Ambrogio15 Little Italy

5/12/24, my second time here. I ordered the number 8, which was the VEGGIE LOVER- SAN MARZANO TOMATO SAUCE- FRESH MOZZARELLA CHEESE- ORGANIC RED BELL PEPPERS- ONIONS- ARTICHOKES- LOCAL MUSHROOMS$19 for the 15 inch pizza. It takes about 10 minutes. Order it, take the buzzer, it will vibrate and go pick it up. Grab sitting inside or outside. Pizza was thin, fresh and hot. Very good. Enjoy. Check out the photos. 5 stars over all.

Little Italy of course is always our go-to for Pastas or Pizzas. I love how this place mostly the restaurants has a lot of outdoor seating. We dined-in at most of the restaurants here, but we recently tried their LITTLE ITALY FOOD HALL. There are a variety of vendors here like Asian food , Ice cream, pizza, etc. We picked AMBROGIO 15 to visit and we got: *PIZZA BURRATA E PROSCIUTTO CRUDO *PIZZA VEGGIE LOVERWe chose to be seated outdoors 'coz we have our 18-year-old Dog Bambam with us, plus we wanted to enjoy the view of the Plaza. At the time we were there someone was singing Italian songs at the plaza with people dancing to the music. Our pizza was made fast, but I kinda noticed that the Artichokes (My favorite) in our PIZZA VEGGIE LOVER were in bits and pieces, and mostly Diced. I was expecting to see a bigger cut of Artichokes in my Veggie lover Pizza, and it tasted like those Artichokes from the Cans that you can find from the grocery stores. However, the PIZZA BURRATA E PROSCIUTTO CRUDO was DELICIOUS! No complaints on that one. I love Prosciutto, but I'm gonna ask them next time if I can buy more Prosciutto to add to my Pizza 'coz our dog also loves Prosciutto. And ohh the BIG imported BURRATA in the middle was beautiful on the pizza. It was good, but I hope that they were pre-slice 'coz when my son tried to slice some, he actually sliced almost half of the BURRATA for his pizza ;) Between the two pizzas we had, we liked the PIZZA BURRATA E PROSCIUTTO CRUDO, and if ever we are in the area of the Food hall again here in Little Italy, we will still try a few more of their pizza on their menu List.

This location is tucked away in the food hall in Little Italy. We came here specifically to try this style pizza, as we heard it was really good from friends. We ordered both a margherita pizza and a pepperoni pizza. Both were made with very thin crusts. It was fresh and hot, but it did take over 30 minutes to make our pizzas. I enjoyed the thin crust, but I think there could have been more toppings on the pizza. For the price, I think it was definitely a bit underwhelming. The prices online are not the same as the prices they actually charge you. In addition, it seemed like they were poorly staffed, which is why the wait was so long. There were only 2 people working on a holiday weekend, with a farmers market going on, and a padres game playing on the screen. As someone who works in the food industry, please make sure you prepare for these days and staff to properly support your employees. I feel so bad for the two working that day!

Went to little Italy and ordered the Margherita pizza .... Came out with no cheese and 4 wilted basil leaves. Worst pizza ever !

Was in the area for the Saturday farmers market and happened to drop by. My friend knew about the food hall from th YouTube channel. It said best pizza in little Italy. We got the number 4 with the burrata and prosciutto. I feel like it was close to perfect. The burrata was creamy and the prosciutto added a nice saltiness. The crust was crispy and the tomato sauce was just enough.

QUICKIE REVIEWImported burrata on pizza just hits different.FOODThis is what I tried:Prosciutto PizzaTried the pizza they were known for and have to say, that burrata is everything. I cannot explain the taste but recommend it to everyone. If you are coming here thinking this will be like one of the big 3 pizza places, this is not that.PARKINGNo.SERVICEOrder at counter, pick up at counter.PRICELess than $20TIP/OTHER THOUGHTSThis place is tucked away in a corner of a food court that is also in a corner. Nice little hidden gem to find.

Thin, hot, fresh, and very delicious! The pizza was excellent. Wonderful location - inside the eatery - allowed us to choose from a variety of different types of foods. The pizza came out fairly quickly but the pie was cooked to perfection. It wasn't soggy. The crust was thin but held together nicely. Had a bit of a crunch on the bottom, which I like. The finished pie comes in a take out box which is convenient for eating inside or outside.The prices are fair - not expensive. The person at the counter was okay, not rude, but didn't go out of their way. Again, the person wasn't rude.My daughter ordered the pepperoni pizza. Had to wait a bit for the pie to cool down. I highly recommend visiting this place. I'll definitely visit this place again when I return.

This place was terrible. I never write reviews like this and I always try to find something positive to say but not today. there was virtually no crust and there were portions of the pizza that had no crust. Literally pepperoni at the bottom where crust, sauce and cheese should be. We spent $20 on this and the drinks were expensive too. The person behind the counter was nice.

Came in because it was voted best pizza in San Diego at some point. Underwhelming pizza, lacked crisp and wasn't very good.

In this self serve stand, my friend just wanted a slice of pizza, but only whole pizzas served. So she ordered the Caprese Salad for $11.50. The server was lovely, but the salad was not satisfactory. Mixed greens, crumbled fresh mozzarella, and balsamic vinegar. Come on! Basil? Tomatoes? Extra-virgin olive oil? Coarse salt and pepper? A piece of bread on the side? Quite disappointing.