Little Italy District
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My wife and I recently vacationed in SD and enjoyed a fantastic lunch in the "Little Italy District" at a cafe called Boun Appitete. Everything from the service, food, and drink were great! Can't wait to go back.
Reviewed by: GaryB from on Aug 14 2008
the day i went was a Saturday..its so quited and not fun at all...a waste of gas and time..i wonder why is it an attraction..did i missed something a street or a building? maybe it will look different in weekdays..
Reviewed by: Candy from on Jun 18 2008
Great atmosphere--best little coffee place in SD--Italia!! Great restaurants and desserts. All prices--Especially like the outdoor dining so many of the eateries offer. Just love it.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 29 2007
i love the charm of this place. it's like it's own little italian village right in the heart of san diego. during the annual italian festival, there is sidewalk painting and street food and crafts vendors. lots of live music on 4 stages. really fun event!
Reviewed by: lindaf from on Apr 30 2007
It's home. You can find fresh Italian bread & cookies imported cheese & meats Fresh Italian Food by the load & cappuccinos. It's a small Community, with Artisans, Day spas & Italian residents. Mimo's, Cafe Italia, Larissa & Erin @ Urban Skincare (urbanskincare.com) are some of SD's tops.
Reviewed by: Mel from on Dec 07 2006
Little Italy has the Mediteranean climate along with the atmosphere. The restaurant experiences are economical and flavorful! Romantic ocean strolls are a mere two blocks away and the convenient trolly system gives easy access to other downtown areas. I spend about two weekends a month visiting Little Italy.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 18 2006
... that is in the US! You have got to stop by the Solunto Bakery in Little Italy- it's off of India St. The owner is from Scicily- and the bread is so awesome and so fresh! It truly tastes like the same bread you can find in Palermo and Bagaria Scicily! Also, the little shop inside the pizza place is really good- all imported stuff from Italy. It brings back many wonderful memories! Ciao!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 30 2006
I went to Little Italy from LA. We moved from Italy about a year and a half ago. When we heard about Little Italy in San Diego was having a BIG party during the World Cup we drove down to San Diego. When we arrived we checked into a lovly hotel a block away from the festival at the Harborview Inn & Suites. The hotel was lovly and great price. At the festival they had HUGE TV's, about 3 I think showing the WorldCup. It was a BLAST. There was Italian food stands ALL OVER and ALL the resturants were all open. About 5000 people showed up that day, and i heard they did this during the Olypimcs. ONLY if I knew. There is always NEXT year.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 19 2006
Many excellent Italian restaurants and I truly enjoyed the Pizza and huge lasagna at Flippi's Pizza Grotto. You can walk to most all with a easy block and a half. Also, just 2 1/2 blocks from the fun San Diego light rail trolley stop. A definite not to be missed in beautiful San-D-Ego.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 25 2006
our family's first trip to little italy. what a blast. some of the oldest buildings in the area, very quaint enjoyable. some of the best italian food we have ever eaten!!! enjoy!
Reviewed by: tinymos from on Apr 27 2006
Italian California
Back to Little Italy District
My wife and I recently vacationed in SD and enjoyed a fantastic lunch in the "Little Italy District" at a cafe called Boun Appitete. Everything from the service, food, and drink were great! Can't wait to go back.
Reviewed by: GaryB from on Aug 14 2008
the day i went was a Saturday..its so quited and not fun at all...a waste of gas and time..i wonder why is it an attraction..did i missed something a street or a building? maybe it will look different in weekdays..
Reviewed by: Candy from on Jun 18 2008
Great atmosphere--best little coffee place in SD--Italia!! Great restaurants and desserts. All prices--Especially like the outdoor dining so many of the eateries offer. Just love it.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 29 2007
i love the charm of this place. it's like it's own little italian village right in the heart of san diego. during the annual italian festival, there is sidewalk painting and street food and crafts vendors. lots of live music on 4 stages. really fun event!
Reviewed by: lindaf from on Apr 30 2007
It's home. You can find fresh Italian bread & cookies imported cheese & meats Fresh Italian Food by the load & cappuccinos. It's a small Community, with Artisans, Day spas & Italian residents. Mimo's, Cafe Italia, Larissa & Erin @ Urban Skincare (urbanskincare.com) are some of SD's tops.
Reviewed by: Mel from on Dec 07 2006
Little Italy has the Mediteranean climate along with the atmosphere. The restaurant experiences are economical and flavorful! Romantic ocean strolls are a mere two blocks away and the convenient trolly system gives easy access to other downtown areas. I spend about two weekends a month visiting Little Italy.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 18 2006
... that is in the US! You have got to stop by the Solunto Bakery in Little Italy- it's off of India St. The owner is from Scicily- and the bread is so awesome and so fresh! It truly tastes like the same bread you can find in Palermo and Bagaria Scicily! Also, the little shop inside the pizza place is really good- all imported stuff from Italy. It brings back many wonderful memories! Ciao!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 30 2006
I went to Little Italy from LA. We moved from Italy about a year and a half ago. When we heard about Little Italy in San Diego was having a BIG party during the World Cup we drove down to San Diego. When we arrived we checked into a lovly hotel a block away from the festival at the Harborview Inn & Suites. The hotel was lovly and great price. At the festival they had HUGE TV's, about 3 I think showing the WorldCup. It was a BLAST. There was Italian food stands ALL OVER and ALL the resturants were all open. About 5000 people showed up that day, and i heard they did this during the Olypimcs. ONLY if I knew. There is always NEXT year.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 19 2006
Many excellent Italian restaurants and I truly enjoyed the Pizza and huge lasagna at Flippi's Pizza Grotto. You can walk to most all with a easy block and a half. Also, just 2 1/2 blocks from the fun San Diego light rail trolley stop. A definite not to be missed in beautiful San-D-Ego.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 25 2006
our family's first trip to little italy. what a blast. some of the oldest buildings in the area, very quaint enjoyable. some of the best italian food we have ever eaten!!! enjoy!
Reviewed by: tinymos from on Apr 27 2006
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