Uncle Dom’s Italian Kitchen

  • This facility has wheelchair access
  • This facility has multilingual staff
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Uncle Dom’s isn’t just another Italian spot. The restaurant is meant to be a love letter to friendship, community, and the neighborhood’s past red-sauce joints, many of which have shuttered. The name pays tribute to two men who shaped countless gatherings: Uncle Mike, an artist and cook who’s called Capitol Hill home since the ’80s, and his best friend Domenick (“Uncle Dom”), an award-winning teacher known in Tacoma for his legendary holiday-decorated home and open-door hospitality. For decades, the pair filled their lives with food, laughter, and nights out at Capitol Hill landmarks like Charlie’s, the Surrogate Hostess and Neighbors.

The restaurant will carry that same spirit of abundance and welcome. Think simple, on-point classics like chicken parm, lasagna, loads of pasta, meatballs and garlic bread.

Restaurant

Amenities: Restaurant
Cuisine Italian
Price Range $$
Hours of Operation Tues-Thurs 5:00-9:00 Fri/Sat 5:00-10:00 Sun 5:00-9:00 CLOSED MONDAY
Reservation Recommended YES
Restaurant Type Sit Down / Full Meal
Dinner Offered YES
Dinner Hours Tues-Thurs 5:00-9:00 Fri/Sat 5:00-10:00 Sun 5:00-9:00
Takeout Offered YES
Full Bar Service YES
Catering/Group Orders YES
Max Seated Capacity 100
# of Semi/Private Dining Rooms 1
Banquet Menu Offered YES
Max Banquet Capacity 100
Buyout Option YES
Max Reception Capacity 100
Private Room Capacity 30

Accessibility
Wheelchair Access YES

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