Little Fatty At Accomplice

Hip, delicious, and great for big eaters. To me it seems Little Fatty may have gotten its name from the portion sizes, so do make sure to bring all your foodie friends. They have a great range of menu accommodations from non-drinkers to veggies to serious meat eaters. We definitely over ordered for two but it made for great leftovers. We had the Scallion Pancakes, General Tso’s Cauliflower, Uncle Lin’s Fried Rice and the Sizzling Beef. Everything was super yummy. I’d been here once before and during that visit I pretty much tried everything on the menu thanks to our large party order. I can say that you likely won’t be disappointed. I recommend making reservations because this place is always poppin, but if you have a small party, you may be able to sneak in! Metered parking close by on a not-too-busy street so plan a little ahead so you can find a spot. Once you’re in, sit back, order a cocktail and enjoy!

Such a COOL place! This is definitely “elevated” Taiwanese food and so delicious, not heavy or greasy as some I’ve had from other places! Although the food is delicious, the bar is EXCELLENT! Loved the cocktails…the Fungi is their take on an Old Fashioned and I highly recommend it!!

Cocktails = 4-5 stars, small dishes = 3-4 stars, larger dishes = 4 stars, dessert =5 stars. The cocktails were very pricey but tasty and nicely presented. The cucumbers, popcorn quail and mushroom lettuce wrap were great. Squid ink XLB skin was a little thick but tasty; long beans were okay; roasted pork leg baos were tasty but very messy and hard to manipulate (cut into size appropriate for buns); General Tso cauliflower (meh). The taro ice cream with the warm sesame mochi balls was so good (5 stars) and enough to share for 4 people.

Taiwanese inspired spot with great cocktails and tasty food. Had a reservation for 3 at 7:30 on a Thursday and got seated immediately. Indoor and outdoor seating is available. Metered street parking is available, and if you park further down by the school, there’s free parking. There’s a gender neutral restroom in the left hand side of the restaurant by the bar. Credit cards are accepted or you can pay by QR code. Food wise, everything we ordered was delicious. The orange chicken is a must-do. The spicy wontons were tasty and the general tso’s cauliflower had great flavor. The squid ink xiao long baos just tasted like regular xiao long baos but did look cool. The popcorn quail didn’t have as much meat as you’d think but was very crispy. The XO fatty noodles were a good carb option (rice is extra). The nonalcoholic drinks were just as tasty as the regular cocktails (get the gin rummy which comes in a cat for a good photo opp!). Overall, a really cool spot to eat, drink, and be merry.