Little Wall Restaurant

"The Little Wall is what The old Great Wall needed to become, a restaurant based on quality cuisine and fast takeout rather than a dine-in experience. That's a good thing because a world without Chao Fan Noodles and Steamed Scallion Chicken would be a dreary place."

"Beautiful little hole in the wall. Moved ownership from Great Wall, which has since been taken over by another family (same menu, would recommend them too, they remodeled the front and everything!). The Little Wall is a smaller location but seems to have prioritized takeout over dine-in which is what it always was more akin to. The food was amazing, best pork belly I’ve ever had in the area. I’m not a noodle person but the soups and pad Thai are killer. Food speaks for itself and is lighter and seasoned less but still very tasty. I’d recommend the specialty dishes- they kept a decent bit of the old ones with the same recipe. The menu is smaller now, but that’s definitely a positive since I’ve always found Chinese takeout restaurants to have bloated menus with way too many options with very little differences between them. The rice portions were cut down, which is kind of disappointing, but upon requesting for more rice the nice staff up front gave me extra for free. Can’t complain but would just be nice to know ahead of time so if you come across this review take note of that. The lights and decorations are all also very welcoming and friendly. Friendly, accommodating staff, wonderful owner, amazing food with large portions for reasonable prices, very beautiful and a lot more atmospheric and less dated interior. This place was everything Great Wall needed to be. Its simple and straight forward. I will definitely be coming back!"

"Finally got to come here walnut chicken, salt and pepper pork, pork with vegetables and mustard greens. All home made. Everything fresh. Delicious and savory. Plus home made Hong Kong pot stickers. Outstanding. We will be coming here often. Small place cozy"

"When I was a kid, my family always went to Great Wall for dim sum— now that they are Little Wall, it’s just as fantastic. Clara is so friendly and caring, the food (especially the sticky rice and stuffed tofu) is incredible, and the new spot is adorable. Amazing experience, don’t miss this gem!"

"A really lovely little spot now open in Florence, boasting hand-pulled noodles on Sundays and Mondays, as well as daily lunch and dinner specials. It’s a tiny space but very sweetly decorated. The food is high quality and flavorful, made with care. Don’t miss it!"