Little Wonder Cafe

This is a must stop for the hubby. Great for breakfast and lunch, this is a comfort diner. They serve yummy comfort food and the atmosphere is homey and friendly. I usually have the patty melt at lunch and it’s always good. Hubs likes the breakfast dishes and never has a complaint. This is not gourmet dining, this is simple American fare.

Showed up for a some dinner with my family. The waitress was prompt and fast. The food on the other hand no so good. Brought home style straight to the kitchen. Veggies straight from the can. Most of the food was bland and not flavorful.

Nice, quiet, small town restaurant. Food was good (crispy hash browns — yumm), price was incredibly cheap, and it was a pleasant place to stop on my trip.

Came here to eat with family and friends. Officially the best place we ate during our holiday. We ordered the steak with vegetable and beef soup, it was AMAZING! Also I ordered the grilled cod fish. The fish was perfect and the dipping sauce packed the extra punch to make it super extra DELICIOUS! Not only that but their bread rolls were nice and warm making them super delicious. Totally recommend this place for anyone that want an amazing dinner.

I hate to give a bad review to a local restaurant, but the breakfast here is pretty terrible. We were passing through, on Easter Sunday, and looking for a decent breakfast instead of the typical fast food fare. The prices here are cheap enough — $ 5.99 for huge breakfast specials, but the coffee is weak, the eggs are tasteless and the hash browns are soggy. I had to add salt, pepper, hot sauce and ketchup to everything to even taste the food. Maybe that’s what the clientele likes, but as a passerby, I would skip this place. The biscuits and gravy were by far the worse tasting gravy I’ve ever had… And I’m from the midwest. B&G is our bread and butter! My friend’s omelette was just average (a slice of American cheese on top instead of real cheese or at least shredded cheese). Maybe the pancakes are good. I’ll never know. Nice people though. They just need to work on the quality of their food and coffee.
I’d pay twice as much or receive half the portion, for a decent breakfast. Pricing isn’t everything.

The peach cobbler with ice cream was Allie got the ranch breakfast and it was enough to feed 10 people. Lots of really good food at good prices. Hometown feel. We sat where Stephen King once sat!

This is my favorite breakfast spot on town. Shelly is my favorite. She remembers her customers and what they typically order. The food is always cooked to perfection, especially the eggs.

This place definitely has that small town diner feel to it. The breakfast specials are pretty good since they cost $ 6.

Good food! Staff are friendly and they have a great sense of humor! Good selection of food choices.

Great little café hidden away in remote place. Very friendly service, great food. Best pancakes I’ve ever had. Very reasonably priced. Will definitely make another trip to Utah just to eat here again.

We were driving from Moab to Zion and found this «restaurant» on Unilocal.We are both vegetarians so finding food that fits our criteria while being on the road is challenging. I ordered the «veggie burger» which consisted of a «patty» that at best resembled a low end frozen version. It was tasteless and not fit for human consumption — hence I gave it to our dog. My husbands grilled cheese was better, but the American cheese or whatever it was, was also tasteless. If you’re in a pinch and require food IMMEDIATLY (aka desperate) then go with low expectations.

Great little café. Pancakes were homemade and super fluffy. Hamburger looked like they hand shaped the patty with fresh ground beef right before it went on the grill. Tasted amazing and fresh. Fries were cut from potatoes right there.

Visiting Richfield, we took a drive down Main Street and saw this place which is very cute from the outside. We were seated right away and it was decently priced and that is where the kudos end.
Our waitress wasn’t friendly at all. No smiles. Just kind of cold. The food was mediocre but being a small town diner I didn’t expect anything mind blowing… but at least if the service was friendly and I didn’t have to ask for syrup for the pancakes I could have been charmed enough by the kitschiness to excuse mediocre diner food.
So, to sum it up: mediocre food at a so-​so price with humorless unfriendly service. Too bad, because southern Utah is insanely beautiful and charming and I’d love to love on a tiny local diner.

I couldn’t be happier with my breakfast today at Little Wonder. Genuinely friendly service, great prices, delicious food. I had the $ 5.79 breakfast plate, which had 2 eggs, 2 strips of bacon, toast, and very good home fries style potatoes. This restaurant is located in a very quaint/​cute area of old downtown Richfield.

Great breakfasts. Served all day as is Main Street Grill across the street. Love the hash browns, good ham. Good soups. Breakfast is around $ 8. Coffee is OK. Early Bird dinner specials are a good value. Try the tempura cod! Had the fried pork chop and it was frozen mystery meat.

To start the day off good I let my 7yr old decide between Small Wonder café and main street grille. He picked Small Wonder, big mistake! Neither kid liked the pancakes, and everything else was average at best… next time, Main Street Grille!

My parents and I came here while on the road to Colorado. Little Wonder café looked decent, so we decided to stop for breakfast before hitting the road.
The décor is very quirky and cute. Lots of old antique clocks and paintings as well as name placards of where famous people sat! (i.e: Selena Gomez and Stephen Kind apparently…)
We were greeted by a nice waitress who immediately brought us coffee. All in all, the staff was very nice here, but unfortunately the food is not comparable.
The coffee was very bitter and burnt tasting. I managed to drown out that taste with copious amounts of sugar and fake cream. We a decided to order omelets to hopefully tide us over for a while. I had the veggie omlet with peppers, mushrooms, onions and three different types of cheese. Well, the cheese ended up being several slices of Kraft singles and what tasted like Velveeta, yuck!!! The vegetables were overcooked, not to mention the mushrooms were canned. Everything was just very oily all the way around.
Little Wonder Café, do everyone a favor and use real cheese and veggies in your food! It tastes phenomenally better! Sorry Little Wonder, I don’t plan on visiting again.

This place definitely deserves 5 stars.
The Little Wonder Café is a small town wholesome little restaurant with quite a good amount of options on the menu.
We came here for breakfast after searching the town for breakfast options and boy did we choose right.
I had the ranch style breakfast which included
–4 sausage rolls
–4 bacon strips
–hash browns
–eggs (got mine scrambled but you can get it any way you want)
I also got the French toast.
All good choices.
Now to review the food,
Ranch style was a good choice for the money, at close to $ 9.75.
–sausage rolls
Good tasting but a bit greasy, but what can you expect,
–bacon strips
Good well cooked and crispy.
–hash browns
Tasty and great with ketchup
–eggs
Scrambled and also a bit greasy.
–French toast
Yummy and sweet good to offset the saltiness of the ranch style plate.
Overall good tasting food that tastes better than most!
The staff was friendly and they have these placards that show what celebrities ate there. Best part Selena Gomez ate there ;)

We came here in our way back home to California. The service was fast, but the food was just awful. We both ordered breakfast items. The eggs were undercooked and hash browns for the both of us, the bacon was way too salty — so salty, I had to keep drinking my coke to wash it down.
They have a sign inside that reads out rules, one of which is «no complaining». Considering the quality of the food, I see this as an insult, since they’re basically telling me that I cannot even complain about how raw those eggs were. I would not go back again, nor can I recommend it to anyone.

We eat here every time we are in Richfield, UT, and it is always good! Just straight forward diner food. Great breakfasts, with the usual cast of characters– eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, and a couple of omelettes on the menu. Lunch is also good, with your basic hamburgers, fries, BLT’s and salads. It’s nice to know that you can find somewhere that is always consistant, and reliable.
This is such a small town, it’s also nice to see how almost everyone knows everyone in this place, and when strangers like my family and I walked through the door they look at you like you have a third eyeball growing out of your forehead.