A Liberty Station food hall Roger compared to Grand Central Market and the Anaheim Packing District, though on an early Friday-evening visit most vendors had already closed and little stood out.
A Liberty Station food hall Roger compared to Grand Central Market and the Anaheim Packing District, though on an early Friday-evening visit most vendors had already closed and little stood out.
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“Finally, a well needed "hipster food court" in SD”
On a Friday evening visit around 6:30pm, Roger found most vendors already closing for the night and nothing that caught his eye food-wise, though he liked the spacious, dog-friendly outdoor seating and said he'd return once the hype settled.
Stay in the neighborhood
A Liberty Public Market empanada stall Roger found underwhelming on a first visit, with one nearly hollow empanada and a spinach-and-cheese filling he called just okay.
A Liberty Station cafe in a converted Naval Training Center building; Roger flagged it specifically as a good brunch spot.
A Liberty Station sashimi spot Roger turns to when Sushi Ota is booked, especially for live amaebi served nigiri-style with the head and tail deep-fried tempura, plus a generous chirashi bowl.