Little Italy is San Diego’s hottest destination for the coolest venues to eat and drink at, and some of those venues include local brewery tasting rooms and working breweries.  On this Little Italy brewery tour, get to know why locals love to hang out in this area on their time off, and check out 3 of the local breweries in the area.  Learn about the San Diego beer culture, and taste unique styles of beer during this Little Italy tour.  Your knowledge of beer will be expanded as your guide sheds light on some of the beer making brewing processes used, and how different beers require certain fruits, grains, and hops to give them their unique flavor.  Taste a local pizzeria when you stop in for a slice of your choice in between 2 of the breweries. 

A Glimpse into the Little Italy Brewery Tour

Step into the heart of Little Italy, where a charming brewery tour awaits. Experience the bustling streets, cozy tasting rooms, and the fusion of craft beer and authentic Italian flavors.

• Enjoy the bustle – Feel the vibrant atmosphere as locals and visitors mingle in this lively neighborhood. Old town charm meets modern times‘ enthusiasm for a unique and inviting ambiance.
• Local tasting rooms – Discover each local brewing with its unique tasting room during the tour. Sample a craft beer that reflects the region’s diverse San Diegan styles. Engage with brewmasters and learn about the art behind each brewery.
• Exclusive beers – Indulge in exclusive, limited-edition beer, showcasing the creativity of San Diegan brewers. Each brewery unveils new flavors and aromas that redefine your beer experience.
• Visit a popular pizzeria for a slice – During the tour, savor a slice of authentic Italian pizza at a popular pizzeria. Pair it with your favorite beer for a harmonious blend of flavors that celebrate tradition.

Why Little Italy:?

Little Italy is a fun area to hang out in before and after your Little Italy brewery tour.  With so many restaurants, bars, rooftops, and brunch spots, it’s easy to hang out here all day long.  Little Italy is just a few blocks away from the Embarcadero where the cruise ships dock, the USS Midway Museum, Seaport Village, the Gaslamp Quarter, and the San Diego Bay.  Explore the city’s best restaurants and bars, and don’t forget to stop in at the many local craft, art galleries, and boutiques for a quintessential San Diego experience.