Best Restaurants in Little Italy (Baltimore)?

[Gwendolen]

Would love to hear opinions on which are the best restaurants for dinner in Baltimore's Little Italy. Thanks!

[Nancee Swartz]

Sotta Sopra for third time.

[elgringoviejo]

La Tavola used to be mt fave. How are they doing these days?

[BaltoPhilFood]

Depends if you want red sauce italian or northern italian. You'll find tons of the former in LI...
Inside LI- Try Gia's- Mother/Daughter team running the place, small cozy, good food
The latter can be found outside LI limits- Cinghiale gets my vote

[bobovespa]

Yep, Rocco's. Just great food and a wonderful experience that one would expect in Little Italy.

Amiccis is OK and a good value but I don't think they serve any meat dishes, just some seafood, maybe chicken.

[littlew1ng]

i like rocco's. mmm yummy, fresh seafood, homemade pasta, good good. i love chiapparelli's house salad but the rest of their food is meh.

[namret]

The two mentioned above are NOT the best ones. Aldo's and La Tavola will get more positive reviews than others. Those two mentioned are just cheaper.

[flavrmeistr]

I like DiMimmo's

[Jeremy303]

Amiccis is pretty solid, Make sure you get the pane rotundo, There are better Italian Restaurants in Baltimore outside of little Italy. I highly recommend Sotto Sopra.

[bboyneko]

Let me 2nd Sotto Sopra. It will blow you away. It is beautiful, in a beautiful location, the pasta is all home-made and delicious, the wine list is excellent, the service is impeccable etc. Anything else is a distant 2nd in my opinion for a nice italian dinner in Baltimore.

[littlew1ng]

i third this recommendation. we had a very special celebratory meal here, and when we walked in, even though the restaurant was about to close, they decided to keep it open for us. they also gave us a deal on a delicious and not too pricey bottle of prosecco, as well, since it was our anniversary.

[lawhound]

I like Sotto Sopra too, but it is not in Little Italy. If the question is Italian anywhere, Cinghiale is leaps and bounds ahead of LI, and maybe a leap or a half leap ahead of Sotto Sopra.