"Los Feliz locals’ spot Little Dom’s has reopened their patio seating for nightly dinner and weekend brunch, both of which will involve wood-fired pizzas, sandwiches, and, hopefully, martinis. Reservations required." - brett keating
"Two words: ricotta pancakes. The clubby Los Feliz restaurant with a classic Italian American menu has built a strong brunch following on that fluffy, blueberry-studded dish alone, but other daytime options include a breakfast pizza topped with speck; wood oven-roasted eggs with sourdough toast; and meatball sandwiches. Don’t forget a spritz or Negroni, should boozy brunch be on the docket. Once the weather warms up, the patio is one of those see-and-be-seen spots in LA." - Rebecca Roland
"Los Feliz neighborhood favorite Little Dom’s has specials running for both Christmas Eve and Day. On the 24th, they’ll have pans of baked ziti, fried chicken cacciatore, and lasagna, along with a bunch of sides, all portioned for six-to-eight people. And if you’re looking for something on Christmas Day, they’ll have whole deep-fried turkeys with all the fixings available. Everything is priced a la carte - order at Christmas@LittleDoms.com or by calling (323) 661-0055." - brett keating
"Little Dom’s embodies the retro feel of this Eastside neighborhood in so many ways: there are vintage wooden booths, the bar belongs in a 1950s mob flick, and the menu is pure red sauce Italian with chicken parm and spaghetti with meatballs. The charm makes dining here feel romantic, and it’s one of the few spots in Los Feliz that’s remotely buzzy, but don’t expect the food to blow you away (it’s perfectly fine). In recent years, Little Dom’s brunch has become its main attraction, thanks in part to their signature ricotta blueberry pancakes." - sylvio martins, brant cox
"Here’s an ideal formula for Thanksgiving dessert: Little Dom’s brown butter pumpkin pie, pecan pie with bourbon and Steen’s cane syrup, Dutch apple pie, and delectable gluten-free chocolate torte. Many holiday items are already sold out, so place an order soon on the Little Dom’s website." - Mona Holmes