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Little D's
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Nearby attractions
Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary
1056 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
Jones Park Playground
Asheville, NC 28804, United States
Beaver Lake
Asheville, NC 28804
Nearby restaurants
828 Family Pizzeria
946 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
The Madness- North Asheville
1020 Merrimon Ave Suite 104, Asheville, NC 28804
Rye Knot
868 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
Cecilia’s Kitchen
870 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
Ay Caramba Mexican Grill & Bar
853 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
MOD Pizza
873 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
Cecilia's Culinary Tour
870 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
McDonald's
755 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
China Wok
707 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
Bruegger's Bagels
671 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
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Little D's

952 Merrimon Ave, Asheville, NC 28804
4.6(62)
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attractions: Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary, Jones Park Playground, Beaver Lake, restaurants: 828 Family Pizzeria, The Madness- North Asheville, Rye Knot, Cecilia’s Kitchen, Ay Caramba Mexican Grill & Bar, MOD Pizza, Cecilia's Culinary Tour, McDonald's, China Wok, Bruegger's Bagels
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(828) 412-3472
Website
eatatlittleds.com

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Featured dishes

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Soup Of The Day
Herb Focaccia
Apple Braised Beets
Rosemary Garlic Gnocchi
Massaged Kale Salad

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Nearby attractions of Little D's

Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary

Jones Park Playground

Beaver Lake

Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary

Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary

4.7

(403)

Open until 7:00 PM
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Jones Park Playground

Jones Park Playground

4.4

(56)

Open 24 hours
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Beaver Lake

Beaver Lake

4.3

(68)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Taste coffee with local micro-roasters
Taste coffee with local micro-roasters
Fri, Dec 12 • 9:30 AM
Asheville, North Carolina, 28801
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Make your own glass enamel earrings
Make your own glass enamel earrings
Sun, Dec 14 • 2:00 PM
Asheville, North Carolina, 28806
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Asheville Terrors: Ghosts of the Blue Ridge
Asheville Terrors: Ghosts of the Blue Ridge
Fri, Dec 12 • 8:00 PM
Asheville, 28801
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Nearby restaurants of Little D's

828 Family Pizzeria

The Madness- North Asheville

Rye Knot

Cecilia’s Kitchen

Ay Caramba Mexican Grill & Bar

MOD Pizza

Cecilia's Culinary Tour

McDonald's

China Wok

Bruegger's Bagels

828 Family Pizzeria

828 Family Pizzeria

4.7

(579)

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The Madness- North Asheville

The Madness- North Asheville

4.4

(311)

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Rye Knot

Rye Knot

4.4

(267)

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Cecilia’s Kitchen

Cecilia’s Kitchen

4.4

(299)

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Holy Sh** tak about a bad day!’ 🤣😯😅#scary #funny #accident
Lockie HunterLockie Hunter
It feels like it’s time to review Little D’s. This is our fave neighborhood haunt. We have been several times. I’m always a little worried when I write a review that others will discover what a secret gem this place is, but I will write one nonetheless because Little Ds Deserves recognition. So what is to love? 1. The bartenders! We always sit at the bar. The bartenders are excellent, and I enjoy the vibe of the bar. It is lit perfectly and we can talk to the bartenders about our favorite potions and tonics and they are quick to make a beautiful drink. In the winter time, I enjoyed a wonderful winter daiquiri, and now that it is spring, there’s a daiquiri called “Torrents of Summer“ that is similar but also distinct from the winter version. So many other creative cocktails to enjoy. Including one recently that had Matcha in it. These are true mixologists! 2. The focaccia! This is unlike any focaccia we’ve ever had. Throw away all your notions of focaccia, except for the soft inside. This has a wonderful flavor and the softness of a traditional focaccia, but boasts a surprising crunch on the outside. This is the best focaccia I’ve ever had. And we make a lot of bread at home as well. That is high praise indeed. 3. We always order the shareable plates. The beef tartare is enough for a meal. Pair it with the focaccia, and you actually have some bread to take home. Other favorite shareable plates include seasonal gnocchi and beets; there is also usually some sort of shrimp or scallop offering. At one point, they had a foam that was on the scallops that was amazing. The menu changes seasonally, and there’s always something new to try. 4. The portions are usually generous. Something like a shareable scallop dish would certainly have fewer scallops than a main course, but again, paired with the focaccia or a salad, and you have a full meal. 5. They have gender neutral bathrooms! Yay. As someone who works a great deal with the trans and non-binary community, you have no idea how important this is. Thank you!
Moe DavisMoe Davis
I’ll be honest, Little D’s was not on my top 5 list of places I haven’t tried yet in Asheville that I wanted to try. It’s in a nondescript shopping center with a grocery store, a nail salon, and a pet store, and had never caught my attention. A friend ate there and liked it, and suggested it one night when we were going out to dinner. I’m glad he did. We tried it … and we liked it so much that we went back again a week later. Little D’s is not very large. There are several tables and a few seats at the bar. The service is excellent … friendly, helpful, and attentive. The menu is fairly small with maybe 12 to 15 appetizers/shareables and 5 or 6 main courses plus a couple of daily specials. I’d never had an old fashioned … not sure why because I’m a bourbon guy. Bartender Andrew made me one and now I’m an old fashioned guy. We started with the roasted butternut squash focaccia and fried oysters, and both were delicious. For main courses, my wife and I both ordered the stuffed butternut squash (see photo). It’s a butternut squash cut in half and stuffed with kale, white beans, onions, walnuts, goat cheese, and a fig balsamic topping. My wife is pescatarian (or is it presbyterian?), so it was a logical pick for her. I’m not pescatarian, but I saw it delivered to another table and it looked really good, so I decided to try it too. How good was it, you ask? So good that when we went back a week later we ordered it again. Friends that were with us ordered the lamb special and the mahi mahi, and they both gave their entrees a thumbs up as well. In my view, the food is outstanding. If you’re looking for a place to eat in North Asheville, you should definitely consider Little D’s … who knows, we might see you there.
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It feels like it’s time to review Little D’s. This is our fave neighborhood haunt. We have been several times. I’m always a little worried when I write a review that others will discover what a secret gem this place is, but I will write one nonetheless because Little Ds Deserves recognition. So what is to love? 1. The bartenders! We always sit at the bar. The bartenders are excellent, and I enjoy the vibe of the bar. It is lit perfectly and we can talk to the bartenders about our favorite potions and tonics and they are quick to make a beautiful drink. In the winter time, I enjoyed a wonderful winter daiquiri, and now that it is spring, there’s a daiquiri called “Torrents of Summer“ that is similar but also distinct from the winter version. So many other creative cocktails to enjoy. Including one recently that had Matcha in it. These are true mixologists! 2. The focaccia! This is unlike any focaccia we’ve ever had. Throw away all your notions of focaccia, except for the soft inside. This has a wonderful flavor and the softness of a traditional focaccia, but boasts a surprising crunch on the outside. This is the best focaccia I’ve ever had. And we make a lot of bread at home as well. That is high praise indeed. 3. We always order the shareable plates. The beef tartare is enough for a meal. Pair it with the focaccia, and you actually have some bread to take home. Other favorite shareable plates include seasonal gnocchi and beets; there is also usually some sort of shrimp or scallop offering. At one point, they had a foam that was on the scallops that was amazing. The menu changes seasonally, and there’s always something new to try. 4. The portions are usually generous. Something like a shareable scallop dish would certainly have fewer scallops than a main course, but again, paired with the focaccia or a salad, and you have a full meal. 5. They have gender neutral bathrooms! Yay. As someone who works a great deal with the trans and non-binary community, you have no idea how important this is. Thank you!
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I’ll be honest, Little D’s was not on my top 5 list of places I haven’t tried yet in Asheville that I wanted to try. It’s in a nondescript shopping center with a grocery store, a nail salon, and a pet store, and had never caught my attention. A friend ate there and liked it, and suggested it one night when we were going out to dinner. I’m glad he did. We tried it … and we liked it so much that we went back again a week later. Little D’s is not very large. There are several tables and a few seats at the bar. The service is excellent … friendly, helpful, and attentive. The menu is fairly small with maybe 12 to 15 appetizers/shareables and 5 or 6 main courses plus a couple of daily specials. I’d never had an old fashioned … not sure why because I’m a bourbon guy. Bartender Andrew made me one and now I’m an old fashioned guy. We started with the roasted butternut squash focaccia and fried oysters, and both were delicious. For main courses, my wife and I both ordered the stuffed butternut squash (see photo). It’s a butternut squash cut in half and stuffed with kale, white beans, onions, walnuts, goat cheese, and a fig balsamic topping. My wife is pescatarian (or is it presbyterian?), so it was a logical pick for her. I’m not pescatarian, but I saw it delivered to another table and it looked really good, so I decided to try it too. How good was it, you ask? So good that when we went back a week later we ordered it again. Friends that were with us ordered the lamb special and the mahi mahi, and they both gave their entrees a thumbs up as well. In my view, the food is outstanding. If you’re looking for a place to eat in North Asheville, you should definitely consider Little D’s … who knows, we might see you there.
Moe Davis

Moe Davis

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5.0
38w

It feels like it’s time to review Little D’s. This is our fave neighborhood haunt. We have been several times. I’m always a little worried when I write a review that others will discover what a secret gem this place is, but I will write one nonetheless because Little Ds Deserves recognition. So what is to love? The bartenders! We always sit at the bar. The bartenders are excellent, and I enjoy the vibe of the bar. It is lit perfectly and we can talk to the bartenders about our favorite potions and tonics and they are quick to make a beautiful drink. In the winter time, I enjoyed a wonderful winter daiquiri, and now that it is spring, there’s a daiquiri called “Torrents of Summer“ that is similar but also distinct from the winter version. So many other creative cocktails to enjoy. Including one recently that had Matcha in it. These are true mixologists! The focaccia! This is unlike any focaccia we’ve ever had. Throw away all your notions of focaccia, except for the soft inside. This has a wonderful flavor and the softness of a traditional focaccia, but boasts a surprising crunch on the outside. This is the best focaccia I’ve ever had. And we make a lot of bread at home as well. That is high praise indeed. We always order the shareable plates. The beef tartare is enough for a meal. Pair it with the focaccia, and you actually have some bread to take home. Other favorite shareable plates include seasonal gnocchi and beets; there is also usually some sort of shrimp or scallop offering. At one point, they had a foam that was on the scallops that was amazing. The menu changes seasonally, and there’s always something new to try. The portions are usually generous. Something like a shareable scallop dish would certainly have fewer scallops than a main course, but again, paired with the focaccia or a salad, and you have a full meal. They have gender neutral bathrooms! Yay. As someone who works a great deal with the trans and non-binary community, you have no idea how important this...

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5.0
1y

I’ll be honest, Little D’s was not on my top 5 list of places I haven’t tried yet in Asheville that I wanted to try. It’s in a nondescript shopping center with a grocery store, a nail salon, and a pet store, and had never caught my attention. A friend ate there and liked it, and suggested it one night when we were going out to dinner. I’m glad he did. We tried it … and we liked it so much that we went back again a week later.

Little D’s is not very large. There are several tables and a few seats at the bar. The service is excellent … friendly, helpful, and attentive. The menu is fairly small with maybe 12 to 15 appetizers/shareables and 5 or 6 main courses plus a couple of daily specials. I’d never had an old fashioned … not sure why because I’m a bourbon guy. Bartender Andrew made me one and now I’m an old fashioned guy. We started with the roasted butternut squash focaccia and fried oysters, and both were delicious. For main courses, my wife and I both ordered the stuffed butternut squash (see photo). It’s a butternut squash cut in half and stuffed with kale, white beans, onions, walnuts, goat cheese, and a fig balsamic topping. My wife is pescatarian (or is it presbyterian?), so it was a logical pick for her. I’m not pescatarian, but I saw it delivered to another table and it looked really good, so I decided to try it too. How good was it, you ask? So good that when we went back a week later we ordered it again. Friends that were with us ordered the lamb special and the mahi mahi, and they both gave their entrees a thumbs up as well. In my view, the food is outstanding.

If you’re looking for a place to eat in North Asheville, you should definitely consider Little D’s … who knows, we might...

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5.0
1y

Little D's is truly a gem in the culinary scene. Every visit is a delightful experience for the senses. The menu is a treasure trove of flavors, where each dish is thoughtfully crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Their attention to detail and passion for food shines through in every bite. From the first appetizer to the final dessert, each dish showcases the chef's creativity and expertise. One cannot help but be impressed by the diverse range of options available, catering to various tastes and dietary preferences. Whether you are a meat lover, a seafood enthusiast, or a vegetarian, there is something for everyone at Little D's. The flavors are bold, the presentation is exquisite, and the portions are generous. The service at Little D's is equally exceptional. The staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure a memorable dining experience. The warm and inviting ambiance of the restaurant adds to the overall charm, making it a perfect setting for any occasion. Overall, Little D's is a culinary haven that never fails to impress. It is a place where food is not just a meal but an experience to be savored and remembered. For those seeking a remarkable dining adventure, Little D's is undoubtedly a must-visit...

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