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Obviously, Little Italy is above all a very good quality and beautifully decorated Italian restaurant. What is less known is that it is also a grocery store! And even if it is not the core business of the house, the products are nevertheless of very good quality and very well selected. We find the traditional panettone during the holidays but also 100% Italian cold cuts, matured cheese, condiments to embellish our dishes and appetizers... A small gold mine for those who like to cook... the Italian way!
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Members' reviews on THE LITTLE ITALY SHOP
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The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
Visited in may 2025
Great find on our first day in Dijon. Really enjoyed the Tuna pizza, the friendliness of the staff and the decoration/ ambience. But went back two days later and was told very loudly by a member of staff that were not welcome if we were not ordering food! What a poor way to treat returning customers!
Visited in may 2025
Superbe endroit. Produits variés et de qualité. Personnel serviable et très sympathique. Une très bonne adresse. Une petite partie de l'Italie en Bourgogne car oui le brunch est entièrement italien. Les poivrons... Une tuerie
Visited in april 2025
Incroyable, c’est un grand oui ! Un 10 sur 10 je recommande !! Bon juste mtn je m’appelle Denis mais bon on pardonne ça
Visited in april 2025
Buffet à volonté type asiatique mais en version italienne. Bon rapport qualité/prix. Petites assiettes pour limiter les quantités (pas très pratique du coup). L'accès au buffet est difficile, il faut se frayer un chemin. Accès sans resa préalable impossible
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Je me dit que c'est bête parce que je ne voulais pas de viande et que j'aurais aimé testé leur pizza la moins chère pour me faire un avis simple : que nenni ! leur "margherita" (la vraie cette fois, qu'ils appellent "From Napoli", donc tomate, mozzarella di bufala, basilic, huile d'olive) est à 15,50 euros :'(
Le tout sans aucune info sur les produits utilisés et leur provenance (et une pizza - disons le - d'une diamètre bien inférieur à ce qu'on peut attendre : 26cm au lieu d'un 30 standard).
On passera également sur la quantité d'eau présente à la surface de la pizza (rookie mistake)...