Italian restaurant · Little Italy

Amicci's

A casual, family-friendly Little Italy restaurant known for the pane rotondo, a round loaf hollowed out and filled with pasta and shrimp. Portions are generous and prices are lower than many neighbors.

Checked as operating: October 2026. Hours change, so check before you go.

Known for: Pane rotondo (pasta served in a hollowed round loaf), red-sauce Italian
Where: 231 S High St, Little Italy
Price: $$ · Moderate
Good for: Families, Groups, Visitors

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A spaghetti dish (illustrative photo, not taken at this restaurant)

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About Little Italy

A small grid of streets settled by Italian immigrants in the late 1800s, centred on St. Leo’s church. Family-run Italian restaurants, pastry shops and summer traditions like outdoor film nights and bocce keep its character.

Many restaurants are in rowhouses with small rooms; book ahead at weekends.
It is a short walk from Harbor East and the Inner Harbor.

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Amicci's is at 231 S High St, in Little Italy, Baltimore.

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It is moderate ($$) by Baltimore standards.

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