Been frequenting this area for a long while or a big chunk of/span of my lifetime. As a local…read morenative San Diegan I like to introduce spots to people who travel into the surrounding area. Point Loma is one of those places since it has a certain charm to it. Don'tcha think!? *It's very historical and strongly tied to those who serve or have served our country. Hence the anchor logo and other nautical features you'll spot in the area. Especially since the NAVY is right there in town. *The market hosts many different food and small business vendors all in one hall. Truly a hidden gem and so glad they opened up the space to share with those business owners. *You can visit larger restaurants establishments in the very near vicinity as well. It's touristy and locals favorite hot spot vibe is all rolled into one fused place here. *Very Family and fur baby friendly! *Very close to some nice hotels as well! Hope you enjoy as much as I do! Cheers!

I hadn't been back here since before COVID. I'm so glad we decided to pop by for lunch. Food halls…read moreare perfect for parties that don't all want to eat the same thing. My friend and I tried three places here, and most of them were great. The wonton noodles from Slurp actually had a heaping big portion that we were struggling to finish. The platter we ordered from Asado Gaucho, while tasty, were too overcooked for our taste. The empanadas from Panana were to. die. for. If I come back, I am 100% grabbing some to go. We had asked the employee for recommendations and they were all spot on. If you have to try anything in this hall - highly recommend their empanadas!! I regret not buying more to take back home LOL.

Specialty Produce is the ultimate produce vendor. They carry fruits and vegetables that aren't…read morefound anywhere else. Every time I shop there, I feel like a little kid in Willie Wonka wotld, because they offer items that I've never even heard of before, and I am mesmerized by them. In addition to top-notch produce, they offer pantry items and some imported items that are sometimes hard to find in grocery stores, like type 00 flour. One note I have: take a jacket! It's a refrigerated warehouse and it's chilly!

Really cool grocery store, you have to sign in and register as a safety issue because of forklifts…read morebeing used around the location. You also have to wear gloves which I wasn't sure why considering people handle baskets that aren't cleaned and touch their phones and door handles to fridges and employees aren't wearing them etc... seems more viable to have hand washing around or sanitizer. But had some fun items, mostly tons of edible flowers and seasoning. I don't think I'd go back for basic produce as I saw a lot of it. But if they list the unique items like cucumber lemons or the different squash that's kinda fun.

This is a very nice farmer's market located at the Liberty Station parking lot. The market offers a…read morelot of good food vendors, fresh produce vendors, and local artisans. There are also a variety of food trucks and trailers. Many of the vendors were very nice and welcoming. There's a welcome station for questions and answers, including a guide to the vendors that are available. There's plenty of parking.

While wandering around San Diego by car, I happen to stumble upon this wonderful little farmers…read moremarket! I was incredibly impressed by the various businesses that popped up here to make this market, especially the prepared food foods, and food trucks. Almost everything was represented and seemingly done really well, but I caught my eye had to be the Hawaiian specialties and the grilled skewers. Unfortunately, I had just eaten and wasn't in the mood for a bite, but I was totally tempted to try it anyways. There was a nice little selection of produce, but I also love seeing all of the local makers and packaged goods that work for sale. I ended up enjoying the chili, crisp and other chili based condiment that were made by a local lady and I also really love the San Diego Pepper Company, and purchase their hot sauce to take home as well. Point Loma in San Diego you are super lucky to have this little market in your community and you can't beat the location next to liberty market and all the great food and drink and shopping to be had there. I made almost an entire day out of wandering around this whole area and it was the farmers market got it all started.

I ordered an adult size Fusilli with chicken & broccoli in a creamy pesto sauce. It was ready in…read moreabout ten minutes and I sat inside the market to enjoy it. (I can't believe I forgot to take a photo of it!) The portion size is generous and very tasty. Homemade pasta is such a nice treat & I think Pasta Design does a solid job. I added parmigiana cheese & red pepper flakes to my dish to enhance the mild yet smooth pesto flavor & there was just the right amount of sauce. The young employee who helped me was very nice and helpful. The pasta can get pricey depending on how many add-ins you choose, but for the base pasta & sauce, it is $12.99. My dish ended up being a little over $20 with the chicken, broccoli, tax & tip. There's time of indoor & outdoor seating in the market. There's also a full bar in the building and very nice bathrooms. There's also plenty of free parking in the many adjacent lots & street parking as well. Grazie!

I ordered a kids meal, but the employee rang it up as a separate kids-sized pasta for $14. The…read more$12.99 kids meal includes a juice and cookie, which my daughter wanted, so I asked for a refund to reorder it correctly. She argued that I needed to pay more, then said she would just include the juice and cookie so we wouldn't have to redo the order. When I picked up the food, she went back on that and told me I'd have to pay more to get them. I paid more than the price of the meal I actually wanted and still didn't get what was included. Really frustrating customer service. They need to work on hiring employees that can actually communicate and are honest. If the managers are reading this it happened on Sunday September 27th. Who ever that employee is needs major re training.

I stumbled upon this hidden gem while out walking and decided to stop in for a few snacks. I'm so…read moreglad I did! The store carries products from some of my favorite local vendors that I usually only find at the farmers market, along with a great selection of unique drinks and specialty items. One of the highlights was trying the banana water, which was marked as an employee favorite, and now I can see why. Truly taste like a banana, very interesting. The store was well organized, fully stocked, and easy to browse. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. While some items are a bit pricier than what you'd find at a traditional grocery store, the quality and clean ingredients make it well worth the cost. It's a great place to discover healthier options and support local brands at the same time. They also offer a membership for just $15 per year, which seems like a great value if you plan to shop there regularly. I'll definitely be stopping by again!

OMG how have I not Known about this place in all the years I…read morehave been going to sunny Southern California! The food upstairs rotates daily and everything is so good and healthy! I was able to build my own salad and I got a lot of food for less than $10 great cool outdoor options to eat at

I needed help finding some things, and I got precisely that as soon as I walked in the door... oh,…read moreand had a great, albeit brief conversation with a gentleman who was loading the dairy case. He was incredibly professional, polite and definitely knew what he was doing (I love when people represent both the company and themselves such as this guy did. I think my complimentary words ushered him revealing the reason he "gets it"... he told me he'd been with the company since 1988. I guess every store has one of those people that is on their best game, some may have more... but I know I just met one of them. In my hometown of Downey we have two Ralph's, locations at one I got Sal, and at the other, I got Nicholas. They, like this gent, are firing on all cylinders. Keep up the great job Ralph's....as I found the store to be well stocked, and spotlessly clean. When I next go to Humphrey or do staycations nearby, I will be sure to return.

Ralph's is part of the Kroger empire. I could tell by the familiar price tags when I walked in. The…read morestore still has a local grocery vibe. The store is laid out well, but the aisles are a bit tight. I found I had to wait for someone to leave an aisle before I could get in. People were friendly, though. The clerk was helpful and gave me some pointers on local alcohol laws. I bought some wine and a few snacks. Bring bags. Parking is available, but tight.

Everything was fantastic! Service was excellent, the "blue" bowl was delicious, my first time…read morehaving that flavor, toppings were fresh and it was exactly as pictured on the menu. Perfect end to a long hot day of work in the sun. Just what I needed! Refreshing and good. I forgot to take a picture!

Located inside the food hall of Liberty Station (more towards the middle by fluster cluck). Lots of…read moreparking in the area. They have tables located right next to the shop. Napkins by register, must ask for utensils. Staff were fairly rude and would tell people walking up to the register they were 'busy and they needed to wait' and then when they went to order would say 'what do you want?'. They only had one or two customers but insisted on making the entire bowl from start to finish before allowing another customer to order. Tried: Pitaya sunrise $16 - fruit was old and mushy. Taste was just okay, not worth the price. I would not recommend this place.

Not busy here so we bought some for my family From…read moreWashington a snack for there long trip back. Service was good she said for $1 more you can get A bucket Sure they were happy and it's the holidays What're isn't going to make family happy They got cheese and original We sampled some Hey they had cinnamon roll popcorn I tried to sweet for my liking but hey I like a savory popcorn So go check them out

I had one of those giant pretzels from this place at Liberty Public Market. Although they offer a…read morevariety of flavors, I decided on the traditional with sea salt. You have to pay for dipping sauce. I had the mustard. The pretzel came with a very good amount of sea salt. It was well baked and offered a light crispy exterior and a soft center. It was tasty for sure and went well with the traditional mustard. They also offer a jalapeno & cheese, pepperoni & cheese, and cinnamon & sugar with a variety of sauces. Oh yes! They offer a lot of tasty popcorn flavors! The service was very friendly.

Absolutely loved this spot at Liberty Station! I was just window shopping when I came across these…read morelittle jugs and realized they were samplers. I wasn't even planning to buy anything, but they got me I've been using mine for salad dressing and it's sooo refreshing! Definitely try all the flavors to see what the hype is about--you might leave with one too!

What a cool spot inside liberty station public market! Incredible array of infused olive oils, with…read moremost having taste testers. Great idea as you never know how much infused flavor there will be, and the few I tasted were very flavorful! The salt & spices section is great and I couldn't help but buy the habanero salt -- $10.99 for 3.7oz. Pretty expensive but I know it'll go a long way as it has a lot of great flavor. So delicious. Cashier was friendly. Great small business to support and I'll indeed be back!

This is a bad ass place. Everything looks amazing, and the sandwiches , well just have a look. This…read moreis the 25 as they call it . Leo was cool! I pretty mich told him just make it your way!

Siesel's Meats is the original location if you love going to Iowa Farms in Mission Valley. These…read moretwo locations will be our go to for getting high quality butchered meats. We typically go to Iowa Farms since it's close to us and we're familiar with the location. We love getting the potato salad and bbq baked beans (prepackaged) sides there when we stop in, but if you're not early on the weekend, they usually run out. So we decided since we'd be in the Bay Park area, we'll check out the original location, Siesel's. Glad we did! I wanted to make a slow cooker brisket one weekend, so it was perfect. Siesel's is a bit larger than Iowa Farms and feels a bit more open. Same great cow awaiting outside the store. But they have a whole deli counter with all the sides plus more! They didn't have any ready made prepackaged bbq baked beans, it was better, made fresh daily and we were able to get as much as we wanted at the deli counter. They also have several different Siesel's signature potato salads and pasta salads that aren't offered prepackaged at Iowa farms, which I absolutely love! My favs are the Asiago pasta and deviled egg potato salad. We also decided to try their Tri-tip sandwich made to order at the deli and it was delicious! Fluffy bun piled high with Tri-tip covered in bbq sauce and have the option to add cheese and anything else. Love it! Staff is always very helpful. Parking lot can get full on the weekends, and they can run out of the pre-prepared meats in the front counter, but make sure to ask if there's any more in the back or they may be able to prepare some for you! We'll definitely be back! Until next time! :) Simply the best! Series: 17 2026: 34