First time trying this place, super cute inside and out. Quickly were sat upon entry and very friendly staff. My daughter remembered to ask about their famous ducks and the kind waiter hooked all 3 kiddos up. If you're in the area and looking for a good breakfast/lunch definitely give this place a try. Food was delicious, not pictured was the chicken and waffles, those chicken tenders blew me away. So moist and such a nice crispy bite on the outside. Kids inhaled the pancakes and their side of bacon. I enjoyed the Maxwell sandwich it was fluffy and the brioche bun was the perfect touch, potato's were bland and dry I would switch them out for another side. 10/10 would recommend getting a milkshake to go!

Wasn't able to enjoy the interior atmosphere, they had cafe style seating outside along the sidewalk available when we went for lunch. Still a good experience. Good drinks that come with a fun little rubber ducky! And the salmon salad was fresh and the salmon cooked just as ordered. It was a nice spot to enjoy something light yet filling. The day was very hot and the servers did an excellent job keeping cold water in our glasses!

30-minute wait was worth it. I stopped here on my last day in town for brunch, and I was pleasantly surprised. It was packed, and a wait for a table would have been another 15 minutes, so I decided to take first available and sat at the counter. I ordered a lavendar bubble bath drink, and it was so tasty. Refreshing and Bubbly. I paired it with the French toast, which was simply divine. It had the perfect touch of sweetness. I enjoyed the meal and the service and of course souvenir duck.

We came here for lunch one summer afternoon. The main reason I am giving them four stars is because they lost our name on the waitlist and the seating outside wasn't ideal due to lack of shade. Otherwise our waiter was fantastic and the food was delicious and fresh. My cocktail was awesome and the little duck in it is a cute touch. I hope the next time we eat here, we will have to opportunity to sit inside.

So when we got to the restaurant we couldn't sit inside cause the AC was broken and it was hot as you know what. We sat outside which turned out just fine. The food was good, but nothing I'd write home about. It was diner food. But that's sort of what we were looking for after days of really rich food. Service was good.

We came here right as it opened at 5pm on a weekday, and there was no wait! It did get really busy as we ate, so keep that in mind. The food was simply amazing!! We ordered the Trainwreck grilled cheese with a side of hash browns and the Maxwell with a side of fries. Both tasted great and it was not too greasy. Not much else to say but only good things about them. This diner is known for serving drinks that come with little ducks that you can take home, but we didn't try them as we had visited Savannah for a day trip, and was going to drive back home after the meal. Worth checking out though! The drinks others ordered looked delicious. (Side note: You can also get your own tiny duck for a dollar!)

The Little Duck Dinner is like a throwback to a classic dinner but with a fresh new twist. Breakfast items and coffee are, of course, served all day. They have a great variety of milkshake flavors. Grilled chicken, multigrain bread, avocado, pesto, and mozzarella cheese comprise the new California grilled cheese sandwich, which tastes as amazing as it sounds. The Doonesbury blueberry waffle included blueberries, mini chocolate chips, strawberries, whipped cream, and powdered sugar, all served over a light and crispy waffle. And we thoroughly enjoyed our mimosa creations served in stemware with the signature rubber ducky. The decor was on pointe with black and white penny tiles, beautiful brass/globe light fixtures, and a counter-style bar. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals and experience at this unique and trendy diner.

This is a cute spot for a bachelorette trip! Little duck diner is a great spot to grab drinks or a small bite to eat. The atmosphere is very cute, but the drinks and food are just average. Typically people visit this spot as each of their drinks is served with a little rubber duck in it. If you're visiting on a bachelorette trip, don't forget to take the duck home and include it in the bride's rehearsal dinner bow bouquet!