Coffee Pot, Littleton

Good, cheap breakfast. It is very small, so often times you'll have to wait for a table. Good service.

We sold our house in the near Littleton but still visit the area for day trips, and have lunch at the Coffee Pot whenever we are up there. The food is homemade and always great. The service is attentive and caring. The whole experience is something hard to find and quickly disappearing in the fast-paced world. One thing I loved, when I asked for some honey for my muffin, instead of a little plastic portion control package, I was given a jar of local honey and a knife. A good tip...sit at the counter and you'll find people easy to talk to and friendly. If you're in Littleton, don't miss the Coffee Pot, but they're only open until 2 PM every day (noon on Sundays)

This was my first time in Littleton, and my sister and I happened to stumble across The Coffee Pot while searching for a place to have breakfast. It's a tiny nook of a restaurant nestled next door to the Jax Jr. theater, and at first glance I was tempted to keep going. But appearances can be deceiving, and after going in and ordering breakfast, I was indeed impressed. The food was excellent, service was prompt and served with warm smiles and conversation, and the price was impressively low. If ever I go back to Littleton, The Coffee Pot will definitely be on my list to revisit. It captures the ambiance of small-town living and genuine friendliness that is so lacking today. I highly recommend it!

We visit Littleton often, but we travel through town about 6 times a year early in the morning, and every time, we stop for breakfast here. For at least a decade we've carried on this tradition. When working in Littleton, we'd stop for breakfast as well. The food is hearty, as are portions, and as a breakfast person, I'm in heaven here. Bottomless coffee where you don't have to ask for a refill, real maple syrup for the pancakes/waffles and omelettes... oh, the omelettes. The only downside would be the bathroom, which is in the basement... given the age of the building and the tiny space, it's no surprise, but it's not a great setup. Otherwise, highly recommended!