GUSTO GROCERY ITALIAN MARKET

Gusto is a cute little market that features many Italian imported foods. After recent ship to Italy and Sicily, I have picked up many recipes that I'd like to use the best of ingredients. Fresh pastas, sauces and olive oil and more if you're in the area, I would definitely highly recommend, a visit here. They also do wholesale orders as well.

Gusto is located in a quiet business area not too far from Costco. 4 stars for great parking! I can't review the actual store because it has already closed for the day (I arrived at 12:20 pm). Wish they had their hours more visible. I chased their sign that was set up outside of Costco on Morena Blvd to come here. No hours posted outside of the business. I'll update my review once I actually get to go inside. I am excited to see what they carry! Store Hours per Gusto's website:Online Store: Open 24/7, 365San Diego Fulfillment Center:Monday - Friday, 9 am - 12 pm, PST.Saturday - Sunday, 10 am - 6 pm, PST.Shop or pickup after normal hours by appointment.

What an absolute gem. A little hard to find at first (at least for me), but once you are there, it's Italian Foodie Nirvana! The store is small, but packed with exquisiteness: fresh and dry pastas (excellent brands), amazing assortment of olive oils from several Italian regions, guanciale, pancetta, pecorino from Sardegna, more cheeses, balsamic vinegars, coffee, cookies, and so many more delicacies. Do yourself a favor and go explore Gusto, you will be happy you did, I am. Ciao.

Super nice and helpful. Small selection but it's a specialty store and they are super helpful!

As an Italian this quickly became my go-to store for my favorite imported delicacies. The store is new and has a good amount of products while new ones are adding quickly. Plus the location is convenient with plenty of parking for a relaxing experience, I really enjoyed shopping here.

After I returned from a trip to Italy, I needed to buy the proper ingredients for several dishes, and so I returned to this jewel of a store. Originally a wholesale and mail-order operation, Gusto is now open to the public and operates an online store. They sell such essential Italian products as cheese, extra-virgin olive oil, coffee, dried pasta, and the original reason for my visit: guanciale. While they are in an industrial office park off Morena Blvd., if you are in San Diego, finding them is worth the effort. The store is a delight, and so are the people who run it.

Great place, it's pretty small but with a great collection of high quality items. The service was great, the person running the market was very knowledgeable on what they had in stock.

This is a closet full of treasure. Among the many things I bought here were Rummo bucatini, Italbrand DOP tomatoes and the only guanciale I have ever found in SD. With some Costco pecorino I turned this into the best pasta all'Amatriciana ever. When pizza season gets here I will try making some with the nduja I saw in their fridge. There are some wonderful things you can't make without the right ingredients.

This little Italian grocery supply store is a hidden gem. All the high quality basics you need are here and people who work here are friendly and know their products. This is where I will come for all my Italian grocery needs.

Gusto is a very small Italian Specialty store. They are in a business area down the street from the Costco. There is plenty of parking. Make a note of the suite number to find them.They have a few fresh items in a refrigerated section but most of their items are packaged. They have several types of risotto's that you just add water to the package. There is dry pasta from Italy. It was nice to shop without the crowds.