This place is properly named extraordinary dessert for a reason. They are known for their desserts…read moreboth in taste and in aesthetics. Desserts: 5/5 We got a blood orange scone and a strawberry danish. The scone was warm and delicious. The orange essence was well infused. The danish was crispy and creamy. Everything was so picturesque. Food: 3/5 Unfortunately, the food was not the best. We got the smoked salmon sandwich which was not very flavorful. The salmon was also slimy. The pesto spread was good though. It was creamy and the artisan bread it was served had great variety. Ambiance: 5/5 This place is such super cute. When you walk in, the desserts all look super appetizing. The seating areas are super cute and the floral decor are stunning. Service: 5/5 It is an order then sit down establishment. There is great attention to their dessert. I saw them heat up a knife just to cleanly cut the cake. The food service however did take some time to come out.

Unfortunately, what was supposed to be a simple and enjoyable sweet treat turned into a really…read moreunpleasant experience because of the extremely poor service we received. This was not our first time visiting Extraordinary Desserts, which makes this experience even more disappointing. Sadly, every time we come back, the service seems to get worse. The waiter's attitude and level of attention were unacceptable, and the overall customer service was simply not there. For a place that is supposed to be about enjoying beautiful desserts and having a nice experience, the quality of the service completely ruined our visit. Service, attention, and hospitality were all a zero.

Star was wonderful and we enjoyed the experience here!! Come here if you want good service and ice…read morecream!

Tanya was great, made the experience so smooth and pleasant. Ice cream is delicious, so goodread more

This place, located in Little Italy, was a side quest for gelato I went on while here in one of my…read morefavorite cities for work. The selection was good - I went with the tiramisu - based on a yelp recommendation - and it did not disappoint. For my second scoop, got Pappalecco's signature flavor and it was delicious. $7.00 for two scoops. Pay before the scoops. Friendly and pleasant staff. Perfect end to a long day!

I came here for gelato since I was craving a sweet treat, and I regret it…read more #1 issue is I asked for a sample, and the worker got a USED SPOON from the USED can. He intentionally did it because the can was far and he had to reach over the gelato display for it. I called him out and he got a clean spoon. That took us back and we made sure to watch his every move. Absolutely disgusting. Other issues were the gelato wasn't smooth and creamy, as if it was old and had freezer burn. I had a scoop of the Stracciatella and Tiramisu (2 scoops on cone, $7.53 after tax). You also had to pay for the gelato before getting a sample or what you want, which is different from the norm and confusing. The workers repeated this to several people. Overall, would not return and don't recommend.

Little Italy has no shortage of Italian restaurants, and area el fresco, so this one didn't…read moreparticularly stand out at first. Solunto we chose it was because it shares (owns) a space with a dessert and gelato spot. We ordered the carbonara, which was very good, and the salmon pesto pasta, which was full of chunky salmon! The pesto sauce was so good that I honestly wanted to lick the bowl clean. The food was so satisfying that I didn't even have room for dessert, which was the whole reason we came here in the first place! Service is good.

Positive: food was great. For me, portions of the protein are small so that sucks but can't argue…read morewith the quality. We both liked our dishes a lot. The outdoor seating was nice. It was a warm day but we got there at 5:15pm and the sun was starting to go behind the downtown buildings. Negative: service. It seems if you are a regular, like the two tables near us, they chat it up and talk about how things are. If you aren't a regular, they just quickly come by and say "anything else?" the two times they came by. Im a huge water drinker so the carafe they brought only refilled our cups once. Never got another one until we were done and they came by asking about dessert. They weren't busy by any stretch on a Tuesday evening but apparently the frequent customers either tip really well or they prefer familiar faces. I assume the latter. So, I mean the food itself was great but service was not good. I mean we went when it was slow too and the host was talking it up with a frequent customer also asking about the changes recently to parking in their area nearby.... So, it puts this review as a 3/5.

My husband and I spent 2 weeks in Coronado and we went to Pop Pops almost everyday! We tried…read moremultiple flavors and thought each and every one was delicious! Our favorite was the Greek Yogurt and Berries and we had them put graham cracker on it. Highly recommended!!!

They have a really nice variety of flavors and toppings here so it was really fun to customize!…read moreUnfortunately, the workers obviously didn't want to be there and they were out of a few toppings we were interested in. The paletas themselves were tasty, but my guy and I both agreed we've had better. However, we would still be happy to stop by and get another if we were in the area.

Nonna + Zucchero 4.5 stars…read moreWent in for "a light bite." Left in a pesto-induced coma. Carpaccio was thin, bright, and stacked with so much arugula it needed its own zip code. Gnocchi al pesto arrived looking like little green planets in a creamy galaxy--soft, rich, and aggressively comforting. Then Zucchero hit me with a chocolate éclair so big it should've come with a warning label. Lavazza cappuccino sealed the deal. Warm service, cozy Little Italy vibes, and a pastry case that ends diets on sight. Would return. Pants may not survive

We wanted a dessert after our dinner, so we decided to walk around Little Italy. We came here since…read morethey have Italian pastries that you can take to go and enjoy in the piazza area. There were several desserts that were not available so we settled on the Strawberry Cannoli. It was light and crunchy and the filling was creamy and not overly sweet. I was bummed that they didn't have Pistachio Cannoli. The cashier wasn't very conversational. Overall, an okay experience. This is the only dessert spot I know of in Little Italy that isn't ice cream.

This place is amazing. The vibes are great and the ice cream and paletas are awesome! The service…read moreis great too! They also have games like jenga and such. Back to the real deal though! They taste great and fresh. They're committed to fresh fruits for the flavors!

Went in the middle of the day, in the middle of the week. The place was quiet. Plenty of seating…read moreand cute vibe. Friendly service. The paleta was good. The price point is pretty high but I noticed that's common in the area. Overall fine experience just pricey.

Stumbled upon Nibble Chocolate and I'm so glad I did. Ambience is sweet and cozy. It's a cute…read morelittle shop that feels like a hidden gem, especially if you're someone who appreciates good quality chocolate. They have a great variety to choose from, whether you're into milk chocolate, dark chocolate, or even non dairy options. I also love that they offer chocolate drinks and coffee, so it's easy to turn a quick stop into a little treat moment. I tried the peanut butter dates and they were so good. Smooth, rich, and just the right size when you want something sweet without going overboard. I also had a dark chocolate truffle and that one was just as good. You can really taste the quality. Customer service was a highlight. The guy helping me was super personable, gave great suggestions for drinks, and was genuinely kind, which always makes the experience better. Honestly, I'm just happy I found a chocolate spot within walking distance. Definitely worth stopping by if you're craving something sweet but still want it to feel a little elevated.

I don't usually seek out vegan products, but Nibble chocolate is a Bean to bar chocolate shop in…read morelittle Italy in San Diego with single origin chocolates. I sampled chocolate from Peru, Madagascar, and Kenya, and they all had unique fruity characteristics. Because they're vegan, so they use oat milk for their chocolate instead of dairy. My wife and I also wanted some drinks while we were here. I had a hot chocolate. My wife had hers with espresso shots. Good espresso in pure chocolate will never not be good. They are family owned and they only add chocolate, sugar, and oat milk to make their bars. Overall, this was a fun place to check out at Little Italy, and they also had a stall at the Farmer's Market.

Bobboi Natural Gelato -- Little Italy 5 stars…read more Sat inside with the nice breeze and wiped out pistachio and berry lavender while the very nice staff watched in polite horror. Nutty, floral, and dangerously good. Self-control left the building.

Bobboi is a must try stop in San Diego, it is much more flavorful than mid-ass An's dry cleaning…read moreoverrated boring gelato. Quattro berry - A high depth of flavor and balanced berry blitz. 4.8/5 Sunrise - This could be the best fruit sorbet I've ever had. Dopamine exploding notes of the sweetest cantaloupe, mixed with lemon and dragonfruit. It sounds so meh on paper but it's incredible. 4.9/5 The service here is always top notch.

Hinar is one of the most recommended spots in San Diego, and it lives up to the hype. The drinks…read moreare sweet and dessert like, but the cakes are what really stand out. If you're waiting in line or making the trip out, I'd highly recommend adding a cake or pastry to your order. We came on Saturday around 11:30am and there was a line outside that took about 30 minutes to get in. While we were waiting, we saw parking enforcement come around a few times so make sure that you pay the meter! The inside is soo cute! We ended up staying here for a bit and studying because it was super spacious and cozy. There is a lot of seating in the front and back and even outside too! A lot of people were there working as well. There are plenty of outlets available so that was nice. If you do plan on studying/working, just bring noise cancelling headphones cuz it does get loud. The biscoff matcha latte was pretty sweet and the matcha flavor was not that strong but it was definitely a dessert more than a drink. Their cakes are pretty great too, I don't like cake but their cakes are worth trying. I liked the banana dessert the best though, it was like a banana pudding. My bf did say it was too sweet and he has a big sweet tooth, but I preferred that over the cake!

It's a beautiful quaint little dessert and coffee bar. Aesthetically it's 10/10. The staff is also…read morevery friendly. Most of the drinks are served iced, so if you want a hot drink, this menu is limited. My verdict as someone who was trying to get work done: 1. It can be crowded and noisy. 2. It took me FOREVER to connect to the wifi. Once connected it was stable and reliable for basic usage. Didn't test video meetings or AI apps. 3. It's a cell phone dead zone (I was sitting in the back room) 4. Arrive before noon as the line goes out the door from 12-2. I was here on a rainy Friday. I left around 3pm and most of the desserts are sold out by then. Unsure if they restock at some point. Will go back specifically for dessert and will update.