The Deli at Little Dom's

OH WOW. THE FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH. I'm taking a break from my food to post this review because HOLY MOLY IT IS SO SO GOOD. I also got the prosciutto/ mozzarella sandwich. It's good, but it can't hold a flame to the fried chicken. This was my first time on the deli side and it is VERY cute. I'll be coming back to pick up some of their homemade sauces, jellies and pasta.

Environment: A side section from Little Dom's so the area is a little smaller but they have tables outside provided that the weather is good. I personally didn't dine in but people like this place because of the trendiness associated with its parent restaurant. Having said that, I originally called in to order and pick up my food ahead of time. After I gave my order though, the worker on the phone told me that they automatically apply a 15% tip to pickups... for what?? After she told me that, I decided I was just going to go in and order since I live nearby. Arriving at the place, I was disappointed to find out that the menu on Yelp was not updated and they had raised their prices, not sure when though (I think the old menu said the meatball sandwich was $12, but now it's $15...) so that was another bummer regarding their pricing. I was going to get a salad on the side but decided not to spend another $4 after finding out about the $3 increase. There wasn't anyone in front of me but my order for the meatball sandwich still took about 25 minutes to make. Pretty long in my opinion. Glad I decided not to spend that 15% tip if I had done the pickup. After finally getting back to my apartment, I was finally able to eat the sandwich. Tastewise it's pretty good, but nothing great. They split the somewhat large meatballs in quarters, so I got like two and a half meatballs total in the sandwich. I've been to the restaurant once before and I thought the same thing where the food just isn't worth how much they charge. A friendly way of saying kind of a rip-off. Again, it's just one of those trendy food places in Los Feliz that can get away with eh food for a price because of their location. If you're more for vibe than food that's worth it, this is the place for you (both Deli and the actual restaurant). **This was my first time at Deli at Little Doms

A bit expensive but the sandwiches were fantastic. My favorite was the sicilian tuna sandwich. Probably the best tuna sandwich I've ever had. The flavor was so light and fresh and such a nice change from the typical mayo. They do need to be better about refilling the water pitcher, providing silverware etc. but overall the wonderful food made up for this. Definitely go check this place out ASAP.

This legendary place never lets me down. Love everything they have. I usually get Meatballs on the side just to have some along with my sandwhich. Their deli is still open for take out. Go right now!

The egg salad is out of this world! It's so different than a normal egg salad...it was spectacular. I can't tell you what's in it (eggs? tarragon? tumeric? mayo?) but I can tell you it's really good!

The Deli at Little Dom's is my favorite way to start the morning here in Los Feliz. The Deli serves the best range of coffee and pastries in this neck of the hills, and I can relax with my dog over the morning paper.

For the last several months, I knew something special was brewing inside this tiny space with Italian-language newspaper covering its windows. It wasn't going to be some sexy little Sophia Loren number though. Something more practical, homely. More like Al from 'Happy Days'? Turns out, the sweet little deli is the equivalent of an old school, portly, humble man wrapped in a fresh white apron, with nimble fingers and smiling eyes. And one with great musical taste, I might add. I love the simple 1940-50's interior with vintage deli case, the food menu scrawled on the glass, the green checkered floor, the nice folks behind the counter. The self-serve carafes filled with piping hot Groundwork coffee give me no reason to show my face at Coffee Bean ever again, unless I've got a hankering for Slushy Sugarbomb Surprise. Or to see that old guy who gnaws on raw broccoli heads in the patio. Anyway, the $2 real deal coffee has cured me from that shit. Order it 'for here' and you'll be presented with your own personal magic red coffeepot to pour as you wish. Weee! Greedy bastard.There is a really good/bad habit on the horizon though: Nutella Panino ($4). Damn this hot-pressed sandwich oozing with luscious Nutella and mascarpone on rustic bread: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/k0Ijaxtbsx3qyIcbGWshDQ?select=2lShjwujtyeYVjTsMksG8A Damn it for sneaking into our bellies every week this month. Its savory cousin, the Rosemary Ham and Fontina Panino ($7.95), is equally delicious, especially after the counter lady recommended adding a fried egg in it. It's a pretty perfect Saturday morning sitting on a quiet sidewalk, drinking endless coffee, inhaling toasted yummies, with two pugs witnessing my unabashed gluttony. Sorry guys, no sharing. No way, no how.

5-stars for Cole7-stars for Cole19-stars for Cole52011-stars for Cole500 million-stars for Cole12 thousand fifty million bazillion trillion gazillion-stars for Cole!!!!!!!!Cole is the best thing that has ever happened to Los Feliz and you need to stop by The Deli at Little Dom's to find out whyThe food & coffee is aight aight aight right right right tooLay em down and smack em yack em!Cole got to be, you know?peace

Always enjoy Little Dom's. Had a great breakfast, buckwheat polenta and eggs. The funghi and eggs weee delicious.

This place used to be good and reasonably priced a few years ago. Now they go as far as to CHARGE GRATUITY FOR A PICK UP ORDER. What gratuity am I paying for? For driving to the restaurant to pay and pick up my food? In other words, I order a $15 dollar item and after gratuity and taxes, I end up with a bill for $25. And the quality the last few times I ordered here was waaaay below par for the prices they charge. With sloppy packaging jobs. I really wish someone would step in and bring this place back up to what it used to be. I'd be ok with the overpricing if the food was actually spectactular.