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On our San Diego Donut Tours, you’ll explore the lively streets of Little Italy and downtown San Diego, discovering one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods.
SWEET TREATS TOUR

San Diego & Little Italy Donut & Walking Tour
2 hours · 4 sweet treat stops · Ages 2 and up
★★★★★ 5.0 from 160 reviews
“Super fun!! We had a great time trying the different donuts and exploring a part of the San Diego area.”
✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours
From $65 per person
$96
GHOST TOUR

San Diego Haunted History & Delicious Sweet Treats Tour
2 hours · 4 sweet treat stops · Ages 2 and up
★★★★★ 5.0 from 160 reviews
“Wade was great! Every place we went the food was delicious. We highly recommend this tour for those that want to try...”
✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours
From $65 per person
$96
HOLIDAY TOUR

San Diego & Little Italy Holiday Donut
2 hours · 4 sweet treat stops · Ages 2 and up
★★★★★ 5.0 from 160 reviews
“So fun!! Very filling but everything that you eat is amazing!”
✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours
From $65 per person
$96
Enjoy the very best donuts London has to offer whilst seeing all the best sites in the city! Learn all about Tower Bridge, Borough Market, Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square with a donut in hand, what's not to love?
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Start With the Devil, End With an Angel: Our San Diego Donut Tour in Little Italy
Here's the joke our guides wait all morning to tell. The San Diego donut tour opens at Devil's Dozen. It closes at Donut Bar, whose logo is a donut with angel wings. Devil to angel in four stops. You'll groan, and then you'll take a picture of the sign.
India Street, Kettner and the tuna fleet
Little Italy sits just north of downtown, a neighborhood of piazzas, Italian flags and sidewalk cafes. After the first box at Devil's Dozen, we work our way along India Street and Kettner Boulevard, past outdoor dining terraces, small plazas and a lot of murals. Your guide fills in the backstory: the Italian fishing families who settled here and built a waterfront community around the tuna trade, long before anyone was selling cannoli to tourists.
Frost Me is the second stop, with morning buns and pastries. Nonna comes next and the treats turn properly Italian, Nutella pastries and cannoli. And then the angel. Donut Bar is where you'll meet the grilled cheese and bacon donut, which sounds like a dare and tastes like breakfast and lunch had a good idea together.
The neighborhood keeps changing with the calendar, too. Art walks in spring. Decorations in fall. Green donuts around St. Patrick's Day. Cruise passengers often join us on a port day, since Little Italy is a short walk from the waterfront. If the sun is strong, box up the last treats and eat them later by the bay.
Pick your San Diego walk
San Diego Little Italy Donut Tour: Our year-round daytime walking tour through Little Italy, four sweet stops from devil to angel.
San Diego Holiday Donut Tour: The same neighborhood stroll in December, with seasonal treats and festive stories along the way.
San Diego Old Town Haunted History & Sweet Treats Tour: A different neighborhood and a different mood. This food tour pairs sweets with spooky stories from San Diego's early days in Old Town, for anyone who likes their history a little haunted.
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