Home to distinctive eateries, elevated restaurants, craft brew pubs, urban wine bars, cocktail hotspots and cozy cafés, Little Italy remains a city hallmark for dining options. Since the 1920s, this neighborhood has been acclaimed as a bustling residential and business district that was once a pivotal center in San Diego's prolific tuna fishing industry.
Decades later, Little Italy now houses everything from authentic family-owned Italian food destinations to spaces that transcend a region or culture in terms of cuisine. From old Hollywood glam steakhouses to Asian fusion hubs, the streets there hold the right amount of places at a walking distance, situated in the heart of the city for locals and visitors.
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