Little Acorn: Your Go-To Spot for Delicious Sandwiches and Comfort Food

The Acorn was right off the highway ne t to the gas station. The team here was kind and helpful while my children tried to distract me during the ordering process. The peach milkshake was like nothing I've ever tasted and so creamy rich. We tried the Philly steak sandwich, which was delicious, and we also tried the unique teriyaki chicken sandwich. Both had big pieces of tender meat. The classic burger was exactly what you want from any good old snackin' spot. Our new friend behind the register had some suggestions for local activities. Thankful we got to stop by for some homemade grub that isn't a big food chain.

Driving cross-country, you get real tired of fast food. Especially fast food burgers. Oftentimes, veering off the path of corporate victuals means spending a lot more money on something that might actually taste worse. This place reeked me in with the promise of bread baked in-house. Why not, you know? Pleasantly surprised with the well-executed simplicity of this particular burger. Super crispy, well-seasoned fries. All at a comparable cost to something you’d resort to ordering from a chain, while looking and tasting like food made by actual human hands.

I was just passing by and noticed this place and gave it a try. The outside looks a little bit old but the inside feels really cozy. I tried the country sandwich with french fries and a small strawberry shake. The meat was pretty good and french fries had a decent flavor. The shake was way better than the ones you get at other fast food restaurants. The restaurant had a couple of pictures and advertisements about the history of the place. The prices are just a little bit expensive.

This place is pure nostalgia in the best way. The grilled mushroom chicken sandwich with that white sauce is my weakness — I get it every single time. Crinkle fries dipped in the same sauce? Dangerous combo. Shakes are thick enough to stand a spoon in (chocolate peanut butter is elite). Love pulling up, ordering from the window, and eating in the car like it’s 1995. Staff is always smiling even when it’s slammed.

We came in with a big group of 20 people. We were having a family outing with all the extended family, and we were impressed! It was just a tiny little diner, but the food was good and it was charming and fun! There are so many little interesting things to look at inside the restaurant.

This place is amazingly the best with amazing canyon views . Workers got new good looking uniform and better ambience. Best fresh sandwiches, burgers, Homemade bread and shakes. Got Chicken Malibu is the best. Their food is to die for. No wonder why this business is very successful for decades. Recommend to try their country sandwich and steak sandwich.

Has a great bacon cheeseburger, crispy fries, and thick Oreo shake. It’s not fancy, it’s a truck stop diner vibe. Most of the workers were late teen/early 20s kids, all doing good, friendly work.

It’s been a while since I last stopped at The Little Acorn, but I have to confess it won’t be long before I’m back. I had the Shadow Fighter Combo, basically a grilled cheese with a burgerand it was fantastic. The homemade bread was unbelievably good and the fries were fresh and tasty. I also noticed they had English Chips on the menu, which looked really tempting for next time. It feels like a true family-run business where everyone was working hard to make it a great experience. Definitely worth the stop if you’re in the area!