Little Italy has a variety of motor vehicles used for transportation by residents. Popular in Spain, the Vespa (seen here) was invented in 1946.

A young woman enjoys a delectable Shirley Temple drink in Solunto Restaurant. The Shirley Temple was made popular in the 1930s.

Solunto Restaurant and Bakery is a delicious bakery and restaurant with an assortment of Italian food and sweets. It is located on India Street and is open from 12:00 to 10:00 p.m.

Little Italy is popular with San Diego residents and tourists. It was opened in the 1840s by a collection of Italian immigrants.

Amadeo Giannini is a popular icon known throughout Little Italy and the rest of America. He was an American banker who opened the Bank of Italy, which grew into the well-known Bank of America.

Little Italy Market and Spirits is a popular small business in the heart of Little Italy. They provide traditional necessities along with various wines.

One of the most popular depots for transportation in San Diego is the Santa Fe Depot in Downtown San Diego located near Petco Park. It was constructed in 1915 as a city landmark.

Queenstown Public House is a New Zealand-style restaurant located in the outskirts of Little Italy’s region. Proudly known for its “kiwi inspired lineage,” this restaurant is a community favorite.