7000 Carroll Ave courtesy Old Takoma Business Association
From an email:
“Trattoria Da Lina, Takoma Park’s newest restaurant, opened quietly this past weekend and will be open again to the public starting Wednesday, March 29th for dinner at 5:00pm. Diners will enjoy the rustic dining room complete with high ceilings, soft lighting and wood and brick accents. The open kitchen is view-able from the 55 seat dining room and future outdoor seating is planned. (Menu after the jump.)
Owner Marcello Minna offers Italian dishes using the freshest ingredients. The menu starts off with antipasti including salads, calamari, octopus and meatballs. Main dishes range from traditional favorites like spaghetti and meatballs, lasagna and chicken Marsala to innovative pasta options and others prepared with lamb chops and branzino. There is a carefully selected wine list with choices by the glass. Authentic desserts like tiramisu and pannacotta are available to complete the dining experience.
Trattoria Da Lina is located 3 blocks from the Takoma Metro station on Metro’s Red Line and parking is available next door to the restaurant.
Trattoria Da Lina
7000 Carroll Ave
Takoma Park, MD 20912
Hours:
Tuesday-Sunday: 5:00pm-10:00pm
Sundays: 10:00am-3:00pm and 5:00pm-10:00pm”
Thanks to Noah for sending a couple shots of the menu posted out front:
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