Little Village Cafe: A Delightful Culinary Escape in Baraboo

This place is so cute and the food, owners and desserts are wonderful. This has become our new go to place when we go skiing at Cascade. My husband and I have eaten here 4 times, and we have been very pleased with their specials and appetizers. I have to admit we've had the same exact dessert every time, because it's so good and it's not too heavy. We've had the lemon poppyseed cake that's warmed up in the grill, topped with mixed berries, and very rich homemade whipped cream (not from a can). I think we're going to have to make plans to come here in the summer because we enjoy the atmosphere of the place, it's amazing.

If you are looking for some different flavors than your usual Midwest cafe this is the place. Unique soups and sandwiches. Service is always good.

Little Village Cafe is one of my favorite spots to dine at when I visit Baraboo, WI. The staff is friendly and the restaurant is always buzzing with people! With that said, it can be quite noisy and limited seating around the lunch hour. My favorite appetizers are the goat cheese or grilled cornbread; both are warm, tasty, and flavorful. My favorite lighter entrees include the veggie salad, Greek salad, and daily soups. If I'm feeling really hungry, I opt for the giant burrito or the burger. For dessert I am obsessed with their homemade Key Lime Pie! Best pie in the Midwest!

Lovely little cafe on the square in downtown Baraboo. Very pleasant staff and fun friendly vibe with the locals. Food was excellent! The soup was delicious homemade squash, highly recommend this place!

Super friendly staff and amazing food. Not your run of the mill lunch. I had blackened tuna and coconut curry carrot soup. Hubby had the same soup and a salad. Everything was delicious and inexpensive. We highly recommend!

On our recent visit to Baraboo, we had lunch at Littlw Village Cafe and found this place to be delicious and a blast from the past. The diner vibes are impeccable and you really can't go wrong with most things on the menu.

We took a short detour off the freeway to head to Baraboo for lunch. I found this cute cafe. We were both looking for a fountain soda but their machine was being worked on so I opted for a nice Sauvignon blanc and husband had a bottle of coke. I chose the Greek salad for my meal. It was so good. Fresh veggies was accompanied with bread and a scoop of hummus. So good. Service was good. The place was packed even at 2:30 for lunch. Great experience.

Great local spot in downtown Baraboo. Had a late takeout lunch and their clean menu choices caught my eye. Even at 1:30 PM, more than half the tables were occupied with various parties, including some outdoor seating. Nice to see it. They had a great variety of sandwiches, I dig having Mahi Mahi, salmon, and cod there. Their service was solid and prompt, no complaints from me. I ordered a vegetable buritto and an order of Mahi tacos. Both items were really tasty. The buritto had a great mix of sautéed vegetables, broccoli, egg plant, spinach, and tomatoes. Not exactly a traditional burrito but it was delicious and healthy, I didn't feel heavy or guilty eating it. This was at the top of the South Shore Devil's Door path at Devil's Lake. Great way to refuel! The mango salsa was a nice side, I wish there was a bit more. The Mahi tacos were also tasty, with a nice slaw of corn, beans, cabbage, and spicy aoili. Two large tacos and some tortilla chips were nice. While not authentic, it's still delicious and felt clean. Definitely planning to come back for more.

Baraboo's square and downtown area is dotted with cafes and places to eat, and Little Village Cafe has a menu very unique to itself. There's a variety of "usual" items like soups but also sandwiches and dishes with different spices and flavors such as jerk chicken, Moroccan chicken, curry, tish tacos, pasta and blackened catfish. They also have some delicious desserts like pies and cakes behind the counter to order. Very friendly service from the waitstaff every time I've gone. Any cons? There isn't a lot of seating for parties of 4 but has a very charming ambiance as its a historical 1940s landmark in Baraboo. The prices are on the higher end for some of the more "upscale" items, so we don't go here as often as some of the other local places. They open at 11 so no breakfast, which is a shame. All in all, it's a nicer option if you're looking to take it up a notch or go on a lunch date. Note: they have takeout, nice bonus!

Solid menu... salads fantastic. We ordered one Greek and one Chicken Curry. There seem to be a lot of very interesting things to try at this little cafe :) Salads, sandwiches, pasta, full dinners... there's something for everyone. Also it's great to have a restaurant with lighter fare in a land of burgers and pizza.