Mona Lisa Italian Foods

  4.6 – 3 reviews  $$ • Italian restaurant

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The first Mona Lisa Restaurant was established in 1956 in downtown San Diego by Grandfather Stefano Brunetto. Our Little Italy restaurant and deli opened in 1973. In the early years, it also operated as a wholesale import business, supplying Italian provisions to the local tuna fleet and other San Diego restaurants. Since then, Mona Lisa has become an institution for Italian food and culture in the Little Italy area. We are now in our third generation of family management and look forward to continuing the Mona Lisa legacy. Whether you are walking through our authentic Italian deli or dining in our family Italian restaurant, we welcome you to our family’s tradition.

Lasagna, pizza & old-world Italian cooking in an old-school setting, plus a gourmet deli & market.

✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Takeout ✔️ No-contact delivery Mona Lisa Italian Foods 92101

Hours

Friday9 AM–10:30 PM
Saturday9 AM–10:30 PM
Sunday9 AM–9:30 PM
Monday
(Labor Day)
9 AM–9:30 PM
Hours might differ
Tuesday9 AM–9:30 PM
Wednesday9 AM–9:30 PM
Thursday9 AM–9:30 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 2061 India St, San Diego, CA 92101

Phone: (619) 234-4893

Website:

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monalisalittleitaly.com

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Reviews

Maria CHAIREZ
Always a great dinner stop! The gulf shrimp were delicious! The veal was tasty and filling. The service started slow but got better real fast! Love the attached shop with all the Italian goods you could imagine! Parking right in front, didn’t wait long for someone to leave.
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Chris Hinshaw
Not a fancy place. BUT if you want the old-fashioned real American Italian food experience, this is the place. The red sauce isn’t just tomato sauce, it is a pomodoro sauce. The marinara is full of flavor. The meat sauce is a little skimpy on meat but you can sure taste that it is there. The deli meat and cheese platter was plentiful.
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Ray Siposs
The market has a small urban feel to it, like any typical Italian market in a city. Tight quarters especially near lunchtime. The deli counter is very popular.
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Barbara Rice
Wow ! I’m still dreaming about the lasagna at Mona Lisa Italian foods. It came out piping hot and enough for 2 people. My husband and I were stuffed. Service and atmosphere are fantastic. They have a great deli and Italian market that are connected to the restaurant. Do not miss this spot if you’re craving great Italian food.
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Clark Mackey
I took a group of 8 to eat here and we had a very enjoyable meal. The food is authentic Italian, the portions are large, and the presentation unfussy. I like these things and sitting and eating together felt timeless and relaxing. The ravioli, the meat sauce, and the gnocchi were particularly good.
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Jayadeep Kandagatla
This Italian restaurant is a true culinary gem. The cozy ambiance and attentive service create a welcoming atmosphere from the moment you step inside. The menu offers a delectable array of authentic Italian dishes, from perfectly cooked pasta to mouthwatering pizzas, ensuring a memorable dining experience for any food lover.
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Jen L
We were recommended to give this place a try while in Little Italy. It was right between lunch and dinner but they allowed us to take a table for service rather than putting in an order. They had coke products and a wine list that caught our attention. We ordered cheesy garlic bread for appetizer. The bread was tasty and the marina was warm. I only had room for a small salad but did elect to put chicken on it. The Cesar salad was chilled and had flavor – the chicken was as cold and came from a can (or at least that’s what the taste reminded me of). The price of that small salad and chicken was around $18.00 – which I thought was a little much. My husband ordered the pizza – two options of the Margherita & Tomato Ricotta & Rosemary. He enjoyed it (we took it back with us and ended up eating on it the next day for lunch). Overall, there are many options for Italian places in Little Italy – give it a try and see what you think. We will continue to try new places.
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Jonathan Dakin
We were a party of 11 stopping off before our flight, service was quick and the food arrived promptly, not a single complaint from.any member. 1 guest said it was the best Italian they had ever had and I personally thought it was the best pizza I have had.
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luan 2lu
This is for the market/deli part of monalisa!
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Robin Harvey
My girl and myself at our first time at Mona Lisa. We went to the deli and she ordered a # 8 and I ordered the # 11 caprese sandwich. OMG FRESH AND DELICIOUS. Full sandwich worth every bit of $10.75
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