The Little Things restaurant occupies a late nineteenth-century townhouse on Solunska Street, marked by the weathered, light-colored wooden shutters that frame its windows. Inside, the space operates as a labyrinth of small, distinct rooms designed to feel like a private home rather than a commercial dining hall. In nineteen ninety-four, the owners decided to bypass the minimalist trends of the era, opting instead to fill every corner with mismatched antique furniture, floral wallpaper, and shelves crowded with ceramic figurines and old books.
The Little Things
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