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Small Potatoes
Toast was holding bruschetta back.
What it is
Small Potatoes is a restaurant that serves potato skins, bruschetta-style, on a slate board, six at a time, with an ever-rotating cast of toppings. Small potato. Big menu. Nobody leaves hungry. Everybody leaves a little confused about the concept, which is, frankly, part of the concept.
How it works
- Walk in and take a seat. There is no waitlist. There is only the potato, and it has been waiting longer than you.
- Read the chalkboard. The toppings change daily, so the board changes daily, and the staff change their minds about what "daily" means.
- Order as many skins as you like. Pay one price. Leave full. Leave confused. Come back tomorrow, because the chalkboard changed and you will want to know what it says.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
I came in expecting a joke and left having eaten eleven potato skins. I still cannot explain the concept to my family, but I have tried, and they have stopped taking my calls.
— a customer who no longer eats bread
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
The chalkboard said four toppings. The server brought nine. I am not complaining. I am simply stating a fact I still think about at 2 a.m.
— a regular, by accident
$14 one-time
Fourteen dollars. That is the whole price. It covers your seat, your skins, your rotating toppings, and the small amount of philosophy that comes with them. This is a one-time arrangement and the arrangement is dinner.
BUY NOWFAQ
Is it just potato skins? Yes. And no. Mostly yes, but with confidence.
Can I get the toppings on the side? You can, though the toppings have been told about you and will be disappointed. They came a long way from the walk-in.
Why is it called Small Potatoes if the menu is enormous? We thought about that for a long time and then decided to serve more potato skins instead.
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