I was looking for a copy of the San Diego Union Tribune but unfortunately found out this newsstand…read moredoes not sell newspapers as advertised on Yelp! However, they do have lots of magazine selections and the service was fine overall.

Impossible to find. I used several different mapping services and wherever they took me there was…read moreno newsstand. I called them and there was no answer. I believe they must be out of business.

Spent an enjoyable day here this past Saturday. Lots of vendors selling books and book related…read moremerchandise. They also had authors talking about their latest release. The campus where it's held is very beautiful and parking in their garages is free on the weekend. If they hold it again next year we'll be back.

I recently attended San Diego fashion week in the plaza. It was my second year in a row. Last year…read moreI was on the second level because there wasn't enough seating down below. This year, I managed to get there a little bit early and got a seat on the main floor. It was a well produced fun event. It moved in a timely manner, and it was fun to see the upcoming fashions for the season. I believe this year was a little bit better organized than last year, but the show seemed a lot smaller than last year. It was still enjoyable and I will definitely try to come again next year .

The Fashion Lover in me was at this shopping mall for Posh La Plaza Runway produced by Fashion Week…read moreSan Diego. The beauuutiful models (from young to more mature) owned this multi-level runway for suuure. Worked it!! It was niiice to see how they all gracefully catwalked around the building with their inspired outfits. The plaza itself was a greaaat place to hang out at the outdoor seating area. It was pretty lively with the spectators for the fashion show and those there for the unique high-end stores including an Italian restaurant on the 3rd Floor. Honestly, there was not a lot of options but it was verrry clean in general. I'd definitely go back since I had a wonderful time.

Souvenirs and snacks…read more.. I noticed that more than the U.S. News but it is slightly different from the usual Hudson News shops with fun astrology jewelry, Hello Kitty section and a lot of souvenir items and squishies (I learned that it won't pass security) must be checked in luggage but did find a sticker that caught my eye and did walk away with just that, the staff is very nice and friendly while I needed to check out they immediately opened another window so that I didn't have to wait is nice. The prices here are a lot higher versus the other airport shops though do have different items so the apple and oranges choices does fluctuate but in the end the options to have various items does make the difference for a happy and smooth flight. Thank you!

This little store has items like books, magazines, snacks, and water for people who are at the…read moreairport and willing to airport prices for convenience. I did not recognzie the name of the store on my credit card summary and it looks like a new magazine subscription so I called to make sure they were not going to give me a monthly charge for something I did not read. But I now remember purchasing readers there so the charge is ligit.

The Bird House Grill also has an adjacent gift shop featuring all things Turkish. You can find…read moreexotic scarves and authentic belly dancing outfits in addition to jewelry, plaques and pottery all from Turkey.

Food was good, service annoying. Went for late lunch 1pm,…read morehad chicken kabobs. Really good. Not a unique choice, but that was because we tried to order three "specials" of the "daily specials" card were not available, huh? Why have a special if not available. Strange note: a group of 3 people came in, were told to pick a table, they sat at a 6 chair table (12 or so total tables in the place) then the waitress asked them to move to a smaller table in case a big party needed the table. First, it was 1pm on Monday. Second, we were the only two groups in the place. Third, if a large group had come, they could easily move a couple of the other 10 tables around. I would have moved to another table at a different restaurant. Nothing seemed customer focused. Maybe that's why it was empty, usually empty when we walk by. UPDATE: Aug 2013- Went back on a Friday night with some friends and accidentally arrived just before the "show." The staff was super nice and squeezed us into a side table which was very nice. We ordered some sides and different foods, all were VERY good. The price was very fair based on how well we were treated. We will be back often to enjoy. Thank you!

I usually attend the Little Italy Art Walk, but I missed it this year. Liberty Station is a nice…read moreplace to have this event. The parking is definitely easier than Little Italy . But I prefer the Little Italy vibe more. It's more lively and I think more artists are there. This event is free on Saturday and Sunday, however they hold a Preview Party on Friday night for those willing to pay $25 a person. I thought that was a little snobbish. Every day there is a stage with live music. You can also purchase food and alcohol every day. The art is varied with many types of art. There are jewelers, photographers, glass artists, wood artists, painters, people who work with fabric, metal - etc. I love how the artists are there so you can ask them about their techniques. You can sit down and create a watercolor, and there are also some booths for kid activities. We were looking for art for our bedroom and we were able to find and take home a beautiful framed print signed by the artist.

As a fan of the fine arts, I swooned over the wide selection of beautiful artwork, photography, and…read morehandcrafted work on display at the 2026 Liberty Station Art Walk weekend this year. Vendors appeared to provide friendly service to their patrons. Art Reach SD pop up gives kids (and adults alike) some time to hone their craft.

After hanging out with friends/family in the area during the day, it was very chilly after the sun…read morewent down. So I needed something warm to stay and do dinner at Sbicca across the street. Came in for a warm sweatshirt and there were several good options to pick from. Found a nice aqua colored top that was soft and warm. They carry many items for different needs/tastes and times of the year. We've passed by these stores (A & B) many times in the past and finally got to shop here. It's a cute boutique beach store in the perfect spot of Del Mar. Off the L'Auberge Hotel on the way to the nice park that overlooks the Pacific. The customer service is amazing! The young lady that worked both shops was very welcoming, helpful and professional.

My wife and I stopped at this Art center inside Balboa Park while we were in San Diego. We…read morespecifically came to this area because my wife wanted to visit the small stores here and look at their jewelry. I also took the time to feed our daughter here as well. The weather was still cloudy so the sun didn't come out yet but it was humid. The area is decorated colorfully to show the art around this area. There also a little water fountain toward the back kind of hidden. The concrete floor here is also in different colors to show the artistic side of things. There also a butterfly sculpture area where you can take picture if you want.

Most recent visit to San Diego, made our first trip to Spanish Village Art Center. I had previously…read morelived in South Orange County for over 2 decades and never knew about this location. Very eclectic is the best way to sum it up in my opinion. Many different mediums of art on display. It also seemed you could take part in art classes there as well. The artists that were present during our visit to the Art Center were very friendly and willing to share how they got their bug for art as well as the different projects that were of most interest to them. Art Center seemed to be well maintained and very clean. If you are in the San Diego and haven't been to the Spanish Village Art Center, I would recommend you make plans to do so.