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Airy-industrial beer hall serving cocktails, wine, pizza, charcuterie & cheese plus sports on TVs.
Hours
| Friday | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2305 India St, San Diego, CA 92101
Phone: (619) 255-8000
Website: https://www.nolitahall.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Marie Lawson
I have to say, if you are looking for a deal and love girls night, then Nolita Hall is such a great option. I have come mid-week for their girl dinner deal two times now, and I absolutely love this place. Not only is the $30 girl dinner, including Caesar salad, vodka, pasta, and truffle fries, accompanied with a espresso martini, simply excellent, but their service is always so friendly and makes the experience worthwhile. I came with a group of 11 girls for girl dinner plus birthday celebrations, and we truly enjoyed our overall experience. Make sure to set up a reservation if you’re trying to take advantage of the girl dinner deal since spots will fill up. Also, it’s only valid Tuesday through Thursday, and there are no modifications on the girl dinner selection.
… moreMaribel Hernandez
i’m usually there at nights with friends, but this time i was in little italy and decided to stop by right when they opened at 4 pm. i was pleasantly surprised to see they have pretty good happy hour and a solid daytime vibe. i thought it might be empty, but there were already people there and it felt lively without being too busy.
what i really noticed during the day that i never catch at night was the planes flying right above. it was actually really cool to see and added a unique touch to the experience. definitely worth visiting during the day too.
… morewhat i really noticed during the day that i never catch at night was the planes flying right above. it was actually really cool to see and added a unique touch to the experience. definitely worth visiting during the day too.
Charu Sharma
Decent vibe and service, but my drink which was prescription tonic was lacking. It felt bitter and was difficult to finish. My husband had something by the bay and it was overly sweet.
… moreSydney Goldrick
Best espresso martinis!!!! My husband and I went for pre dinner drinks and just love the atmosphere. It’s always fun with a group too. Great selection of cocktails, great ambiance, and they have really good food too. Our first night out post baby so it was super great to enjoy some yummy cocktails.
My husband also got an Amaro cocktail they the bartender recommended which was awesome!
One of our fav spots in little Italy and everyone is always super cool who works there! It’s really cute over the holidays too with their decorations.
Neighborhood staple for us!
… moreMy husband also got an Amaro cocktail they the bartender recommended which was awesome!
One of our fav spots in little Italy and everyone is always super cool who works there! It’s really cute over the holidays too with their decorations.
Neighborhood staple for us!
k b
3.5 Rating
I made reservations on Open Table. Accurate and timely. Arrived and immediately was seated. The restaurant was crowded and there’s was a line. Those with no reservations were waiting to to an hour, on a Sunday evening.
If you want an ambient beautiful eating experience, Nolita is definitely in the top 5 and it’s not surrounded by any natural elements.
Q: Did Nolita Hall live up to the hype?
A: Not quite. With the volume of high ratings, I expected to be more impressed. It wasn’t a bad experience, just not one that made me eager to return.
Q: How was the famous espresso martini?
A: Strong. Very strong. Heavy on the espresso, light on balance. I added heavy cream, but there was no saving it. If you like an aggressively coffee-forward martini, this may be your drink. It wasn’t mine.
Q: What about the food?
A: The quality is undeniable.
Bolognese: Good flavor, but the sauce was thicker than I prefer.
Pizza (fennel sausage and added the mushroom medley): Great texture, flavorful toppings, and a surprising heat kick that worked well.
Caesar salad: Very good. Crisp, fresh, and, importantly, not wilted.
Q: Is it worth the price?
A: This is where hesitation sets in. Nolita Hall is à la carte, and the costs add up quickly. For two people, the bill reached $175 with gratuity, and that was without extra drinks or a starter. No one enjoys watching the bill rack up item by item.
Q: Would you return?
A: As a local, probably not on my own.
That said, if I were entertaining out-of-town guests, I would consider it, mainly for the atmosphere and menu reliability. Next time, I’d likely try the steak frites.
Q: What stood out positively?
A:
Excellent food quality and ingredients
Chic, trendy ambiance
Thoughtfully designed seating, tables, fireplace areas, sofas, counters, carriage-style seating
Works well for solo diners, large groups, and celebrations
Q: Final verdict?
A: Nolita Hall delivers on quality and ambiance, but not on value or memorability, for me. It’s polished, dependable, and visually appealing, but not a place I’d seek out unless the occasion called for it.
“Beautiful spaces attract you; memorable balance brings you back.”
… moreI made reservations on Open Table. Accurate and timely. Arrived and immediately was seated. The restaurant was crowded and there’s was a line. Those with no reservations were waiting to to an hour, on a Sunday evening.
If you want an ambient beautiful eating experience, Nolita is definitely in the top 5 and it’s not surrounded by any natural elements.
Q: Did Nolita Hall live up to the hype?
A: Not quite. With the volume of high ratings, I expected to be more impressed. It wasn’t a bad experience, just not one that made me eager to return.
Q: How was the famous espresso martini?
A: Strong. Very strong. Heavy on the espresso, light on balance. I added heavy cream, but there was no saving it. If you like an aggressively coffee-forward martini, this may be your drink. It wasn’t mine.
Q: What about the food?
A: The quality is undeniable.
Bolognese: Good flavor, but the sauce was thicker than I prefer.
Pizza (fennel sausage and added the mushroom medley): Great texture, flavorful toppings, and a surprising heat kick that worked well.
Caesar salad: Very good. Crisp, fresh, and, importantly, not wilted.
Q: Is it worth the price?
A: This is where hesitation sets in. Nolita Hall is à la carte, and the costs add up quickly. For two people, the bill reached $175 with gratuity, and that was without extra drinks or a starter. No one enjoys watching the bill rack up item by item.
Q: Would you return?
A: As a local, probably not on my own.
That said, if I were entertaining out-of-town guests, I would consider it, mainly for the atmosphere and menu reliability. Next time, I’d likely try the steak frites.
Q: What stood out positively?
A:
Excellent food quality and ingredients
Chic, trendy ambiance
Thoughtfully designed seating, tables, fireplace areas, sofas, counters, carriage-style seating
Works well for solo diners, large groups, and celebrations
Q: Final verdict?
A: Nolita Hall delivers on quality and ambiance, but not on value or memorability, for me. It’s polished, dependable, and visually appealing, but not a place I’d seek out unless the occasion called for it.
“Beautiful spaces attract you; memorable balance brings you back.”
K B
It’s really beautiful inside, but the service was very slow. The menu pricing was indecipherable — you can pay a similar amount for a few stalks of broccolini or a mega cinnamon roll that can’t be finished by a table of 16 people!! Food was pretty tasty.
… moreAlejandro Gutierrez
One of the most aesthetically pleasing restaurants in the area. The use of decor in the space they have really is done well. Parking is a little tough so be ready to walk on busy days.
The food was kind of basic, we stopped by during the midday menu, and seemed like the only real options were pizza. We got both, hot honey and cheese. The hot honey came out a bit burnt (the crust is kind of thin) and really didn’t have that much flavor. I’ve had other places where the hot honey is perfect, this wasn’t it. The cheese pizza was really good. Prolly would recommend coming in for dinner if you don’t want just pizza
… moreThe food was kind of basic, we stopped by during the midday menu, and seemed like the only real options were pizza. We got both, hot honey and cheese. The hot honey came out a bit burnt (the crust is kind of thin) and really didn’t have that much flavor. I’ve had other places where the hot honey is perfect, this wasn’t it. The cheese pizza was really good. Prolly would recommend coming in for dinner if you don’t want just pizza
Sophia Louise
Our experience at Nolita hall today was okay. We ordered the hot honey pizza and vodka sauce pasta and added meatballs. The pizza was very good but the pasta was honestly bad. The whole dish was pretty flavorless and even the meatballs needed salt. Also the pasta was overcooked. It was disappointing considering the prices.
… moreKristina Bolt
Loved the Christmas decor definitely one of the better places that took time to make it look nice and festive.
The hot honey pizza was SO GOOD.
… moreThe hot honey pizza was SO GOOD.
Timmy Doesn’t Share Food
Love this place — the bartenders here deserve their own award category: 5-star humans slinging cocktails with flair and good vibes. The food, Solid. The atmosphere – stylish design and social energy. Bonus points for the giant digital board that shows flights passing overhead paired with quirky one-liners — it’s part art installation, part airport fever dream, and 100% conversation starter.
Whether you’re posted at the bar or soaking in the skylight-lit lounge, it’s a great spot to hang, sip, and snack.
… moreWhether you’re posted at the bar or soaking in the skylight-lit lounge, it’s a great spot to hang, sip, and snack.