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

The Headquarters at Seaport is a historical landmark in downtown San Diego. It was the old police…read moreheadquarters back in the day. You can check it out as well. It is now with restaurants, boutiques, and event spaces. It has a courtyard with seating. We've eaten at the Cheesecake Factory and Puesto's, and Eddie V's. It's nice to sit at the courtyard after a long walk. People watching is also entertaining.

When we first moved to San Diego two decades ago, The Headquarters was literally an abandoned…read morepolice station -- actually, San Diego's Police Headquarters, Jail & Courts 1939-1987. Today, thanks to preservation and a significant renovation completed in 2013, The Headquarters is an open-air shopping center with restaurant and retail spaces surrounding an interior courtyard. We have dined here at three of the restaurants over the last decade and enjoyed some quiet time in the courtyard. It's one of our favorite places to meet friends and bring visitors. The Headquarters is an easy walk from the hotels in the waterfront area. Convention Center and Petco Park are also walkable. The Metro Green Line Seaport Village stop is also a short walk away -- BTW the Trolley is our favorite way to get here. Oh, before I forget. There's a hidden gem here: a free, mini-museum with artifacts from the old police station, including eight original jail cells, and a wall of mug shots. Check it out, and step back into a slice of San Diego history

I always get asked where is the best place to buy San Diego souvenirs. Besides Old Town this is one…read moreof my favorite places to go. They have a little bit of everything here. Novelties, clothes, trinkets, sunglasses. A little of everything can be had here. The store itself is huge and lots of room to explore what you want. The best part about this place is they will ship your items to anywhere you want too! The prices are very reasonable and the staff is very friendly. Don't forget to stop by or feel free to recommend this place to someone from out of town.

Was walking through Sandiego downtown and found this souvenir shop. It's a large shop with so many…read moredifferent soveniers and branded SD jerseys . Nice location .. right in the heart of the city . Of course parking is tough here .. lots of walking up and down the streets and they have some good collection of stuffs . Service could be better . Billing can be faster too. Many of the stuff here is expensive . If we had to get a soveniers u have to search a lot to get it with a fair price .. got a couple of soveniers - magnets , etc.. quality was good though. Good shop .. 3 stars ..

Super congested, high stress shopping center that's always busy. Parking lot has a strange design…read morewith cramped, golf cart sized parking spaces. Many angular blind spots so please use extra caution driving especially with the many pedestrians milling about. Personally, I don't think this is a well designed center at all. Best time to visit Ralphs is before 9am and after 8pm. Less congested. Really don't recommend coming here unless you're able to walk to it.

Very disappointed in their use of the public space. I stopped at a bench next to Ike's Place with a…read morefriend to enjoy the coffee we purchased at Starbucks. We chose to sit here because there were too many dogs outside of Starbucks for our comfort. We didn't sit here more than 10 minutes talking before the security guard came and asked us to move along. We weren't doing anything more than talking and laughing about our weekends. My question to management is why create a public space if you aren't going to let the public use and enjoy it? If this is how they will treat residents and tourists then their redesign is an EPIC fail. If it weren't for Trader Joe's and Starbucks I wouldn't come into the Uptown Shopping District again. Booooo!

This is the heart of Little Italy area…read more Lots of tables set out in the Piazza. The fountain is pretty compared to what you might find in Italy. The sound of planes taking off every few few minutes above. The food hall in the piazza. The brunch spot.

The Piazza Della Famiglia is the ionic hot spot and meeting area in Little Italy! Its 10,000 sq ft…read moreopen air work of art was dedicated and presented to the community on August 2, 2018. The Piazza is centrally located in Little Italy from the front of India St and the backside of Columbia. There are many chairs and tables to sit at enjoy people watching or one of the many restaurants from the food hall. Alcohol beverages are allowed but not from any outside sources than the food hall. The value for the food and drink prices are a little steep but I must say you are paying for the experiences like no other. There is a beautiful water fountain on the backside of Columbia, and the Piazza is decorated throughout the year based on seasons. From the left facing India, you have the beautiful Vici apartments, and to the right, you have Amici apartments. There are many events here held daily, such as on Thursday nights, they have salsa nights, and they also do trivia nights as well and wine and paint. The best thing to do for events is go to the little Italy page to keep up with the latest events. They even once had a boxing match that was really cool to watch. On Wednesday and Saturdays, they have the little Italy Mercarto market that stretches through the Piazza. The Piazza is also home to Taste of Little Italy, where they hold annual events for the spectacular tasting event. The best time to go is basically anytime you're in the area since you will get different experiences each visit since there is always something going on. If you go early in the morning, you might pass up the little italy crew deep cleaning the Piazza with high-pressure washers and a group of gentlemen playing cards drinking coffee. If you go in the afternoon, you might experience people having lunch outside and school age children passing through while getting out of school. At night time is when the magic happens and everyone comes out. You will see magicians, live music, jazz players, dancers, and a whole lot of pedicabs waiting to offer a ride. The nighttime is beautiful with lights and the glowing fountain. Overall, I can go on and on about the Piazza, but you will just have to see for yourselves since it's so worth checking out. This place is perfect for meetups with friends or having coffee or a nice alcoholic beverage with friends or family. The Piazza will always have a deep place in my heart since I have so many good memories from this ionic place.

You can take as ferry from three places in downtown San Diego to Coronado.. You arrive or depart…read morehere at the Coronado Landing. In all our years residing in San Diego we took our first ride across the bay after the Coronado Bay Bridge walk. The views were the best, it took awhile to get on the ferry as the event hosted 10k runners and walkers heading back to San Diego There is some free parking nearby, Quaint shops and a variety of quick eat and sit down restaurants to sit on the water here. A lovely place to see the San Diego skyline. #Coronado #TidelandsPark #Ferry #SanDiego

Every year or so, I head to Coronado with my wife for a conference, and I get some time to explore…read morethe area. I always find myself spending at least a little time at the Coronado Ferry Landing each year. I enjoy the restaurants, stores, and even just sitting near the water reading a book. I am just as content being on my own there, being with my wife, or visiting with a friend at the Coronado Ferry Landing. The Coronado Ferry Landing has many great restaurants. I have enjoyed visiting Peohe's, Il Fornaio, Spiro's Greek Cafe, and Le Parfait Paris each year. In addition, there is Lil' Piggy's Bar-B-Q, Cocina 35 Brunch, Cold Stone Creamery, Coronado Coffee Company, Burger King, and Village Pizzeria. There are also many other restaurants nearby on Orange. For information and links to each of these restaurants, go to https://coronadoferrylanding.com/dine. There are also some great shops offering everything from designer shades and sandals to boutique fashions and great souvenirs. Some great shopping options include La Camisa Coronado, the Coronado Tasting Room, Vom FASS Coronado, Lisa's Boutique, and Miss Match. You can find links to each of these shops at https://coronadoferrylanding.com/shop. You can also find plenty to do at the Coronado Ferry Landing including bike and surrey rentals, bike and kayak tours, flagship cruises and events, and jet ski rentals. Find more about these at https://coronadoferrylanding.com/things-to-do. They also host concerts each weekend (https://coronadoferrylanding.com/events). Of course, you can actually take the ferry for $9 each way. In general, they are open daily from 10 AM to 9 PM. While I have shared links above, read more about the Coronado Ferry Landing in general on their own website at https://coronadoferrylanding.com. You can even sign up for their newsletter. As an amazingly picturesque location in Coronado with a lot to offer, I recommend that anyone visiting Coronado check out the Coronado Ferry Landing!

An average Ross Dress for Less but in a bad neighborhood. One must pass through a gauntlet of…read morevagrants to get inside the store. This, of course, is not the fault of Ross but must be considered when describing the shopping experience here. The selection is typical for Ross. A few bargains, usually in odd sizes. Most are overstock from other stores at sale prices. Some staff friendly and helpful. Others, not so much. It's a good discount store.

This is a bad location for a Ross. No dedicated parking. If you do decide to come down here, you…read morewill most likely have to pay for parking somewhere or park at a meter but their hard to get especially if you come down on a weekend or during a padre's game. You're better off grabbing a Lyft/uber or taking the trolley and then walking the difference. This store has some good stuff but not worth me going out of my way to go to downtown. The staff is okay. As always, every Ross only cares about getting you in and out. Not manners or how to be polite. Pay and leave. God forbid their timer is over how quickly they need to get you in and out that the person at the counter doesn't even have time to grab their stuff and leave before you call the next person in the line. I just always think that's rood and pushy behavior. But I've learned that's how Every Ross operates.

Zack was super cool and easy to work with. Easy sale. In and out…read more Thanks dude! Be back soon

Zack was very helpful ! I explained my price range and he…read moredelivered ! Very happy to do business here !