- Moroccan
- French
The Little Door
Menu for The Little Door
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Ratings and Reviews for The Little Door
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May 07 2012
Sara N. via Yelp
Bon apetit! I came here to eat perhaps the last foie gras I may ever eat in my life, which they serve three amazing ways. For those of you who do not...read more
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May 05 2012
Michael R. via Yelp
I visited the Little Door last night with my a long time friend and teacher of mine and I had an amazing time! The staff were so friendly! I got stuck in...read more
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May 04 2012
Sexy Gourmet C. via Yelp
Open for dinner only, this restaurant is almost always confused with its little sister "The Little Next Door." This place is almost invisible, if it's your...read more
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Mar 01 2009
Blatcho via Citysearch
I have eaten at the Little Door several times over the last 10 years. I love the ambiance. But I am progressively become more and ...read more
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Nov 30 2008
via Citysearch
Not surprising for a foodie to be disappointed in the anorexia capital of the US I suppose. I found the food to be very disappoin...read more
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Nov 19 2008
kitkatreynolds via Citysearch
This place is an absolute must for all couples! The ambience and decor are perfect. The outdoor patio is covered with gorgeous lit...read more
The Scene
A quartet of spaces grace this romantic little restaurant famous for its outside patio with a backlit bar, gothic chandeliers, candles, ferns and fountains. The bamboo-lined inner patio and French country-style piano room are tranquil and intimate while the blue room--decked in rustic wooden tables and sheepskin-covered chairs--is perfect for fireside dining. The French-Med cooking focuses on organic, local and seasonal elements with appetizers for two, like the pistachio-crusted chevre, Merguez sasuage, green olive tuna tartare, a medley of salads, and authentic spanikopita, falafel, and hummus. Entrees include an artfully arranged rack of lamb crusted with tapenade, spiked with garlic rosemary sauce over green lentils. Roasted duo of duck pairs a rich confit with tender breast medallions dressed in fresh pomegranate sauce, wild rice and orange caramelized turnips.