Little Nonna's

Great Italian restaurant.

Beautiful little Italian restaurant styled after a traditional trattoria. Service was good as well. Food was poor. We went for restaurant week, for a restaurant to be called little Nonna’s, I’d expect some level of traditional Italian food. What we received was disappointing regardless of what cuisine. Arancini were the best thing we got (a ‘gift’ from the house) about the size of a silver dollar. Stracciatella burrata appetizer was lacking flavor, depended far too much on the olives thrown onto the plate. Rigatoni allá vodka with sausage was one of the worst pasta dishes I’ve had. Vodka sauce tasted like thickened cream, no discernible flavor, definitely not enough vodka. Sausage was pretty good. Tiramisu was a disappointment as well, I believe the dish was made with some sort of roll instead of layering with lady fingers. Chocolate hazelnut cannoli was underfilled (huge gaps inside), the hazelnut spread was an off putting, artificial taste. All around the meal was quite the let down. I would not recommend.

Excellent fresh pasta and drinks. Small dining area but it works..

Little Nonna’s continues to impress with 5 star food, excellent service, and quaint atmosphere. You will NEVER be disappointed with a meal here with family, friends, business associates, or anyone else. Their gnocchi is probably my favorite pasta ever and my husband feels that way about their Sunday Gravy. Appetizers I recommend Arracini, the stuffed meatballs, or even the garlic bread. Last night they had salted caramel cheesecake as a special it was probably one of the best cheesecakes I have ever had. I swear Little Nonna’s is stellar absolutely stellar. My friend I brought , is already planning a return visit with her daughter. Dietary restrictions: My friend is allergic to tree nuts they use pine nuts in the stuffed meatballs. Parking: There is a paid lot right across the street very reasonable if street parking is limited.

Perfect cozy and intimate spot with excellent food. The eggplant parm is my favorite.

Little Nonna's is excellent and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great Italian spot! The Vodka Rigatoni and Meatball app were superb and generous servings. We sat in the courtyard which had a great ambiance but in the middle of January was a little cold/drafty. It wasn't cold enough to stop me from sitting out there again if I dressed warmer.