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Littlebird

Restaurant in Grand Rapids

RestaurantBrunch4.7 (1385 reviews)moderate

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Known for:steak

About

Littlebird is a Restaurant in Downtown, Grand Rapids, United States. Known for steak. Also offers outdoor seating, table reservations, delivery, takeaway. For a quieter visit, come by on a Friday. Dietary options: vegan. Cuisine: Brunch. It stays open late, until 22:00. Price range: mid-range. Rated 4.7★ from 1385 reviews, it is among the highest-rated spots in Grand Rapids.

Amenities

Outdoor seatingDeliveryTakeawayWheelchair accessBarBreakfastFree Wi-FiTakes reservationsFamily friendly

What diners mention

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Littlebird?+

Littlebird is located at 95 Monroe Center Street Northwest, Grand Rapids.

What kind of place is Littlebird?+

Littlebird is a Restaurant in Grand Rapids serving Brunch.

What are Littlebird's opening hours?+

Littlebird is closed on Monday. Littlebird stays open late, until 22:00.

Is Littlebird open on Sundays?+

Yes, Littlebird is open on Sundays.

Does Littlebird take reservations?+

Yes, you can book a table at Littlebird online.

When is the best time to visit Littlebird?+

It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Friday.

How expensive is Littlebird?+

Littlebird is generally mid-range.

Does Littlebird have vegan options?+

Yes, Littlebird offers vegan options.

What does Littlebird offer?+

Littlebird offers Outdoor seating, Delivery, Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast, Free Wi-Fi, Takes reservations, Family friendly.

Location

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What people say

The food is fresh and the coffee is amazing!

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What diners say on Google

Tim Swiat★★★★★

Very chic brunch and dinner spot in downtown Grand Rapids. Service was outstanding with the right amount of check-ins and recommendations around the menu. Food was well-prepared and we very much enjoyed our meal.

Chinta Pevzner★★★★★

I don’t say this lightly — this was one of the best breakfasts I’ve had in a long, long time. I went for the Wagyu steak and egg, and honestly, it was just perfect. Every element on the plate was cooked beautifully, and the flavours worked together in the most satisfying way. It was a grey, rainy, windy morning, and with every bite my mood just lifted. That’s the mark of truly great food. (Pardon the half-eaten photo — I genuinely couldn’t stop eating long enough to get a proper shot! 😄) But what really made the experience was the people. The staff at Littlebird are something special — attent

Maria Boggan★★★★★

We stopped at Littlebird for lunch during our conference at DeVos. It was a short walk away and perfect spot to grab a delicious meal. It is a cozy small restaurant spot that serves a unique variety of items. I ordeed the grilled tofu sandwich which was the best tofu sandwich I have ever had! The rest of my party ordered breakfast items and all were happy with their.choices. Our waiter was kind and very knowledgeable about the menu. He made sure we selected dishes we.would enjoy amd never let our waters get low. I would highly recommend the grilled tofu sandwich and I hope to return soon!

Katherine Minges★★

Woke, pretentious, overpriced hole in the wall Four of us spent $115 after tip on a mediocre lunch we didn't enjoy -- except for the amazing wagyu steak and eggs. One diner was on cloud nine, the other three of us were underfed, under-caffeinated, and underwhelmed. We drove quite a way to find this place, and since there is no parking, we had to find complicated metered parking two blocks away. (Beware, we saw many parking tickets on nearby car windshields.) We finally arrived excited for our artisanal lunch. What was got instead was a male waiter named Heather who among other things, seeme

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