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Little Dom's

Name: Little Dom's | Restaurants in Los Feliz, Los Angeles
Address: 2128 Hillhurst Ave, 90027, US
Telephone: 323-661-0055
Price range: $$

Restaurants | Italian
price 2 of 4
Los Feliz

Monday July 15 2024

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Written by Patricia Kelly Yeo

Food & Drink Editor, Time Out Los Angeles

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Time Out says

Since opening in 2008, this popular neighborhood joint—a younger sibling to the now-defunct Dominick's in West Hollywood—has stayed bustling with hipsters, young families and celebs alike. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Little Dom's offers everything from scrambled eggs bruschetta to meatball sandwiches to whitefish picatta. The ricotta and blueberry pancakes are absurdly good, while the three-course Monday-night supper for $25 is a steal.

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Address: 2128 Hillhurst Ave; Los Angeles; 90027

Price:: Main courses: $18.

Opening hours:: Mon-Thu 8am-3pm, 5:30pm-11pm; Fri 8am-3pm, 5:30pm-midnight; Sat 8am-midnight; Sun 8am-11pm

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Mardi Gras Feast at Little Dom's

While we don't have the luxury of indulging in Bourbon Street’s hot mess of a Mardi Gras, we have the next best thing: the Mardi Gras Feast at Little Dom’s. For three nights leading up to Fat Tuesday, chef Brandon Boudet is serving up a sumptuous menu from his native New Orleans with all your favorite Cajun and Creole temptations. Think shrimp, chicken and andouille gumbo, oyster po’boys and jambalaya rice balls with creole mustard. For dessert, indulge in raspberry beignets or a slice of king cake from pastry chef Ann Kirk.

Cajun
Until Mar 4, 2025

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