Little Dom's

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Little Dom's Review

With a $15 Monday night supper, a vintage bar with a barkeep who mixes up seasonally inspired retro cocktails, and an attached Italian deli where one can pick up a pork cheek sub, it's not surprising why Little Dom's is a neighborhood favorite. Cozy and inviting with big leather booths one can sink into for the night, the menu blends classic Italian fare with a modern sensibility, with dishes like the baked ricotta and wild boar soppressatta, rigatoni with homemade sausage, whitefish picatta, and a New York strip steak with fennel béarnaise. This is a terrific spot for weekend brunch; order a bottle of the well-priced house wine and take a seat in the sidewalk patio.