Little Snitch 8700 East Pinnacle Peak Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85255

"I was sorely disappointed by this new breakfast spot. I came after seeing a review about gluten-free options but when I came to have the gluten-free version of a sandwich it was less than half the size of the regular sandwich, for the same price. Vegetarian options were also limited. The taste was below average, the service was average and the decor was nice."

"Came here with the girls for brunch! The place is super cute and we enjoy coffee & lattes, the only downside was they were sold out of food (hence the 4 stars). But the lady at the register was super friendly and apologetic. I will definitely be back to try the food. It has to be good if they sold out right! Patio was very posh with cute umbrellas and the inside that’s equally just as beautiful!"

"I think this place will be wonderful once they work the kinks out. For now, be VERY wary of brunch on the weekends. I waited in line for 30 min, and our food took 60 minutes to arrive. The pastries were, for the most part, gone. The lone muffin left was fantastic. My omelet was good except that the butternut squash was undercooked. The brie in the wild mushroom omelet was runny. It's a very cute place, but today was a disaster, and the hostess admitted it as such. I'm sure weekdays are fine."

"Whimsical new brunch spot in North Scottsdale. Little snitch is a re-imagined spot for breakfast, brunch, or even just a coffee stop. (I also enjoyed the crepe cafe that used to occupy this space). They offer private parties and are a cute and perfect spot for a bridal or baby shower. Both the inside and outside spaces are decorated in flowers and whimsical pieces. It feels like being in a fairy garden or traveling through Wonderland with Alice. Little Snitch is a quick service option where you go to the counter to put in your order and then find an indoor or outdoor seat where your food will be brought to you. There's also a full bar and even a coffee window to order from. Beware, you have to order by the bakery case, and it is very enticing with savory and sweet options. I enjoyed a lovely butternut squash omelet with thick slices of toast and blackberry jam. I also stole some yummy bites of my daughter's ham and hard-boiled egg rustic pie (similar to quiche). We shared a maple bacon scone for a sweet little treat. Try it out for a family outing, meet up with friends, or just have a relaxing morning to yourself with a coffee, pastry, and a book."