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My hubby and I love walking through Little Italy.... Always great vibes whether you visit during the day or night. The smell of urine in certain areas can be a bit overwhelming. Especially during the day when the sun is out (be prepared)..... Hopefully the city of San Diego has plans to take care of sanitation. It would help our tourism. Over all, it's still a nice place to visit. Very authentic Italian vibes.
In downtown San Diego the street is blocked off for the farmers market. It stretches several blocks uphill. You can check out all the vendors going up the hill turn around and go to the opposite vendors on the other side of the street. There are artists and bread cheeses anything you can think of fruits, specialize cookies, baked goods, meat, eggs plants even jewelry. Very eclectic place to visit.
Little Italy was *truly* the perfect spot to stay as first-time visitors to San Diego. We were central to so much by staying in the La Pensione. The farmer's market was right outside on Saturday, and there were dozens of top-tier restaurants and bars within short walking distance. I'm so glad we stayed in this neighborhood over Gaslamp, as that was on my radar too but sounded like it may have been too wild. We didn't have a car, so parking wasn't a problem, and public transportation was close by. It was also easy to call for a Lyft. I also appreciated how close it was to the airport. I'd absolutely stay in Little Italy again in the future if the price permits!
The wife and I came here in 2018 and liked it so much that we returned. Thus, I decided to update my review. This time in 2025, I avoided food poisoning and did not go back to the restaurant that made me deathly ill in 2018. It is still open and still serves gelato. My impression this time was much more favorable. There are so many restaurants to choose from, it is hard to imagine how we made our choices last time. It's a pizza lover's dream. I think you could eat pizza at a different restaurant every day for half a year. There are cute little shops and food stores that sell Italian foods and pasta. The Little Italy is quite large, I think larger than the one in NYC, so you can spend a lot of time walking, eating and drinking, and people watching.
Hello August!! Needed an update since I've been staying here since April. This place has everything in close proximity - food, charm, views, and just enough action and may I say chaos to keep things interesting. Loving the weekly Farmers Market on Wednesday and Saturdays aka the heart of the neighborhood and where I accidentally blow my grocery budget on locally grown mushrooms and artisanal hummus. Your girl is addicted! It draws visitors from all over and locals. My wallet cries but zero regrets. Locals and tourists rave about local wine bars, fitness studios, pasta anything, expresso bars, rooftop eateries, craft cocktails, and yummy vegan finds! Love how my gym is a block away, near the breezy waterfront, and a lot of people and dog watching! Pros: waterfront views that feels like a vacay, walking paradise to keep me active and ditching the car, iconic farmers market (go early to beat the crowds!), endless bougie coffee shops, foodie fantasy from Italian to plant-based eats, regular events, pop-ups, and live music. There's no chance to be bored. Cons: Parking (if you know you, you know) so just uber, rent of course, weekend noise can get lively so may be an issue if you're a light sleeper, and not much green space for doggies. Whether you're just stopping by for a weekend or making this place home, Little Italy delivers big. Pro tip: Bring comfy shoes, stretchy pants, and your appetite! You might need all three. Just saying. :)
Great place to get your steps in, explore restaurants, shops and bars/breweries. So many delicious eats! Con: very limited parking. Some parts of little Italy; you can see the view of the ocean.
10-18-2025 It's a lot of fun when you go on Saturdays (farmers' market, 8am to 2pm) with many variety of food; my fav was Tamale, the best in town! I went during Bella Vita Fest; I had a blast enjoying food, music & dancing, chalk art and more : ) What a place to be! Btw, the convenient form of transportation to get there is to take the trolley; you don't have to deal with parking.
Little Italy is such a charming community, my husband enjoyed exploring the small businesses. If you're planning to visit be mindful of parking, and arrive hungry as the restaurants and cafes are endless. We enjoyed our visit, and highly recommend!
We love walking around Little Italy!! Rich culture and a chic urban district! The main thoroughfare of Little Italy is India Street. Mulberry Street is another one. There is lots of Italian restaurants, trendy cafes, sweet treats, shopping, and more scattered all around. There's hotels, condos, art galleries all nestled in the area as well. It's also a short walk to the water scene! That's a whole other review! If you're energetic, Seaport Village is another hike! ;) Overall, we enjoyed walking all around Little Italy. It's a great area to explore new things and people watch. ;) The farmer's market is a must if you've got the time. The evening time is very
The streets of this unique area are lined with Italian pastry shops, coffee houses, and restaurants, giving it a truly Italian feel. Compared to many Americans, who often dress casually in T-shirts and flip-flops, Italians have a better sense of style. It's a bit dirty around here, and you often have to watch out for dog poop. Frankly, areas like Taipei's Da'an, Xinyi, and Zhongshan districts are all better than this. 充滿義大利風情的特色小區。滿大街的義大利甜品店，咖啡屋和餐廳。 比起只會穿T恤和拖鞋的當地美國人，義大利人更懂穿著打扮。 環境有些髒亂，時不時得提防踩到狗屎。不客氣的說，台北市大安區/信義區/中山區一帶都比這個好。
Buongiorno! I came here to take in the sights and take some pictures of the legendary Little Italy sign. We don't have a proper Little Italy in LA, but having grown up outside of Boston. I'm use to good pizzerias and Italian restaurants. It was nice to see a lively Italian-American area in the city. Although, it's got nothing on North End in Boston or Little Italy in NYC. It was not bad! I wish we had more time to check out the area. Next time, we will have to check out a pizzeria and some other businesses.
This neighborhood is a must see if you are in San Diego! There are tons of restaurants, shops, statues, and walkable parts of town that are absolutely amazing. I had a great time here today!
Little Italy in San Diego, CA is such a lively, inviting neighborhood. Lots of wonderful restaurants, markets, and shops. I visited this area on Sunday, 1/26/25, around 6 PM. I was able to take pictures by the Little Italy Sign. I loved how the sign lit up at night. I also had the pleasure of eating at Ironside Fish & Oyster. The indoor ambiance was beautiful, the service was impeccable and the food was dynamite. Overall, the restaurant provided a pleasant dining experience. Parking was quite challenging, especially considering that it was the weekend. It took me a bit of time to successfully find a place to park. I discovered a nearby public parking lot, which offered a 2-hour window for $25. The price point was not too shabby and the walk was super close to the neighborhood. Overall, this place is worth visiting while in San Diego.
Little Italy has a fun vibe, but I did not find very many shops. Lots of food options including Salt and Straw. I took public transit so I did not have any parking issues which were an obvious issue. The transit there is good and fares are dirt cheap. Highly recommend transit and a short walk. read more
2 months ago
AUTHENTIC ITALIAN FOOD & CULTURE! I came to decompress and explore Little Italy on a Friday afternoon. My main goal was to explore the walkability, public transport options, and lodging choices. I would give Little Italy an A+ in all three categories! Throughout the district you'll find Italian restaurants at every corner, mini-marts, and boutique stores. If you'd like to vacation here, you can literally spend a couple of days in Little Italy and have everything you need in one spot. A trolley station is available near the center of the main hub and there's plenty of hotels! I wouldn't stay over the Summer as prices are exorbitantly high, I'd visit during the off season. July would be the worst month to stay in my opinion! Little Italy has a massive plaza with bistro-style tables and chairs open to the public. I couldn't help but notice the fact that I felt transported to Italy! Several restaurant owners had an Italian accent or spoke Italian. Additionally, the aroma of pizzerias and pubs were quite enticing. If you're into sports, there's several locations with screens for watching live events. My only issue with Little Italy is the lack of parking. Everywhere you go, street parking and paid parking is FULL. You'll be lucky to find a spot during the summer season. I found a spot after half an hour of circling the vicinity like a San Diego shark. The city needs to create more underground lots or more street parking. read more
My hubby and I love walking through Little Italy.... Always great vibes whether you visit during the day or night. The smell of urine in certain areas can be a bit overwhelming. Especially during the day when the sun is out (be prepared)..... Hopefully the city of San Diego has plans to take care of sanitation. It would help our tourism. Over all, it's still a nice place to visit. Very authentic Italian vibes. read more
6 days ago
In downtown San Diego the street is blocked off for the farmers market. It stretches several blocks uphill. You can check out all the vendors going up the hill turn around and go to the opposite vendors on the other side of the street. There are artists and bread cheeses anything you can think of fruits, specialize cookies, baked goods, meat, eggs plants even jewelry. Very eclectic place to visit. read more
4 months ago
Little Italy was *truly* the perfect spot to stay as first-time visitors to San Diego. We were central to so much by staying in the La Pensione. The farmer's market was right outside on Saturday, and there were dozens of top-tier restaurants and bars within short walking distance. I'm so glad we stayed in this neighborhood over Gaslamp, as that was on my radar too but sounded like it may have been too wild. We didn't have a car, so parking wasn't a problem, and public transportation was close by. It was also easy to call for a Lyft. I also appreciated how close it was to the airport. I'd absolutely stay in Little Italy again in the future if the price permits! read more
9 months ago
The wife and I came here in 2018 and liked it so much that we returned. Thus, I decided to update my review. This time in 2025, I avoided food poisoning and did not go back to the restaurant that made me deathly ill in 2018. It is still open and still serves gelato. My impression this time was much more favorable. There are so many restaurants to choose from, it is hard to imagine how we made our choices last time. It's a pizza lover's dream. I think you could eat pizza at a different restaurant every day for half a year. There are cute little shops and food stores that sell Italian foods and pasta. The Little Italy is quite large, I think larger than the one in NYC, so you can spend a lot of time walking, eating and drinking, and people watching. read more
5 days ago
Hello August!! Needed an update since I've been staying here since April. This place has everything in close proximity - food, charm, views, and just enough action and may I say chaos to keep things interesting. Loving the weekly Farmers Market on Wednesday and Saturdays aka the heart of the neighborhood and where I accidentally blow my grocery budget on locally grown mushrooms and artisanal hummus. Your girl is addicted! It draws visitors from all over and locals. My wallet cries but zero regrets. Locals and tourists rave about local wine bars, fitness studios, pasta anything, expresso bars, rooftop eateries, craft cocktails, and yummy vegan finds! Love how my gym is a block away, near the breezy waterfront, and a lot of people and dog watching! Pros: waterfront views that feels like a vacay, walking paradise to keep me active and ditching the car, iconic farmers market (go early to beat the crowds!), endless bougie coffee shops, foodie fantasy from Italian to plant-based eats, regular events, pop-ups, and live music. There's no chance to be bored. Cons: Parking (if you know you, you know) so just uber, rent of course, weekend noise can get lively so may be an issue if you're a light sleeper, and not much green space for doggies. Whether you're just stopping by for a weekend or making this place home, Little Italy delivers big. Pro tip: Bring comfy shoes, stretchy pants, and your appetite! You might need all three. Just saying. :) read more
6 months ago
Great place to get your steps in, explore restaurants, shops and bars/breweries. So many delicious eats! Con: very limited parking. Some parts of little Italy; you can see the view of the ocean. read more
10-18-2025 It's a lot of fun when you go on Saturdays (farmers' market, 8am to 2pm) with many variety of food; my fav was Tamale, the best in town! I went during Bella Vita Fest; I had a blast enjoying food, music & dancing, chalk art and more : ) What a place to be! Btw, the convenient form of transportation to get there is to take the trolley; you don't have to deal with parking. read more
11 months ago
Little Italy is such a charming community, my husband enjoyed exploring the small businesses. If you're planning to visit be mindful of parking, and arrive hungry as the restaurants and cafes are endless. We enjoyed our visit, and highly recommend! read more
We love walking around Little Italy!! Rich culture and a chic urban district! The main thoroughfare of Little Italy is India Street. Mulberry Street is another one. There is lots of Italian restaurants, trendy cafes, sweet treats, shopping, and more scattered all around. There's hotels, condos, art galleries all nestled in the area as well. It's also a short walk to the water scene! That's a whole other review! If you're energetic, Seaport Village is another hike! ;) Overall, we enjoyed walking all around Little Italy. It's a great area to explore new things and people watch. ;) The farmer's market is a must if you've got the time. The evening time is very read more
The streets of this unique area are lined with Italian pastry shops, coffee houses, and restaurants, giving it a truly Italian feel. Compared to many Americans, who often dress casually in T-shirts and flip-flops, Italians have a better sense of style. It's a bit dirty around here, and you often have to watch out for dog poop. Frankly, areas like Taipei's Da'an, Xinyi, and Zhongshan districts are all better than this. 充滿義大利風情的特色小區。滿大街的義大利甜品店，咖啡屋和餐廳。 比起只會穿T恤和拖鞋的當地美國人，義大利人更懂穿著打扮。 環境有些髒亂，時不時得提防踩到狗屎。不客氣的說，台北市大安區/信義區/中山區一帶都比這個好。 read more
Buongiorno! I came here to take in the sights and take some pictures of the legendary Little Italy sign. We don't have a proper Little Italy in LA, but having grown up outside of Boston. I'm use to good pizzerias and Italian restaurants. It was nice to see a lively Italian-American area in the city. Although, it's got nothing on North End in Boston or Little Italy in NYC. It was not bad! I wish we had more time to check out the area. Next time, we will have to check out a pizzeria and some other businesses. read more
1 year ago
This neighborhood is a must see if you are in San Diego! There are tons of restaurants, shops, statues, and walkable parts of town that are absolutely amazing. I had a great time here today! read more
2 years ago
Little Italy in San Diego, CA is such a lively, inviting neighborhood. Lots of wonderful restaurants, markets, and shops. I visited this area on Sunday, 1/26/25, around 6 PM. I was able to take pictures by the Little Italy Sign. I loved how the sign lit up at night. I also had the pleasure of eating at Ironside Fish & Oyster. The indoor ambiance was beautiful, the service was impeccable and the food was dynamite. Overall, the restaurant provided a pleasant dining experience. Parking was quite challenging, especially considering that it was the weekend. It took me a bit of time to successfully find a place to park. I discovered a nearby public parking lot, which offered a 2-hour window for $25. The price point was not too shabby and the walk was super close to the neighborhood. Overall, this place is worth visiting while in San Diego. read more
I am a huge fan of Little Italy, and my favorite is the weekend Farmer's Market! Great selection for organic veggies, fresh baked goods, delicious bites and beverages, together with some amazing people watching. Held along one of Little Italy's street adjacent to the heart of the area, you will find some fairly good restaurants and eateries that will satisfy anyone's taste. If in the area on a weekend, give it a try! read more
Little Italy is all with in walking distance from our hotel ; Hilton Garden Inn Downtown/ Bayside ( with that being said wear comfortable shoes) In all honesty it's hard to find parking on the weekend . We circled so many times around block with no luck . We stumbled upon a public parking lot, ACE for 2 hours $22 be sure to scan the QR code to pay . Lots of great eateries , pubs and gift / souvenirs shops . For small Children and adults The San Diego Firehouse Museum is located in the Little Italy section of downtown San Diego. There are firefighting memorabilia dating back 100 years inside this small building. Location: 1572 Columbia St, 92101 read more
For the neighborhood of Little Italy you find the greatest discoveries f the many types of food that was served d made the many flavors of the many foods that was brought over from Italy. With the many historical buildings that you find through Little Italy you have to remember is the many areas of Little Italy were used during the war for the patrol boats at the pier. To the many buildings you see the banners that show the Italiano events and the holidays that you see in the long block of Little Italy . The walk down the street of Little Italy the many buildings you see the banners of the poles you can see the many generStions of Little Italy from when it started to the smell of the food feeding so many. History of Little Italy is the world of food and the smell of the baked goods that filled the air for the many cars came through. The many faces of the neighborhood you can find what the heart of little to the older men playing bachi to the early morning town meetings. Being a Yelp Elite Reviewer the many historical places that I have been to I have found the history of local places has grown over the years. For Little Italy is one of the great historical places from the first of the fishing that supplied the car neries of the city to the fish markets read more
2 months ago
Little Italy is not talked about enough; it is so cute and full of cool places. I recently visited a place called Wilma's Carousel Bar in this area, and when I was driving through the rest of it, everything looked so fun! I definitely plan to come back soon. read more
A gem of a neighborhood in San Diego. Lots of nice Italian places from pizza by the slice to the sit down service of a nice meal. We've never had a bad time here. There's a deli we frequent and the Balast Point is a must. At last visit there were a number of breweries. Beware when it comes to the liquor stores. Apparently there's a significant city tax in this area. read more
This is a nice area of San Diego Tons of places to have lunch or a nice dinner Area is very walkable Lots of little shops and bars Parking was kinda hard to find but we able to find free street parking ( no meters) I would recommend coming here and enjoying the day here read more
We were visiting from out of town on a Saturday and it was PACKED. They had a farmers market going in which was really fun to view the vendors. I have come here before for brunch and dinner and they have great restaurants. Morning Glory is good but you should make a reservation. read more
Highly recommend if you're visiting San Diego! Great place to walk around, close to the Harbor and downtown. Lots of restaurants and shops. It gets busy on a weekend night so make reservations at a restaurant if you're planning dinner. read more
Little Italy is a cool neighborhood in sunny San Diego. This time we decided to make an impromptu trip on Christmas night to spend a few nights so knew we had to make a pit stop here. Our hotel was a few blocks away so we got to walk around and see everything in this cute area. There are stores, bakeries, liquor stores, delis, bars, and breweries. You can go from fine dining to casual dining OR to quick service spots. There is a few parking locations but I hear it gets busy so if you are close by, I suggest you walk. San Diego is a city where you can walk around because you can find hidden gems throughout your journey. Make sure to walk around India Ave, the heart of Little Italy. read more
10 months ago
Little Italy is just a lovely place to visit . You will get the best food here . All the Italian restaurants mostly serve their pastas out of a cheese wheel, which is super delicious. Most of the places close a little earlier here but if you want to have more of a nightlife after you just go to the Gaslamp if that is your vibe. Personally, I love Little Italy more than the Gaslamp District. We had such an amazing eating adventures here in Little Italy I can't even recommend a restaurant they are all super good. I miss it already. Definitely recommend coming to Little Italy to grab some delicious food walking around and enjoy the day . read more
This is like you typical sections of other US cities that have Italian sections although they might have a hard time competing with the North End in Boston which is pretty large and the restaurants are pretty marvelous. This will be a short but sweet review so I'll say that what I had to eat at a few of the restaurants was pretty good food and you should try it yourself to see how it competes with the city you're from. NYC is also hard to compare as it's so large with many great Italian restaurants. read more
Lots of Italian shops and food here for sure. Almost a small plaza by the food hall. Was looking for an Italian coffee shop, but was only able to find a Starbucks. This is where you go for a pizza or Italian fair in SD. read more
Got to explore the area while in town for wedding. Good breakfast and dinner spots. Lots of people and action. Beautiful architecture and very tourist friendly. Night life is good here and we got lots of walking around bar hopping. read more
Little Italy is a must visit while in San Diego. There are many wonderful restaurants, shops, gelaterias and coffee shops. Pizza and pasta with so many flavors and ingredients. You can't really go wrong with choosing a place to eat at. Everything looks and sounds so good. This time we are at Davantri and loved it. It's really nice to walk around or hang out with family and friends. On weekends you will find street entertainers such as singers and magicians. Overall a great area to spend some time in. read more
Nice little Italy with mostly tourist and some locals. Weekends are fun here. Just good luck on parking. Uber might be better here. Tons of Italian food mixed with some other ethnic foods like Argentinians, Mexican. read more
A fantastic area of San Diego that has a perfect vibe. Tons of restaurants, gelato shops and Knick knacks. Easy to walk to from the Embarcadero and the cruise ship terminal. Outdoor seating available for the general public making people watching easy and enjoyable. Grab an espresso and relax. Ciao! read more
What a cool place to hang out and eat. Quality/Quantity - So many restaurants to choose from. From fast casual to fine dining. I even like the cool decor on their garbage cans, see picture. Atmosphere - India Street is the main street for this area, about half a mile. But also check out the side streets. Great place to visit. Shopping (for my wife) and eating and drinking for me. :) Lots of outdoor dining options, so you can "people watch" also. I also enjoy walking and reading the plaques of their history on many of the businesses. The city hosts many events here, see pictures or check out their website - Art walk is the next event, weekly farmers market, etc. Many annual events. Art walk, Little Italy Carnevale, Sicilian Festival, Taste of Little Italy, Labor Day Stickball Tournament, Little Italy Festa, Little Italy Christmas Village and Tree Lighting, etc. Limited parking, so we walked from our hotel. Service - Sante Fe MTS (train, rail) service is nearby. Easy public transportation. Price - Expect to pay tourist prices. Owner Comment - Thank you to the businesses and association that makes this such a nice place to visit. read more
Can't believe that this is the first time we have gone here to Little Italy. It's the cutest area with Italian restaurants, shops and desserts. We randomly picked one of the restaurants and wow amazing. Can't wait to return with friends. read more
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Where is the best place to park?
There is a small parking lot right out front if that helps.
Is there any shops here that sell little Italy T shirts?
Yes! You will find them along the Farmer's Market Street and some of the tourist gift shops.
Are there any cute places to shop here is it it just a dining Mecca?
Mostly restaurants but various little stores too.
Is it open today? Like the area because my family and I want to go but I'm not sure if the area or some restaurants are open today. January 1st
YES!
What can I eat here?
There's a lot of variety! Steakhouses, Italian, Sushi, Ramen, American Coastal, Sicilian, etc
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