Little Matt's

"There are kid-friendly restaurants, and then there are kid-focused restaurants, like this one. Current owners Bill and Cindy Lillard operate the restaurant in memory of their son, Bobby, who died of a rare disease at 8 years old, with proceeds benefiting Texas Children’s Hospital and other local organizations. Entertainment is endless at this quaint neighborhood spot, which houses an iPad station, a candy counter spilling over with sweet treats, a photo booth, and an arcade. Kids aren’t the only ones having fun, though. Adults are treated to complimentary wine, beer, or margaritas. And to make it even more feel-good — a portion of the restaurant’s proceeds goes to Texas Children’s Hospital." - Brianna Griff, Brittany Britto Garley

"The vibes are good at Little Matt’s, and the reason’s even better: the restaurant’s mission is to donate all proceeds to families at Texas Children’s Hospital who have been affected by cancer. It’s a happy, hopeful spot with a kid-kissed feel – the large Wish Board provides a place to share thoughts and prayers, and the arcade room and iPad stations keep the littles entertained while parents relax with a marg in hand." - Principle

"Little Matt’s isn’t just kid-friendly, it’s kid-focused. Established in honor and memory of the owners’ son, entertainment is endless at this quaint eatery, which houses an iPad station, a candy counter spilling over with sweet treats, a photo booth, and an arcade. Kids aren’t the only ones having fun, though. Adults are treated to complimentary wine, beer, or margaritas. And to make it even more feel-good — a portion of the establishment’s proceeds goes to the Texas Children’s Hospital." - Brittany Britto Garley

"Little Matt's, Rice University West U. The vibes are good at Little Matt’s, and the reason’s even better: the restaurant’s mission is to donate all proceeds to families at Texas Children’s Hospital who have been affected by cancer. It’s a happy, hopeful spot with a kid-kissed feel – the large Wish Board provides a place to share thoughts and prayers, and the arcade room and iPad stations keep the littles entertained while parents relax with a marg in hand."