I love a good food hall, and this one doesn't disappoint. A great collection of various cuisines,…read moreincluding yummy dessert options. This is a perfect choice for when you're traveling with a group and have a lot of differing preferences. Seating can be a little tricky, especially when you have a group larger than 6 people, but when the weather is nice, outside seating is lovely.

Liberty Public Market is San Diego's first food hall and opened in 2016. The market is part of the…read moreArts District Liberty Station and currently has over 35 vendors & open 7 days a week. [Parking]: Parking can be somewhat difficult during busy weekends, but there are designated parking lots throughout Liberty Station so it will require a bit of patience and driving around to find an available spot. [Amenities]: Free Wi-Fi and public restrooms are available. The market has multiple patio seating areas. There is a bar called Mess Hall Bar with TVs, but they were not showing the sports games our party wanted to watch. Please note that the food hall is located close to San Diego International Airport so visitors can hear noises on airplanes taking off and getting ready to land. [Vendors]: The market has some vendors selling books and handcrafted items. As for the food options, I thought they were fairly mediocre compared to other food halls in Los Angeles or Orange County. Some recommended options include Parana (empanadas), Wicked Maine Lobster (lobster rolls), Kebab Craft (Mediterranean food), and Mama Made Thai (Pad Thai). [Conclusion]: While it is great to see San Diego have a food hall that houses various cuisines in one spot, the market has a subpar parking situation, noise pollution from airplanes, and not-so-exciting food options. P.S. - If visitors have extra time to spare, then definitely walk around and check out the nearby art galleries and small museums.

The Sky Deck is generally a stop on all of my business trips to this part of San Diego. I love the…read moreavailability of the different breweries and seem to never have a bad beer (the 33 West Coast IPA was my beverage of choice this last trip). Ample seating, sun in your face, and a view (granted... over brownish open space or parking lot, but hey... this is a happening spot).

The Sky Deck at Del Mar Highlands Town Center is my favorite place to go. I looove the variety! I…read morealways have a greaaat time when I'm there. I highly recommend this super cool spot to the Yelp Community. I recently had the pleasure of celebrating its 5th Anniversary. I enjoyed an afternoon on the front deck listening to live music and dining at participating Sky Deck restaurants offering anniversary specials. It was AWESOME that they also had photo opps and a build-your-own floral bouquet bar. Craft House was very very popular that day; unfortunately, the customer service especially at the bar fell off...but the refreshing margarita made up for it eventhough minimal tajín on the rim. Glassbox was on it regardless of the busyness...bites were delisssh. And shout out to the staff at the Bouquet Bar who were sooo friendly when I checked in and patient with me when I was building my beauuutiful bouquet. They handled the lines gracefully :-)

We decided to visit Seaport Village Memorial Day weekend to complete the weekend of remembrance for…read morethose who have lost their lives in battle and service for the United States. There were so many people visiting Seaport Village today. We approached from the Embarcadero walkway from the north. As we walked up, there is a sign that welcomes you to Seaport Village overhead. It's always very nice to see that. There are new shops and restaurants that are available. I was amazed at how many restaurants Seaport Village Now has. The Mike Hess Brewing is still there. The fish shop is still there and Mr. Moto's pizza is also still there. However, it was great to see that the shorebird had been remodeled and now is open for business over the water on the right hand side of the walkway. The highlight of our visit was walking by and seeing the Zeta restaurant now open on the walkway with views of the waterfront. Please see my review for the Zytoun restaurant. Please keep in mind that right now. Seaport Village is very, very busy with construction. Most of the businesses are still open however, several of them are in a construction area. The businesses over on the east side of Seaport Village before you get to the Sally's restaurant, are affected by the renovations. Spilled the beans coffee and Mike has tasting room are not affected, but foot traffic is affected. The town Square where they normally have music and entertainment is not affected now they have games somewhat like lawn games available in that square area, but the foot traffic is affected by the construction of the Outer building facing the marina. Ther are so many vendors here now. We actually were able to visit an art gallery, walk over the pond bridge, with ducks and pigeons, peruse through so many cute shops, check out all of the food offerings, and just enjoy the beautiful views of the water at the Embarcadero Marina Park while here. This is a wonderful walk, and with the vendors, and other sites, it ends up being an adventure.

Seaport Village is such a great spot. So many activities and businesses to experience Beautiful…read moreview of the bay and I like popping in to all of the many shops. An obvious must try if you're in San Diego You can ride a bike take a boat tour and of course Eat to your hearts delight. Why not? Here you certainly will find and discover something to your liking

Love food halls and this one is no different. A bit smaller but very cute!…read more I ordered elote from "elote" and a surf n Turf burrito from Flor's farm to table. The elote was $9.50 and a decent size but too pricey for really what it is... The burrito was HUGE and delicious! Love the house sauce inside the burrito, good amount of meat (a few tough pieces but easy to spit out), and the mild sauce really isn't spicy at all so just a nice addition of flavor! Quick service - but also I went at 3:30pm on a Monday.

Great area to experience San Diego! There are open markets, places to eat, live music, people…read moredancing, and so much more. We ventured out to this location to eat dinner in the area. We had no idea that across the street was this amazing open area. The little old town was so cool to see. There's something for everyone here.

If you filter to negative reviews you'll see that almost every one mentions parking costs. If you…read morecan ignore that or if you're lucky enough to live within trolley/walking distance (as my brother who I'm visiting is) it's a really phenomenal mall. There's a great range of both high-end (Hermes, Chanel, Tiffany, Carolina Herrera, etc) and affordable (Uniqlo, H&M) shopping along with both expensive and fast-casual dining. I love going to Marugame Udon for lunch and grabbing a quick bite, or Haidilao for hot pot if I want something a little nicer. There's also a VERY popular Din Tai Fung here. In addition, there's a food court with some fast food options, a Shake Shack, etc. It's a beautifully maintained and designed outdoor mall with plenty of space to sit and lots of kiosks where you can get coffee or small treats. Overall it's a phenomenal mall (maybe I'm biased because I haven't had to deal with parking though) and I'll definitely return.

Every time I come down to San Diego to visit my daughter, I usually stop by Westfield UTC. I really…read morelike this place because it's clean, nice, and there are a lot of food options, so we can just walk around, relax, do a little shopping, and eat all in one area. There are a few restaurants here that I personally like, especially Din Tai Fung and Haidilao. There's also Starbucks and plenty of other spots depending on what you're in the mood for. The whole area just has a comfortable vibe to it compared to a lot of other malls. Parking has honestly never been too difficult for me either. Even when it gets busy, I can usually still find a spot without too much trouble.

I only have two malls i consistently go in San Diego, the Fashion Valley Mall and the UTC Mall…read more However, UTC mall is more of a leisure... to walk around and kill time, for my son to play at the playground, for the festivities on the holiday season especially Xmas, to have family fun dates and good food experiences at nearby restaurants and the mall I always go to every time I have issues with my Apple iPhone and techs. The fashion Valley Mall tho, is my main mall. This is the mall where I actually do most of my shopping. We watch movies at the AMC theater when we have extra time and get food at the cafeteria/food court area after hours of walking. My son never misses going inside the Laderach to get a free taste, the best chocolate there is. We love going to this mall, especially with my son now being a teenager, we would most likely be doing lots of our shopping activities here especially at his favorite boutiques, like the zumies, Hollister, Rayban, and plenty others I do not recall.... We also love going to The escape room where the mall is. My favorite is the Nordstrom Rack! ;) The holidays tho could get really packed and busy but there's alot of nice things to see and lots of good deals to look forward to.

I will never come back to Fashion Valley Mall again…read more I was very disappointed with my experience. The mall itself has great stores, but what stood out to me was the number of homeless individuals throughout property. As a shopper, I did not feel comfortable walking around the mall. My two young kids were very uncomfortable, I have to move them from the food court and sit and eat elsewhere. For a high-end shopping destination, I expected a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming environment. Management needs to do a better job maintaining the property and ensuring guests feel comfortable while shopping. Unfortunately, this experience was enough that I won't be returning.

Great service! Eriel was manning the helm all by herself and did an amazing job!…read more She went above and beyond with service and made an amazing sandwich - best experience!

The Bridge Foodcourt is a fun stop if you need something on the go. Breakfast Avocado Toast is…read moreamazing and well made! Avocado, cream cheese, tomatoes on a toasted bread with two hard boiled eggs. Service is friendly and ambiance is clean. A bit pricey.

I am addicted to this place. It's like these amazing healthy ingredients wrapped in seaweed and…read morerice. Your mind might go to sushi but this is something very different and Korean not Japanese. My go to is the tuna (it's like a great tuna salad in a seaweed wrap!). They also do great Tteok-bokki and other simple and delicious Korean dishes. Go here!

Korean express Toppoki and Gimbap inside H Mart! Love this…read moreplace when I'm in need of a quick snack after grocery shopping or driving home. Staff is friendly. The food good and decent. Super chill vibes because it's inside the food court at the Korean grocery store. My recommendations: Try any of the Gimbap And the cheese sticks!! My favorite!

J tried the beef belly potato noodles…read more Soup was good Potato noodles were fun to chew. Beef and veggies on the dish made the experience more entertaining. It's a type of place I be happy to come back to.

I've been looking for a spot for potato noodles in San Diego. While they're not as thick as they…read morelook online, the texture is spot-on. The perfect amount of buonciness with a good chew. I ordered the Beef Slices (the classic soup with added beef) with half potato noodles and knife cut noodles. The soup was well-rounded and loaded with mushrooms, quail eggs, seaweed, and tofu skin. It felt hearty without being heavy. The noodle combo includes a drink, which was a nice touch. For under $20, the portion was good and served hot in a clay pot. I'm a bit indecisive so I went with the three fresh flavors on the server's recommendation, but I got flavor fatigue by the end. The knife-cut noodles also didn't stand out compared to the potato noodles, which are clearly the star here. The stall is located in a food court with shared seating, but the staff was friendly and efficient. Overall, a solid option if you're craving comforting, filling noodles. Everyone should give it a try but I probably wouldn't would come back just on my own.

Good food, food customer service. Family restaurant good for all ages. The fish tacos, sushi and…read moretostadas de aguachile are amazing. 10/10. And the aguas frescas are very good too! I always come here!! Recomendado bien rico.

The staff is pretty great, Several different eateries seem to be mostly owned by the same…read morecompany-ish. At first, I thought it was a circling of the wagons, different people different food, but I don't think that's the case . If you're in the area and got a couple people with you, you all want something different sure . Clean Nice. Almost like a Chuck E. Cheese food mall cafeteria.