Little Palace Bar & Restaurant

Fantastic little laid-back bar and kitchen. It's a problem that every time I go there, I always get the poutine. I'd like to try something else, but I really just can't get past that delish dish. I like coming here if I'm not feeling a loud bar scene, this place is just total chill. Our bartender that night, Jeremy, did a great job at staying attentive but not being overly in-your-face.

Little Palace does attract a wide array of people; I was sort of put off by the dude a few bar stools down who was drinking solo and barley able to keep his eyelids propped open. But the hip little booths and dimly lit intimate bar balance all that out. I'll be back, with as many people as I can.

A cute little restaurant that has a divey feel but is immaculately clean inside.  I keep going back because of the incredibly good (bar) food and the perfectly priced and delicious cocktails.  After I stopped eating at Chick-Fil-A, I have quenched my cheesy, fried chicken slider thirst over here.  These are better than those fast food sliders.  Additionally, the pizzas and strombolis are divine.  The sandwiches are pretty tasty and the brussel sprouts deserve a special mention. Lastly, what a great selection of cocktails!  My favorite is Little Palace's version of the Moscow Mule.

I have been to Little Palace several times for drinks, but this was my first dinner experience since the renovation. I am very impressed with this little corner of downtown. I love that it keeps on building and bringing a little life to what was a rather desolate block after 8pm. Little Palace seized a great opportunity to improve itself after Dirty Frank came in and I really think the overall renovation to the space was done well. It is cool, but laid back enough that it doesn't feel forced. The staff is friendly, but often difficult to distinguish from the patrons and seem to have too many tables to be entirely reliable.

I was the only person at the table that didn't get an "Italian" dish and seemed to enjoy my meal the most. I initially had concerns over whether I could find something that wouldn't blow up my calorie count, but settled on the roasted vegetables with goat cheese and added the salmon. Very nice.

My veggie loving dinner companion received a pork filled stromboni at first and we had all finished our meals (at her insistence) before she got the correct order. The mortadella submarine was reported to be lackluster and  the lasagna, just plan bad.

Solid beer selection, prices were reasonable and we didn't have to wait too long (about 15 minutes) for a table at 7pm on a Saturday night. I would definitely be willing to go back.