I went to Chicken Little during the "Halifax Burger Bash" to try the "Fresh Off The Waffle" concoction . I was greeted by a friendly employee at the cash . The restaurant itself was very cool with an old 1950s like feel , like you would see in the movies . I liked the vibe of it . The breakfast sandwich included two eggs , two hash browns , bacon and chipotle mayo sandwiched between two 1/2 sized waffles . They give you a little package of syrup to pour over or in the sandwich as well . It tasted good , but it was cold , very cold . As well, the waffle should have maybe been toasted or crisped a bit as it fell apart on first bite due to it being too so soft . I do have a complaint for this restaurant . You have to go to the cash to ask for a key to use the washroom . After eating that sandwich, washing of the hands is necessary, due to all the syrup . I wasn't too enthusiastic about having to ask for a key , especially if there had been a line up at the cash . I have a serious health issue that requires me to sometimes have to make quick escapes to the washroom & I wouldn't know what to do if I was put in that situation in this restaurant . Hopefully that changes & I will return to try again .

The cafe is fairly pretty, inside and out it's themed like a old school cafe. The location is well kept and generally service was good although there was a computer glitch in which the till order had not completely passed into the kitchen leading to a fairly long wait before what we ordered came out. We ordered coffee, a breakfast sandwich and a new Nacho dog menu item. All items were priced well for serving size. The coffee was alright, fairly standard brew. The breakfast sandwich was good, the size was good and the flavor was also good. The Nacho Dog was another story. Setting aside the glitch, the bun the dog was on was fairly cold as of refrigerated prior, this lead to a fairly stiff bun, however since the sauces and cheese were placed on the sides of the bun left to hh the dog, the dog itself kept slipped up above the bun while eating. The layout looked great but eating it was not super great. The coldness also adversely affected the final result, it was so cold that despite the cooked hotdog the cheese which flanked the side remained very unmelted. The concept itself is fine, the crispy broken nachos on top of the dog were actually good, but the mess from the wayward dog was not great. Perhaps my mouth just isn't big enough. I'll have to revisit some more regular items next time and see if the experience can be improved.

Chicken Little-satisfaction Cafe! A recent visit to Chicken Little Cafe left me and my sister truly disappointed. Hoping for ice lattes that would rival or even surpass the delectable offerings at other coffee stops, we were met with a letdown. The lattes we ordered turned out to be excessively bitter, with an unwelcome surprise of coffee grinds lingering at the bottom of our cups. To make matters worse, the price tag attached to these lackluster drinks was far from justified. The puzzling thing is the hype around "Chicken Little Cafe" and its supposed significance in the area. Alongside the equally puzzling "Chicken Burger," both establishments claim to be second to none, but I'm left wondering who is orchestrating this claim. The reality was quite different from the lofty claims. Regrettably, these spots seem to cater primarily to retirees seeking a bland dining experience. The food, I must say, lived up to this unfortunate reputation. The offerings were devoid of flavor, lacking even a hint of salt, and leaving an unpleasant taste in our mouths. For the younger generations seeking vibrant and exciting culinary experiences, there's little to no appeal in what these establishments offer. In essence, Chicken Little Cafe turned out to be a haven for the uninspiring, offering up food and beverages that fall far short of expectations. With bitter lattes, flavorless bites, and a hefty price tag, it's difficult to find a reason to return. It's clear that the allure of these places is lost on those who crave authentic and tasteful dining experiences.

Everytime we are in Bedford we get some ice cream at Chicken Little Cafe. We love the flavors and the walls cones. The price is quite reasonable so the value is there. The whole family can hardly wait until the next time we go@

This Chicken Little cafe is so cute. The servers are friendly. This cafe is in Bedford area. They have chicken burger, however don't expect the chicken burger like other burger places. It's the old Canadian style chicken burger(image attached). Must try their Sweet Saviour Pork burger. They have good choices in Ice cream with Waffle cones. Coffee must try. They also have vegan milk options. They have an indoor and outdoor seating.

I loke the place the decor and interior is beautiful the service is nice and friendly and i also liked the variety of lattes they have like gingerbread latte and log cabin lattte I tried the gingerbread latte amd marshmallow hot chocolate with a chocolate muffin but did not like the taste of it honestly The muffin tasted like it is from tim hortons and hot chocolate wasn’t hot. Latte tasted okay too

I will start off all the staff are friendly and the Atmosohere is good but when it comes to the food different story. The milkshake was warm and just foamy it went into the garbage and the ice cream was smaller then cows on the waterfront and almost as expensive. Just not my thing.

This place gives vibes of fun and friendliness as soon as you pull up, lots of outside seating along clean and kept turf, a walk up ice cream bar. For colder days there is a super fun indoor seating ears with ice cream swivel chairs and diner style juke box. Inside is well updated and clean. Staff are all friendly. Highly recommend