Farmers Table Little Italy, San Diego CA

Stopped for breakfast. I mean breakfast you can not go wrong. The English muffin was not toasted, eggs goopy and potatoes old. No thanks. I should have stopped at McDonald’s!

Interesting business model. My First time seeing toddlers jump up and down on top the tables were customers eat (nasty). Go there for yourself and observe clusters of staff members socializing shooting the breeze while patrons of the business get completely ignored

Just selection, statedfor a couple drinks at the outside bar. Would have had more but they had no happy hour on Jan. 2 for some reason.

Great place for happy hour as the sun sinks low over the bay. I like the sausage pizza with the Farmer's salad. Cheers!

My family and I came in for dinner and had wonderful service and great food. I would definitely go back. Best tiramisu of my life.

Overcharged my card by about $100 a few days after I visited - can't get a hold of anyone from management to correct it: (

We were so very disappointed in our experience here. It was a crowded weekday during the holidays, and they were clearly short staffed but service was awful. The host was unfriendly. Our server was inattentive. We never got refills on our water, and our he never came back to check on our food after it was delivered. My husband's order came out after the rest of us had finished. And no one ever apologized. They were out of all gluten free options which is part of the reason we had chosen this restaurant. But the biggest disappointment was the quality of the food. It was bad. Supposed to be fresh made. The fries were straight out of a giant freezer bag from Cisco. My sandwich could have come from the university cafeteria. We won't be back. Not sure why it's so crowded all the time.

The service was absolutely terrible, and the food smelled like cleaning liquid. My partner and I had the worst case of food poisoning after. I was up all night with diarrhea and vomiting. We almost went to the hospital. I believe it was from the eggs.

Atmosphere here is great, try and sit outside at the bar top. Great for brunch or dinner vibes. Service is a little slow but worth the wait.

Understaffed, waited 50 min for food, and it was cold inside because all the windows were open and the AC was on. Also the food was nothing special.

Great food, great service. I love the lighting in this place. The pizza was awesome! I think their sauce could be a little more flavorful, as other places in the are have. But still really good.

Where do I even begin? This brunch spot was a total disappointment. The food was an utter disaster - the calzone pizza I ordered felt like a swimming pool in dough, practically inedible. Even the ‘Nutella waffle’ lacked the promised fruit and had measly drops of Nutella here and there. But wait, it gets better - or worse. No silverware in sight! We practically had to beg for it, reminding the staff numerous times. The multiple order mishaps were just the cherry on top of this horrible service. Avoid this place at all costs unless you enjoy subpar food and a lesson in how not to run a restaurant.

I was here dinning in on Christmas Day and a pigeon kept fying over the table. I literally watched something felt in the food. They did not do anything about it. The Manager said “he can’t do anything about a bird flying in through the window. ”

The Waiter was very nice. The manager no.

This was a major disappointment from beginning to end. First, after being seated, we had to wait over 10 minutes for our server to acknowledge us. A neighboring table's server had to try to get him for us twice. The food itself ranged from bad to middling. Do NOT get the poached eggs if you like them anything less than fully cooked internally. The pizza was truly mediocre and you should get a slice or pie from literally any other restaurant in Little Italy instead. The French toast was uninspired and could've easily been mistaken for Denny's. The fries were fine but not good or special at all. The kids macaroni and cheese was the one item that was better than average. The server had to be asked twice over 10 minutes for a cup of coffee, and then completely disappeared after the food was delivered. We had two ask two separate people for the check before it came. Truly a place to avoid in a neighborhood bursting with excellent options.

Amazing "food", "drinks" and "atmosphere". With wonderful service.
Best breakfast place in San Diego.

To be honest, I would give the service and food here 10/10. The waitress were so nice and kind and checked up on my table basically you know what I mean and the food is pretty good so and the waitresses are so sweet.

I recently visited the Farmers Market in Little Italy and I was blown away by the incredible food and selection they offered. This place is a hidden gem that deserves all the praise it gets.

First of all, let's talk about their chicken burger. It was hands down the best chicken burger I have ever had. The patty was juicy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The bun was soft and the toppings were fresh. It was the epitome of perfection and left me wanting more.

Next, I had the pleasure of trying their veggie omelette. I usually find omelettes to be bland and boring, but not at this Farmers Market. The omelette was packed with a variety of fresh vegetables and every bite was bursting with flavor. It was light, fluffy, and incredibly satisfying.

Now, let's move on to the waffles. Oh my, these waffles were heavenly. They were crispy on the outside, yet fluffy on the inside. It was like taking a bite out of pure bliss. The combination of the waffles with the generous amount of maple syrup and fruit toppings was simply divine. I couldn't get enough of these waffles and I will definitely be coming back for more.

Lastly, I have to commend the Farmers Market for their fresh produce. The fruits and vegetables were of the highest quality. They were vibrant in color and incredibly flavorful. It was evident that they took great care in selecting the best produce, and it made a noticeable difference in the taste of every dish I tried. I even ended up buying some to take home because I couldn't resist the freshness and taste.

Overall, the Farmers Market in Little Italy exceeded all my expectations. The food was exceptional, the service was friendly, and the atmosphere was welcoming. I highly recommend trying their chicken burger, veggie omelette, waffles, and of course, their incredibly fresh produce. Believe me, you won't be disappointed. This place deserves all the accolades it receives and I can't wait to go back for another delicious meal.

I consistently choose Farmers Table whenever I'm in San Diego. The food is outstanding, offering a perfect blend of urban rustic ambiance and hospitable service. Whether you prefer a leisurely meal with good conversation or a quick bite, the restaurant caters to both. Additionally, the prices are reasonable.

Wheelchair accessibility: The establishment is very accommodating for wheelchair users.

Run, don’t walk to Farmers Table. Friendly staff, tasty food, immaculate vibes. Be sure the catch their Happy Hour, it is hard to beat.