restaurants italian in San Diego, CA

For the past 47 years, this venue has been serving up authentic Italian cuisine in San Diego's Little Italy and is still going strong. What started out as a small deli and grocery has morphed into a quaint sit down restaurant with an open-air kitchen. Pizza is the specialty here, but the spaghetti is really a treat. If like the idea of dining at a "throw back" pizza joint, this is the place...

Olive Garden in Carmel Valley is probably one of my favorite restaurants in San Diego. This Italian Eatery has the best bread sticks and alfredo sauce you can find! They serve a variety of pastas, chicken, raviolis and pizzas. They also have a large variety of wine and your waiter always has a specific wine at the table for you to taste. The best part about Olive Garden however is its...

<b> Overall:</b> Olive Garden does a fabulous job of providing a consistant dining experience that is far above most family dinning chains. Their breadsticks, endless refills on salad and soup even down to their after dinner mints all help to set it appart. Their menue selection is diverse and likely to please almost any picky eater.<br /><br /><b>Value:</b> The prices are reasonable but not...

Like you are visiting a store in Italy. Great people, fine (authentic) Italian food.

#1 new orleans shop by Annette G. at InsiderPages

Looking for anything from new orleans or with a mardi gras theme, this is the place. They have everything. Crawfish, spices, po boy sandwiches you name it! Don't be fooled by the small look on the outside. This is the place I go to every year for my king cakes. They also do catering. Highly recommend.

good for a lunch by chuong c. at InsiderPages

They have a lunch shop on one side of the factory that sells great ravioli at great prices... lunch special is something like $5 for a whole plateful. Friendly service, too. Seating is outdoors on plastic patio furniture... if that mattered to me, I'd probably have deducted one star for that. It's not super easy to find this place, so make sure you look at the map before you go there. But it's...