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Casual cafe serves coffees from South & Central America, teas, pizzas & light fare.
Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–2:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–2:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3933 30th St Suite 2, San Diego, CA 92104
Phone: (619) 683-7787
Website: https://caffecalabria.com/
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Caffè Calabria: Best Coffee In San Diego – Coffee San Diego
Caffè Calabria is the longest serving specialty cafe/roaster in San Diego’s popular neighborhood of North Park.
Caffe Calabria (@caffecalabria) · San Diego, CA – Instagram
13K followers · 3K+ posts · @caffecalabria Hours: Mon & Tues 7am-2:30pm Wed-Sun 7am-10pm Pizza served from 11am-close daily.
Caffè Calabria | San Diego CA – Facebook
Doors open and we’re ready to welcome you. ☕ Caffè Calabria is open Monday–Tuesday from 7am–2:30pm and Wednesday–Sunday from 7am–10pm. We serve pizza daily …
Reviews
siri gowtham
I’ve been to this place a few times and really love their coffee. The latte is consistently delicious, and the staff is always friendly. The menu looks great, though I haven’t tried the food yet. They have several outdoor tables with a chill, low-key vibe, along with some indoor seating. It’s definitely one of my go-to spots for working and studying.
… moreheather fortado
If your into thin pizza that’s not caked with cheese, this is your place. Also they don’t go overboard with the toppings. Honestly I never thought I’d love a pizza like this but I do. I absolutely love this pizza because I don’t feel disgusted with myself after eating it. It’s just the right amount of everything for me. And they have some excellent coffee choices as well. Also they serve alcohol but I have yet to try a cocktail so I can’t speak on that.
… moreInna Patterson
Great place to have coffee, pizza, sweets, alcoholic drinks. The cafe has outdoors seating options. Cafe Calabria roasts their own beans in house coffee is always fresh and expertly crafted. They use traditional wood fired oven imported from Italy which gives their Neapolitan pizza’s authentic crispy crust. It would be my recommendation for the pizza chief who works in front of people to wear gloves, head cover and even possibly a chief smock which creates a better sense of sanitation and great optics for the customers.
… moreAyam Nouiouat
Came here a few times for coffee and pizza. Had a great experience – the coffee is smooth and the pizza is a traditional Italian style. We ordered the margarita and fungi and enjoyed both! Accidentally made a mistake on not reading the ingredients and realized I couldn’t eat something on one of the pizzas. The staff promptly redid it, and was very appreciated! Also, the olive oils are an amazing addition and served on the side.
… moreIryna Yaresko-Linska
This morning I came to this coffee shop to have a cup of coffee.
I liked the atmosphere. There is plenty of space, comfortable tables. The place was clean. It was a pleasure to be here.
The coffee shop has its own coffee roaster.
The service is fast and pleasant.
We had croissants and sandwiches and they were really tasty and fresh. They also heated our pastries to keep them warm.
As for the coffee, it is delicious. I am quite satisfied with the place and the food and drinks.
I recommend everyone to visit this place.
It’s one of the best I’ve been to.
… moreI liked the atmosphere. There is plenty of space, comfortable tables. The place was clean. It was a pleasure to be here.
The coffee shop has its own coffee roaster.
The service is fast and pleasant.
We had croissants and sandwiches and they were really tasty and fresh. They also heated our pastries to keep them warm.
As for the coffee, it is delicious. I am quite satisfied with the place and the food and drinks.
I recommend everyone to visit this place.
It’s one of the best I’ve been to.
Luke Michaels
We recently moved into the condo building directly next to Café Calabria, and we can confidently say this is one of our new favorite go to spots in North Park! Their Thursday happy hour deals are also incredible – both for their cocktails and for their wood fired pizzas. I would absolutely recommend this spot if you’re looking for a casual but classy restaurant for your mid-week pizza and drink fill.
… morePatricia Curry
This place exceeded my expectations, I ordered the Salciccia Pizza and it was delicious. Thin pizza, good crust, perfect amount of sauce and cheese, crispy at the bottom, good tasting sausage, light in your belly, this place checked every box on my list, I will be back for sure.
It is very affordable too, I paid like 15 $ for a pizza!
Got some madeleines too and those were tasty as well!
… moreIt is very affordable too, I paid like 15 $ for a pizza!
Got some madeleines too and those were tasty as well!
Lauren J. Mapp
It pains me to write a negative review about Caffe Calabria, but I unfortunately had a terrible experience at a spot that has long been one of my favorite coffee shops/pizza spots in the neighborhood. While the food and beverages are still really great, a man who (I think) was the owner was incredibly rude during my visit there today.
Since I moved to San Diego in 2005, I have visited Caffe Calabria countless times. Sometimes, it was just to pick up a cup of coffee during a weekend walk, other times it was to work/study while eating lunch, cookies and lattes, or to stop in for pizza and cocktails. On one occasion, I reserved the back patio for a group for dinner and drinks for a nonprofit I volunteer for.
Until today, service from the staff has always been kind and efficient, and it’s been a place I frequent on at least a weekly basis (sometime more frequently if I was really craving a bicerin).
Cut to this afternoon, when I was there on a very slow Monday around lunchtime. I was there to eat lunch, meet a friend and to do some writing around 11 a.m., but after ordering and sitting down, I realized my laptop was starting to die. I looked around for a plug and didn’t find one near me, so I moved to one of the only three tables that did have one under them. I did see that they had signs saying the tables were for eating only and no computers or crafts could be done at those tables (other tables said no computers after 3 p.m.), but since more than half the tables were empty and I had just bought a sandwich and two coffees for myself, I thought it would be OK to sit there while my laptop charged for a bit while waiting for my friend to arrive.
Then the owner came over and rudely reiterated the rule to me. He kept saying “it’s fine today because we’re slow, but for future reference, we don’t allow computers at these three tables.” I tried to apologize as I explained my situation, but he kept being very rude toward me, adding that computers were banned at the only tables that have plugs “by design” because he doesn’t want people working on computers in his cafe.
I understand having rules, and explaining these rules if you’re busy and need to turn tables, but it’s quite another thing to berate someone about it. I am not sure when it changed from being a welcoming place, but this lack of decency was unacceptable. I’ll miss the pizza and coffee, but unfortunately the way he treated me means I won’t be back.
… moreSince I moved to San Diego in 2005, I have visited Caffe Calabria countless times. Sometimes, it was just to pick up a cup of coffee during a weekend walk, other times it was to work/study while eating lunch, cookies and lattes, or to stop in for pizza and cocktails. On one occasion, I reserved the back patio for a group for dinner and drinks for a nonprofit I volunteer for.
Until today, service from the staff has always been kind and efficient, and it’s been a place I frequent on at least a weekly basis (sometime more frequently if I was really craving a bicerin).
Cut to this afternoon, when I was there on a very slow Monday around lunchtime. I was there to eat lunch, meet a friend and to do some writing around 11 a.m., but after ordering and sitting down, I realized my laptop was starting to die. I looked around for a plug and didn’t find one near me, so I moved to one of the only three tables that did have one under them. I did see that they had signs saying the tables were for eating only and no computers or crafts could be done at those tables (other tables said no computers after 3 p.m.), but since more than half the tables were empty and I had just bought a sandwich and two coffees for myself, I thought it would be OK to sit there while my laptop charged for a bit while waiting for my friend to arrive.
Then the owner came over and rudely reiterated the rule to me. He kept saying “it’s fine today because we’re slow, but for future reference, we don’t allow computers at these three tables.” I tried to apologize as I explained my situation, but he kept being very rude toward me, adding that computers were banned at the only tables that have plugs “by design” because he doesn’t want people working on computers in his cafe.
I understand having rules, and explaining these rules if you’re busy and need to turn tables, but it’s quite another thing to berate someone about it. I am not sure when it changed from being a welcoming place, but this lack of decency was unacceptable. I’ll miss the pizza and coffee, but unfortunately the way he treated me means I won’t be back.
Ella E
Love that this place is a cafe in the morning and serves pizza in the evening. It feels so casual European. The quality of both the coffee and food is outstanding. Great ambiance.
… moreDavid Spiewak
Located in the heart of North Park on 30th street, Caffe Calabria has one of the best pizzas you will find in all of San Diego. Homemade pizza dough, great atmosphere and fun staff. Can watch them make your pizza when you walk in or grab a table or sit at the bar (where we were). Great food, great drinks! Don’t go too to late, they may run out of pizza dough on busy days/nights.
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