriguing so we decided to drop be. The place is in a huge complex with plenty of parking, however they are not very visible from the main rd. Inside they have a very laid back style with chairs and table arranged on the front and side and a niceblittle bar in the middle. There is outside seating too, but it was too cold to sit outside so we stayed indoors. Ordering was simple, you select what you want at the counter, and then they bring the food to your table. I opted for the roast beef sandwich, which came with a side of macaroni pasta. Both were really good! It seemed a popular place as even though it wad 3pm, there were families coming in. Will definitely visit them, next time my Porsche has issues!!

Coffee tea offerings
Nancy F.

Cute little cafe. Great offerings of teas and baronet coffees. We went for breakfast - menu very small but all sounds delicious. Multigrain bread delicious. My potatoes were undercooked but I like crispy. Food is served on rectangular metal trays and utensils are individually packaged disposable units. Staff extremely welcoming!!

Dan R.

Little Oak has a varied menu, so depending on the time of day, you can satisfy your hunger with a choice of breakfast sandwiches, sandwiches, paninis, pizza, salads, or "Grab and Go" entrees from their display cases. We walked in Sunday afternoon and ordered two sandwiches to go. Kelly, the young lady behind the counter, was very polite and friendly and took our order efficiently. I ordered a Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich as a wrap ($10.95). It was a very generous sandwich, loaded with chicken chunks, lettuce, tomato, pickles, spicy mayo, and Nashville hot spice. It was excellent, and definitely had the slight degree of the heat I expected. Sandwiches are served with a pickle and a choice of chips or macaroni salad. The pickle was a giant dill spear, and the macaroni salad was very good too. There were a few tables of diners eating their lunch in the dining room, and we noticed the tables have been thinned out to comply with social distancing. The floorspace of the dining room is quite a bit roomier than it was for the previous tenant here. As we waited for our food to be cooked to order, we read about pasta and pizza making classes they run at night for groups of six or more. That seems pretty interesting !! All in all, we had a very satisfactory experience on our first visit to Little Oak.

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Thank you so much Joanne! So happy you could come in today :))

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