Tripatini, March 21, 2014
Pizzeria Mozza, sits on the western end of San Diego’s Headquarter’s, a rebirth of the historic San Diego Police Department Headquarters, built in 1939. After 28 years in limbo, it is now on the national registry of historic places, with buildings and an open air plaza at the entrance to Seaport Village. The Headquarters is an eclectic mix of complimentary architectural styles, including Spanish Colonial, Classical and Mediterranean Revival, and Pueblo Deco. The plaza includes a reproduction of the original fountain on its original spot. Now, you can stroll through shops, dine at fine restaurants, and enjoy San Diego’s tropical climate. The area is dog friendly—as is most of the surrounding area. You’ll find people walking their dogs, and dining with them in the outdoor areas of the restaurants.
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