Every course was an A+. Best chicken parm I've had, without a doubt. The artichoke toast is a sleeper hit; perfect balance of fat and acid. We also loved the rigatoni alla vodka. The ambiance is also excellent. Imagine if your favorite red sauce Italian place and your neighborhood dive bar had a baby. Staff was also exceptionally friendly and attentive. Service stellar. Can't wait to come back for happy hour! read more

A wonderful time is to be had at Little Coco's Aperitivo Hour. $36 will get you bottomless cocktails, wine or beer (choose from their special menu), and nibbles of garlic bread with a delicious mix of parmesan, whipped ricotta and mozarella cheeses, caesar salad, and a single meatball with polenta. That evening I had a hankering for negronis, and true to the bottomless offer, they kept them coming! No sooner than I had taken the last sip of one drink than the next one appeared. No looking around for a waiter! I was really impressed with their attentiveness. The hospitality is truly impeccable. When I gave feedback that the caesar salad was way too salty, the manager understood precisely what had gone wrong and instantly replaced it. I would have liked two meatballs rather than one, which would have felt generous, but this was not intended to be a meal, after all. We also ordered the corn and jalapeno fritters (which were probably fabulous when they were originally conceived but not currently being executed well) and for dessert a fantastic zabaglioni. Little Coco's is casual but stylish, a fun place to go, as is to be expected at all of Jackie Greenbaum's spots. Aperitivo Hour is M-F from 5-7. Highly recommend! read more

Cute place but terribly noisy and the bench seats are old and not very comfortable. Service was prompt and welcoming. Main courses (Cacio e Pepe, chicken Parm, goat cheese ravioli and pasta bolognese) were generous and well prepared. The Cacio e Pepe was well seasoned, the Chicken Parm was huge and an excellent value, especially if you add spaghetti to it for an extra $5. The goat cheese ravioli was a creative dish with corn in the sauce. The Caesar salad was a large portion- enough for two to share - but much too salty. The desserts were good but nothing special, compared to the main courses. read more

**I would give 4/5 stars if I was not gluten free** I was highly disappointed in this restaurant for their almost complete lack of gluten free options- in this day and age, most if not all restaurants have an option for gluten free pasta and pizza- to the point where I didn't even research beforehand because places are usually so accommodating. I ended up having an appetizer or two (salad-based), but could not eat any of the entrees. Gluten free people- do not come here unless you only want a salad-based appetizer or drink! & I would strongly recommend that the restaurant get a gluten free pasta and crust to have on hand. read more

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I've had Little Coco's on my list for a while because of their happy hour deal, but we stopped in for Restaurant Week instead. We had the Coco's Meatballs, Ciabatta Tre Formaggi, Spicy Rigatoni Alla Vodka, and Coco's Chicken Parm. The dessert -- a deconstructed spumoni -- was the highlight of the meal. Everything else was good, but nothing really stood out. We were seated in the upstairs dining room, which was quite cold (we visited in mid-January). We appreciated the restaurant comping our dessert, though we did wait an unusually long time for it -- they were slammed during Restaurant Week and had some issues with a takeout order that needed to be remade. read more

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Can't believe it took me so long to come here - Little Coco's is an awesome spot with affordable food and drink. I loved the vodka pasta as well as the garlic bread. They look like they have a really great happy hour menu - can't wait to return and check that out! read more

Little Coco's is a cozy neighborhood Italian restaurant with a great HH. Their HH is M-F 5-7 pm and they offer bottomless drinks for $36. This deal also includes a serving of garlic bread, Caesar salad and meatballs for the table and $10 pizza. I had the meat and mushroom pizza and tiramisu and both are highly recommended. The staff was very friendly and helpful. read more

Little Coco's - Italian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Great little Italian spot. Menu covers all the bases with what most people will want while elevating dishes. Cocktail menu was great and affordable. Highly recommend for dinner with friends or a date spot. read more

Super packed Neighbourhood spot on a weekend! Unfortunately, they were out of pizza when we went so I did not get to try any however, I did try three of the pastas. All of them were delicious! I tried the ravioli with goat cheese, which was cooked in this delicious sauce with mushrooms. I also tried the Cacio E Pepe, which was also really light and tasty. Finally, I tried the rigatoni à la vodka, and this dish was really good too, and not overwhelmingly spicy. I think all of the dishes were a pretty decent serving size and we shared them among four people. I also tried a little bit of the tiramisu and loved that it was served with gelato! This place is great. read more

After a birthday massage at bluebell spa, my wife and I decided to go to Little Coco's for an impromptu date night. We did not have a reservation, but they were able to get us a seat outside and then moved us inside which was awesome. Very friendly staff. They do a great job taking care of their guest. My wife and I started with the Caesar salad and calamari. Typically, whenever I've had calamari, it's served with a dipping sauce but this one was tossed in a butter sauce. It was amazing. We then had the rigatoni and cacio e Pepe. The rigatoni was good but the pasta was al dente which I liked but my wife did not. We preferred the cacio e Pepe but what stole the show was the mt vasuvius. Best pizza I've had in a while. My wife love it. I highly recommend this spot. read more

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great neighborhood spot - prices are reasonable, food overall is solid, service is friendly and it can be quick. tons of space inside and out to sit, and they have great deals/happy hours standout dishes were the calamari (great flavor, texture isn't perfect though) and the bolognese (perfectly cooked pasta, flavorful sauce that stuck). the pizza was decent especially at the price. the vodka rigatoni was ok, and would skip the caesar next time but will be back to try more dishes. had a cocktail as well that was nice. overall a touch lower pricepoint than other pasta places in dc but quality is still great read more

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I love coming to Little Coco's for happy hour. The bottomless drinks are a great deal, and the appetizers are always solid, The aperitivo happy hour includes cheesy bread, meatballs, and a caesar salads The pizzas are honestly to die for and one of the main reasons I keep coming back. What really makes this place special, though, is the staff. Everyone is super friendly and welcoming, and the manager is truly top tier. If any issue ever comes up, she's always happy to make it right. The team here is so consistent that they are starting to feel like family. If you're in the area, I definitely recommend checking this place out. It's family-friendly, cozy, and just an all-around great spot to enjoy good food and drinks. read more

Went on a Sunday night and they were having a deal ($55 for 2 people and it came with SO MUCH food). We were a trio (a lot of people do the deal and order a pizza). Anyways, I went rogue and ordered the butternut squash ravioli. I was between that and the white pizza - our server put me at ease saying if I didn't like it they would make the pizza happen. I took a photo but it doesn't do it justice. Clean plate club for every dish. Also, ordered the tiramisu that came with a small unexpected scoop of chocolate gelato. The Law of Diminishing Returns does not apply to this place. Service with a smile genuine smiles. Everyone was super friendly. Ambiance is terrific. Cozy but not stuffy. All the art was pizza themed and I really appreciated that touch. Lights were dimmed for dinner and the booth was plush and comfy. read more

Little Coco's - tiraMUSTdo - Italian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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My friends and I came here for weekend brunch on a Sunday. Little Coco's had been recommended on some list for best bottomless brunch in DC, so we felt like we had to try it out. As a group of 5, we were lucky and able to snag a later reservation the day before. When we arrived we were greeted quickly and warmly. We waited about 5 mins before our table was ready and we were seated. Our waiter, Joe, was kind and helped us greatly by answeting all our questions and making sure we always had our next drinks coming. Our table ordered two lobster omlettes, the eggplant parmesan, chicken milanese & waffles, and the green lantern pizza. Everyone devoured their food and really enjoyed it. 3 out of 5 of us opted for the bottomless drinks (an extra $19pp) and we were big fans of the Hibiscus Mimosas and the Coco's Spritz-- delicious! We loved our brunch at Little Coco's and we can't wait to go back again soon :) read more

Came in for a late night dessert and wine! We sat at the bar and it was so cozy & just the vibe we were looking for, esp with how Icy it has been! Staff was so kind and desserts were SO good! read more

Little Coco's - Tiramisu and French press coffee - Italian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Super yummy pizza. We came for my friend's birthday and they gave us a free dessert. Champagne was delish and not super expensive. Nice local spot - small. Pizza is so good!! read more

Little Coco's - Cheese Pizza - Italian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The absolute worst! We went here based off of the reviews, which fell severely short. The water had been sitting and was literally warm. The Diet Coke, the syrup needed changed that you could see through the glass. It was that light, not sure why the bartender couldn't see what we all saw. The pizza had orange cheese on it and clearly was not made fresh. The chicken Parm was a very thick chicken breast, not pounded., served with no pasta. We thought that was odd, but it wasn't the worst. The lemon pasta was terrible. Too many spices that could've stood by themselves. It was over seasoned with black pepper, and pesto and lemon. $100 thrown in the trash, disappointed and will not return. I hope you all have a better experience than we did. Maybe it was just an off day? read more

I live 2 minutes from Little Cocos and I'm excited to have good Italian this close to me! We were able to be seated with no reservation on a Monday night. It definitely filled up later so could be a good idea to make one. I tried the basil gimlet which was delicious! My parents enjoyed their drinks as well. We started with Coco's meatballs which were tender and went really nicely with the creamy polenta. The tomato sauce is super rich and flavorful. We shared the meat and mushroom pizza and the goat cheese ravioli, which they change up seasonally. We had it with corn and pureed zucchini cream sauce. The pasta was fresh and the goat cheese had a really nice flavor! The pizza was great as well. Service was a little lacking. We had three different servers throughout our meal and it was a bit scattered as we didn't get any silverware prior to our app being served. Not a dealbreaker and I will be back to try more! read more

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Super delicious food!! Please go here if you want fresh pasta and very relaxing vibes. We went on a Monday night where it was less crowded and good deals on the pizza and wine. The food was super flavorful and just hits the spot! Highly recommend the pasta and pizza! read more

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Ohhh emmm GEEEE. Soooo gooood!! Stopped in after the brunch rush today on a wintery dreary day. We had dodged the brunch crowd and were a little astonished to see the place nearly empty. We were greeted by "Doc" who seated us promptly and took care of us for an unforgettable hour or so in such a quaint, delightful spot. The food is absolutely divine. - Truffle artichoke bruschetta - I thought this was pretty good but not life changing. I did not taste much of the truffle essence although the quality was on point. - Lobster omelette with arugula salad and crispy potato pancake - totally awesome. Omelette was cooked to perfection with tasty chunks of lobster and seasoned perfectly, as were the accompanying salad and potato 'pancake' (really like a McD's has brown on steroids). - Spicy vodka rigatoni - Mind blowing. Best I have had anywhere and that is saying something. Spiced to absolute perfection and served HOT. Standout dish. - Vegetarian pizza - Excellent. We enjoy some of the best pizza in the country at home in SF so I'm a bit biased when it comes to pizza but this was solid. - Squid ink pasta - I ended up buying some to go and ate it just now for dinner. It was also flawless. All in all we absolutely loved this place and can't wait to return. We will, we assured our friendly server Doc who we bonded with by the end of the meal. Great food has a way of doing that - it brings us all together as humans. No small feat these days but Little Coco's pulls it off beautifully. read more

Little Coco's - Lobster omelette with arugula salad and potato pancake. Exceptional. Enjoyed every bite. - Italian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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My friends and I came here for brunch and bottomless drinks. Pros: - food: I got the chicken and waffles and it was delicious! The rest of the group also had positive reviews on their meals including the brunch pizza and the Italian baked eggs. - price: $19 bottomless, decent prices for food - decor: I think it's a cute place and I'd go back (if it was closer to me) to sit at the bar and order some pizza and drinks Cons: - service: it took a while to get refills for our drinks and we had to ask the bartender for a refill several times Overall I enjoyed it and would go back again if I find myself in this area of town again. read more

Little Coco's - Chicken and waffles - Italian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I liked this place - the vibe is chill but nice enough for a low-key date. It's not a place for groups though, due to its size. I wouldn't classify this as an Italian restaurant - it leans more Italian-American than Italian, as it caters more to Italian-American and American tastes with more spicy dishes in the menu than what I'm accustomed to seeing. However, they're able to make accommodations, as there was not a single pasta menu with seafood that wasn't made spicy when I looked over it - and I love pasta with seafood. The pizzas that came out for the other tables seem American style with the abundance of cheese - and they looked good too. Pros: + Tagliatelle with scallops: 5 stars for the pasta and for the cream (removed jalapeños for the non-spicy version of the dish). + Burrata: 5 stars - creamy and tasty with the beets and carrots. + Spumoni ice cream - the amaretto cookies that come with it was a great idea, as well as a thick Nutella chocolate bottom to mix in with the vanilla and amazing pistachio gelato and luxardo cherries - I don't think I've had better spumoni anywhere else, and would definitely return for this. Cons: - Calamari was overly salty even though it was crisped to perfection. The sauces could be a bit better for this dish. - Bavette steak was good to eat, but I wasn't overly impressed with this hearty dish - I think the truffle fries with Parmesan may have been the best part but I wasn't able to eat it all. I do not think I would order this again. - Bathroom (not a food dish obviously) - it was a trek up and down to get to a tiny bathroom that seems to be shared with a different establishment? Just a note - not really a con since it's beyond the restaurant's control for the most part. Service was attentive and helpful. read more

Little Coco's - Dessert menu - Italian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Came here with coworkers. Its a very unassuming place from the outside. But dont judge a book by its cover. Its some of the best neighborhood italian I have had in the city. Loved the chicken parm and the whipped ricotta. They also had good drinks. read more

Little Coco's - Italian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

@littlecocosdc columbia heights, washington, dc offers an aperitivo hour $36 per person until 7pm including wine, beer and cocktails plus appetizers for the table garlic bread, gem lettuce caesar and coco's meatballs such a great deal you all should definitely check out! read more

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Perfect spot for a low key romantic date night or a catch up with a friend. I came on a sunday and they have a special for two people for $55 which we didn't try but a nice option! Food was delicious! The fried green tomato appetizer was perfectly crispy and had a tang of sweetness from the balsamic glaze. I got the cacio e pepe and my friend got the monkfish and we both thought our food was great. I got an aperol spritz which was small but good and my friend got one of their homemade sodas (they have some interesting ones!). The service was generally okay but I waited a while to get the aperol spritz and even had another server/employee come to ask if I was waiting on it. Our server was nice though. The ending of the night was European-esque where we waited a while after we finished to track down the server for the check. However, I don't think that's an issue if you're on a date and just want to keep the night going. Overall, I still had a good experience and enjoyed the food so I'll be back! read more

the table last night decided the majority of Italian food won't cause regret, so it's not often bad, but there are definitely some stand out spots - as for the pasta and heated upper deck, this spot is checking stand out boxes - as for the pizza, I'd rather get a double the size pie for half the price from Andy's or Emmy squared. just nothing special here. loved the red wine honey on the mt vesuvius pizza but that was the only detail worth mentioning - we split the squid ink taligatelle. the sauce was not overly abrasive in it its creaminess as it was cancelled out by the perfect spice kick. the pasta was thick and cooked perfectly. good portion of seafood and several veggies that didn't add a weird crunchy texture that often adding vegetables to pasta can do - the chicken parm fit the price tag, this plate was MASSSSSIVE. chicken was perfectly crispy and the marinara sauce was so light and fresh. if you didn't eat like us, this could be 2 meals. add on a whole bowl of spaghetti for $5. - the olive oil that accompanied the free bread was high quality and pungent. bread itself was a bit dry whole wheat-eque for my complimentary bread basket desires - would I return? the aperitivo hour seems so special. such a must. bottomless cocktails and small plates for $36?! - also for a $500+ check, you really wanted to charge us $12 for a birthday dessert? especially with the automatic gratuity... read more

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I was curious about Little Coco's, as I had heard about their pizzas. In addition to their pies, the restaurant also serves various types of apps (such as Crispy Brussels Sprouts and Roasted Broccoli Salad), pastas, and entrees. I met a friend here for an early dinner, and we started off with the Truffle Marinated Artichoke Bruschetta, which had lemon whipped ricotta; For the pizza, we tried Coco's Formaggio (which was topped with mozzarella, pecorino, fior di latte, and basil), The Sailor Man (topped with ricotta, Parm, spinach, tomatoes, and citrus gremolata), and the Demogorgon (topped with gorgonzola, brown butter roasted squash, pumpkin seeds, sherry, and arugula). Unfortunately, the descriptions of the pizza made it sound way appetizing versus what was consumed; the crust was super soggy, and not sure where all the excess liquid was coming from or if it had too many toppings? We were curious about their pastas, so we also ordered a Spicy Rigatoni alla Vodka (with marinara, cream, chili flakes, and Parm) and the Squid Ink Tagliatelle (with shrimp, lobster cream sauce, jalapenos, ginger, and 'nduja sausage crumb). Both had its pasta cooked al dente, which was great, and were the preferred eats than the pizzas. Service was incredibly slow, almost painful-like. The interior of this place is set up like an eclectic pizza parlor; I liked the exposed brick and the stringed lights. Street parking is available in the area. +avoid the pizzas +pastas are cooked al dente +super slow service +street parking available read more

Some friends and I made a reservation for Saturday brunch recently and had a delicious time! You'll definitely want a reservation, especially if it's cold outside and the outside seating isn't available. We thankfully had a reservation and were seated very quickly. The inside was cute and the atmosphere was very pleasant. We started with the donuts and ciabatta Tre formaggi. I am not as much of a sweets person, especially for brunch, but the donuts seemed a bit much for our table (since they weren't all eaten during the meal). However, I DEFINITELY recommend the ciabatta: hard to go wrong with toasty bread and whipped ricotta! A great way to start putting something in your stomach while you start the drinks package. Speaking of drinks, you basically pay $19 and have 2 hours for as many mimosas, lagers, bloody Marys or spritzes you want, which our server told us is worth it as long as you have at least 2 drinks - no problem for us! I liked the pomegranate mimosa and the hibiscus one, but the classic was...well, classic! For my entree, I ordered the parmigiano di patate and it was SO good! Very rich, since it's potatoes in béchamel sauce with cheese and poached eggs, but it's such a yummy indulgence. The portion initially doesn't look impressive, but given how rich it is (and considering the beverages you'll be drinking), I still left plenty full. The service was a bit patchy: the food came out pretty quickly, but the drinks sometimes took a long time to come out (both the coffee and the mimosas). I know they were busy, but there weren't that many tables in the whole place and since they put a time limit on the drinks package, it's just something to be aware of. read more

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Have been looking for bolognese that was just perfectly balanced and after the last 4 restaurants of disappointment, little coco renewed our faith and our taste buds. Restaurant week menu was also an absolute hit and deal! read more

Cozy. First thing that came to mind upon walking in. The lighting is dim and warm. The art on the wall is fun. Our server was cool. The mozzarella was good, but a little blah, like the breading needed salt or even lemon? We'd have been excited with more marinara. Spicy rigatoni was nice. The pizza... soft, soggy bottom crust. I think better crust would bump the star up. It was a cute place, loud enough to where you can talk and be boisterous but still felt classy. read more

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Loved this place. We stopped by for a Sunday brunch and seated immediately by their friendly staffs. We've ordered few breakfast I; eggs Benedict, omelette, pastas, pizza & meatballs. All were delicious and served hot. Ambience is quaint with DC decor which will take you back to the 80's movie theme posters. We would definitely come back. Hope you get to experience American Italian food in DC. Bon appetite! read more

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Worst service ever, sat down, waited 13minutes for water to come to the table, then another 10 goes by and we finally see our server she placed our order for a draft beer, glass of wine and a sparkling water and food basically at the same time 20+ minutes goes by and no drinks delivered and no still water refill or sparkling water delivered. Family and I live practically across the street. We decided it's been a long day didn't see our server and politely asked the host/manager if we could cancel our drink order and get our food changed to take out. Then the worst server ever comes over shows us her machine starts an argument and says it hasn't been 20min I placed your order 18min ago see and shows us her little handheld device. Regardless of when she placed the order im well aware of when we arrived and when we were given tap water and our order was taken because I was texting my partner who's out of town at the same time this was all happening. It was significantly longer and she clearly waited extra time to submit our order. We responded politely and we mentioned someone sat at the bar 10+min after us and already had drinks and apps. She said because they are at the bar it's faster service. Mind you we wanted to sit at the bar but there was no seats because they had small kids at the bar which is definitely illegal. However, regardless... entering someone's order well after they order, and even saying if she forgot to place our order and then placed it. 18min for a draft beer, glass of wine and sparkling water shouldn't take 18min. Not to mention us being seated for over 30 minutes and getting one 6 ounce glass of water each and no refill. She copped an attitude again and told us to get out, we start to leave and in the most condescending tone she goes ta ta, ta ta, have the most amazing night ever. And my family member was like excuse me speaking to the host/manager and was like are you going to let her speak to customers like that. I don't recall the host/manager saying anything. I stepped outside already, but she kept yelling and repeating ta ta, don't come back. That I could hear with the door closed. She even had the audacity to open the door after the whole table had already stepped out on the street just to yell ta ta again. She definitely wanted to get her last words in. I've worked in luxury hotels both Forbes 5 star and Michelin rated restaurants for a decade and never in my life have I had or seen someone act as childish as she did accosting us out the door because we asked if we could cancel our drink order and get our food Togo. After more than a reasonable amount of time has passed. I've gotten treated better at Dick's Last Resort, and you literally go to that restaurant for them to be a dick to you and treat you like crap. If she was my employee I would have written her up, sent her home, or fired her on the spot. It was completely uncalled for and unacceptable behavior. She's got no business working in food and beverage or hospitality. It was my first time going here, my family had been before but I can definitely say I won't be stepping in that restaurant ever again. I recommend avoiding this place at all costs. They clearly don't care about their customers or repeat business. My family I was with were both regulars and highly recommended it up until this experience. read more

Really lovely cozy Italian restaurant in Petworth right on 14th Street. They update their menu frequently to follow the seasonal foods while maintaining their signature dishes. The pizzas are inventive with flavorful and crispy crust, and the pasta is so fresh. I'm a fan of the cacio e pepe, but you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. As it's a smaller place so get a reservation. It's also on the pricier side, but it's absolutely worth it. Little Coco's is underrated! Definitely worth a visit. read more

Little Coco's - Italian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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We had an awesome server! Great drinks, Amazing food. I recommend sitting upstairs because the ambiance is amazing! Good timing between drinks! read more

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I went in a large group for bottomless brunch. Bottomless was $19. The doughnuts were really good. You have to try them! The brunch pizza was good, but nothing great. The pancakes were delicious. The portion size is really big for a low price. This spot is a great deal. Server was really nice and dealt with our large group really well. The biggest con is they were really slow bringing out mimosas, but that's only a drawback if you're doing bottomless. read more

Little Coco's - Apple cinnamon pancakes 1/2 stack - Italian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Loved the vibe here on a Thursday night. Unbeknownst to me it was unlimited pasta and Prosecco night for $42 (or something like that but seemed like a great deal). Just a lively local spot that felt warm and welcoming when you walked in. The service was great. I love when waiters chat with you about the menu and customize their recommendations - not just "everything is great!" The food was quite good. It felt unique enough to pique my interest to return and work my way through the menu to find my favorites. Great sizes for the price and we all enjoyed our meals. Would definitely come back! read more

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Great little spot for a relaxing dinner. We ordered the crispy Brussels sprouts which was way better than I expected. My friend ordered the orange shrub soda which had orange cardamom shrub and honey, a fantastic combination that almost resembles orange chai??. The pizza was their signature Dr Pepper pizza with pepperoni and basil with basil leaves so large they covered the pizza. It was delicious and cooked perfectly. For dessert the apple cinnamon clafoutis was so rich and amazing I was surprised how sweet the apples were. Service was excellent and welcoming. Definitely a hidden gem. read more

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Service was great- server was very attentive and met our needs! She even provided hot sauce that's made in house when I requested it! The noodles were soft and chewy, and matched the bolognese sauce- we finished that quick! The meat and mushroom pizza left me wanting- it was just a little thicker than I had hoped for and tasted kind of plain for a meat and mushroom pizza so asked for hot sauce which did help to elevate the flavor. It was a little chilly in the rooftop and table/sitting area a little cramped. Would still return but will try for happy hour next time! read more

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Disappointing Experience at Little Coco's Dear Little Coco's Management, I wanted to share my recent experience at your restaurant, as it was unfortunately quite disappointing. Before arriving, I called around 8:30 p.m. to confirm that the kitchen was still open, since your posted hours indicate it closes at 9:00 p.m. The young woman who answered the phone was notably rude during our brief conversation. While we were on our way to the restaurant, I received a call back informing me that the kitchen was closing and that we should not come in even though we were already arriving. Upon entering, we were not welcomed or offered a table, and the overall treatment we received felt unkind and dismissive. The experience left us feeling unwelcome and uncomfortable. We decided to dine at a nearby restaurant instead, where we were treated with warmth and respect, and the food was excellent. I hope you will take this feedback seriously and address how guests are treated, especially close to closing time. Sincerely, T. Kennedy read more

Quaint little neighborhood restaurant. Great nightly deals. Come and see what they are in the menu. Pizzas were good. Appetizers were good. Food quality is quite good and the staff are super friendly. Kudos to the wall art! read more

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