Little Dom's

Good times and good friends go hand in hand, which is why I was happy to be invited to join the lovely Te-See & charming Anton for drinks at Little Dom's. Plus, I've been wanting to check this place out, so it was a double win.We arrived a few minutes before they opened and there was already a line to get in. Apparently, this place is popular and seats at the bar filled up fast even though they don't offer Happy Hour. The menu features classic Italian American dishes. However, Chef Brandon Boudet is from NOLA, so there's even a Fried Oyster Po-Boy on the menu with an Italian twist. The restaurant emits old school NYC charm with classic leather booths. The vibe is neighborhood friendly, and the staff will greet you with a warm smile.Bartender Veronica was fantastic and engaging. They had a specialty cocktail with proceeds going to benefit Cal-Fire. It was called Station 35 and was comprised of Gin, Lime Cordial, & Pomegranate juice. My companions requested it with Tequila instead of Gin and Veronica happily obliged. I had a sip and it was very tasty. The LD Cosmo caught my eye. The combination of house-infused Lemon Vodka, Mandarin Napoleon Liqueur, Cranberry Cordial, & Lime took this Cosmopolitan to the next level. It was delicious. We didn't order any food but the aromas coming out of the kitchen smelled so good. I definitely need to come back for a meal and perhaps even try the Monday Night Supper, which is three courses for $25.*Reservations recommended for dinner. Brunch is walk in only.*2 hour metered street parking.

I have been eating at Little Doms since the first week it opened. This morning I came in with my daughter while my wife was parking. The restaurant was mostly empty. The dipshit host (who was wearing sunglasses inside) was obnoxiously insisting that he couldn't seat us until my wife physically walked inside.I don't need to eat at Little Doms. The food at All Time is better. I eat at Little Doms because of the vibe. I hope the owners read this and reconsider their assinine "policy". If the fucking restaurant is empty, don't keep guests waiting. And tell the dipshit to take off his sunglasses inside.

Third time is a charm...so they say...Today we hit the bar at 5pm for drinks. *My first time sitting at the bar which I really enjoyed. It fills up quickly so get there early!!Veronica took care of us and made the most delicious drinks!!! My Pomegranate Margarita was spot on! Anton loved his as well and Nikki's cosmo was really good! *You can also order food at the bar. *They have a different food special every night. *There is No Happy Hour Menu*Highly recommend making a reservation if you want a table for dinner. They fill up fast!

Came here to celebrate a birthday this was during the week, so they only offered counter service at the time. We placed our order for a plate of eggs and ricotta pancakes. For drinks we had an espresso martini and a Bloody Mary. Food and drinks were delicious! Customers service was excellent. Parking can be a hassle.

Little Dom's. A moody, intimate, and cozy Italian restaurant that is reminiscent of Old Hollywood. A place outside of the cultivated instagramable culture of the Los Angeles scene. A place the offers delicious food, good service, and a warm setting. We were able to get in with a last minute reservation, and the service was stellar, and accommodating. Starter:Rice Balls/AranciniGrilled Artichoke Main:Margarita PizzaSpaghetti and MeatballsRicotta Cavatelli Dessert:Tiramisu Peppermint Gelato Chocolate Cheesecake CakeWonderful meal in totality. Will return.

Came for Valentines Day lunch. 2nd visit from about 2 years ago. Had the mushroom Strozzapreti. So amazing! Not sure what all the ingredients are but soooo good. It's vegetarian and can also be made vegan.My partner had the lemon roasted potatoes with his omelet...Incredible!

Little Dom's has been on my list of restaurants I have been wanting to try for the longest time. Finally came for dinner with my friend who had come several times before. We got a glass of red wine to accompany the dishes. I had come back recently from new york so the pizza wasn't very impressive, but the pasta and rice balls were great

Good Food, Nice place & servers. Both meals were really good, we also got the rice balls and "crab cake" the "crab cake" was my favorite.

Little Dom's is such a cute spot - definitely worth a visit for the vibes of an old Italian neighborhood restaurant! I snagged a reservation for 7:45 PM on a Tuesday night and the restaurant was definitely bustling. The service did leave a little to be desired as our food order was not taken until 8:22 PM. Drinks were delicious. I loved the LD Cosmo with house infused lemon vodka. It was not too sweet and the perfect coupe. I also tasted the Unholy Cleanse which was great.I had the vague "fish picatta" which was a lovely swordfish filet on a bed of steamed green beans. The flavor and texture was spot on, although the portion was on the small side for the price. Our table also got the chicken parmesan which was enormous, but did not come with any sides. We ordered the seeded sourdough which was a great accompaniment. Next time, maybe it's better to get fewer mains and more appetizers? The plating was just a bit odd and it wasn't clear what was right to order. We asked our server if we would need appetizers with what we were getting and she sort of shrugged and said "you could but don't have to."There's great potential here, between the ambiance and the food! Definitely looking forward to trying it again, especially for some of the fun weekly specials.

We were in yesterday before 10:30 am. The food was incredible. The host was quite lovely & helpful. The sever was very nice but it took us too many times of asking to get a beverage that we ordered (the server was distracted by two men at the bar). The decor and ambiance matched where my heart lives. We had the blueberry ricotta pancakes, French toast soufflé, vegan fried mushroom sando and the garlicky potatoes. Holy cannolis. We will be back. (Would've given 5 stars but the beverage situation was less than ideal)