Love the ambiance of this place dark cozy modern. The service is great no complaints from my part. The burger was great but I actually love the sauce on the side. It had a nice spicy kick to it.

Stopped by on a warm summer evening with some friends and snagged a table on their patio. The patio is on the side of the building, which is nice to help avoid the traffic and noise on busy Clark St. Our server and all the staff members we talked to were super nice and helpful. Since their known for their burgers, all 3 of us of course had to order a burger. I got their classic Bad Burger: 2 patties with american cheese, pickles, and red onion mayo. TBH for me, the burger was a little underwhelming. I have heard rave reviews, so I might be willing to try it again, but we are in a city with so many incredible burgers... The star of the show for me was the mac and cheese. Creamy, flavorful, with chunks of bacon - holy cow it was DELIGHTFUL. Now THIS I would definitely be back for! I also snagged a super low ABV peach beer that I swear tasted like sparkling peach juice. It was so yummy!

Visited Little Bad Wolf for the first time with a couple of friends and it was a great experience. The server was attentive, personable, and quick. I wasn't sure what I wanted to drink so he recommended the Santa Clara and I really enjoyed it. For food, I ordered the Bad Burger, which was one of the best burgers I've had! Little Bad Wolf is a casual spot and from what I could see, it's also very popular. Since the wait for a table was long, we sat at one of the community tables - would recommend that option if you're on a time crunch.

Went for lunch on a Friday - there was no wait, though there was a nice steady flow of patrons. Great food, cocktails, service, and ambiance. Extensive whiskey list. Shrimp baos were my favorite. Burgers seemed to be popular among the other tables but we didn't try them.

A Saturday night, and we were able to get right in for 2 at a shared table, which was great because we were starving!! I got the Wolf burger. It was cooked to perfection. The onion straws seemed a bit on the salty side, but it didn't take away from the burger. The fries were great! They came with a tasty aioli for dipping. Being at a shared table was fine. I felt like I might elbow my neighbor a lot, but the elbowing was minimal! Good lighting and overall good ambiance. Good date night type of restaurant.

The burger was decent, though the Wolf Burger was a bit of overkill with three patties that made it difficult to fully enjoy its taste and all the other ingredients. It felt very greasy as well. The fries were alright but inconsistent in size and texture. We visited on a Friday evening and the restaurant was extremely crowded. We were seated right away but at a less-than-ideal spot on the edge of a long table, as proper seating or sitting together would have required a much longer wait up to an hour.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Little Bad Wolf, and it was an outstanding experience. We ordered the Bad Burger, which was extremely delicious and juicy. Each bite was packed with flavor, and the burger was cooked to perfection. The accompanying fries were crispy and well-seasoned, adding the perfect touch to the meal. We also enjoyed a fresh and vibrant salad that complemented the richness of the burger nicely. To drink, we had the G&T cocktail, featuring gin and homemade tonic soda. This cocktail was refreshing and well-balanced, with the homemade tonic adding a unique and delightful twist to the classic gin and tonic. Overall, Little Bad Wolf impressed us with its tasty food and inventive drinks. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a satisfying and memorable dining experience!

Finally made it over to Little Bad Wolf. The interior decor is a bit eclectic, but there is lots of seating and it's a great place to come with family and friends. To start, we had the lumpia. We then had three tacos (shrimp, fish, al pastor) and three bao (shrimp, pork, steak). The lumpia was good but not too memorable. Highlights for me were the fish and shrimp tacos. Every meat was seasoned very well and perfectly tender. Service was very kind. I would definitely come back to try the famous burger!

I have lived within walking distance of this place ever since it opened years ago and I have passed by it literally hundreds of times. But I never gave it a shot because a family member did not enjoy it the few times they've been there. However, I've been on a quest to try the best burgers in Chicago and Little Bad Wold constantly comes up. I was craving a burger a few days ago, and decided to check it out for myself. I ordered the bad burger with onion straws, fries and a side of mac and cheese. And I gotta say, this a damn fine burger. Damn fine, I tell you! It's definitely one of the best I've had. Also, the mac and cheese was fantastic. I highly recommend ordering it. So yeah, that was a super solid meal and a must try for local burger enthusiasts. I also really dig the ambiance and decor. They don't take reservations, but you can view your spot on the waitlist through Yelp. Given that this place is so close to me, I am for sure coming back for the burger and other items on the menu.

I got the Bad Burger (Two patties, two slices of American cheese, house made pickles and red-onion mayo) and my husband got the Wolf Burger (Three patties, bacon, American cheese, fried onion straws, house made pickles, red-onion mayo, and fried egg). This was a really delicious burger -- so rich and flavorful. I would put this up there with the burgers from Loyalist and Au Cheval as far as top tier burgers in the city. The beef flavor really comes through even with all the other stuff that comes in it. If you have a larger appetite and want a burger with all the fixings, definitely go for the Wolf Burger.