Seaport Village

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galemarie

Joined 4 years ago

San Diego's absolute B E S T for shopping and dining. Seaport Village has been my favorite place to visit every time we come to San Diego. I love the ocean waterfront walkway, the flowers and plants, great restaurants and shops. The shops are unique--they are not what you see in a shopping mall. It's a lovely place to buy gifts and something special for yourself. The dining is wonderful. The restaurants have outdoor dining patios facing the ocean or if you prefer, you can dine indoors.

Our best pictures always come from Seaport Village.

It's fun to take a ride on the fabulous vintage cararousel.

For a glorious day--Seaport Village is the place to go!

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Jacee

Joined 4 years ago

Stay home in San Diego, but feel like your on vacation. Though my family and I live in San Diego, whenever I want to feel as if I am away from it all ( a mental vacation), we go down to Seaport Village. From the live music playing in the gazebos, to the water front walkway

you can relax , watch the seagulls, fly a kite, eat an ice cream cone , get an animal balloon and watch all of the boats go by. Seaport makes for a refreshing change of pace from our everyday lives.

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holjil

Joined 4 years ago

Great Leisurely Get Away. I am a lifetime NYer but have had the privilege of spending time in Seaport Village a number of times. I love the relaxed atmosphere, wonderful shops and excellent places to dine. My whole family, from children to senior citizens loved the ability to spread out and explore all within the safe confines of Seaport Village. I would highly recommend it.

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Poohjee

Joined 4 years ago

A Lovely Place to Relax. I first went to San Diego with my fiance two years ago and we stayed at the Manchester Grand. If you walk out the back and down the stairs, you're transported to a quaint little area where people can be seen strolling around just taking in the view (and perhaps a Ben n Jerry's ice cream cone or two!).

There are a variety of shops and restaurants there (some of which boast the best lobster bisque I've ever had! (and I don't even like sea food!)). Its a great place to buy anything, from touristy stuff to beautiful silver pieces, or even stop by the Harley store over there!

If you're not in the mood to sit down and eat at one of the restaurants along the marina (to which I say, you're missing out!), you can go to the food court area and pick from a variety of small vendors.

I also think it's great that Seaport Village has a map you can print out to help you locate certain shops, and if you sign up for their newsletter you even get coupons for some of the shops there.

It's definitely a nice way to spent the day if you're not interested in the hustle and bustle of the Gaslamp District. Even if you don't want to spend too much time there, an hour or two of your time will let you take in a lot of what it has to offer!

Parking is usually not an issue, and you get free parking for a few hours with validation from the shops or restaurants!

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DaKween

Joined 4 years ago

Love This Place!. Hmm, where to begin!

Seaport village is spectacular!

The view, shops, people, everything is just awesome!

Even the seagulls can make you smile!

Dinner and a little walk makes for an amazing night!

I would recommend that everyone who gets a chance goes at least once!

xoxox

~Sharona

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Sugarpea

Joined 4 years ago

Great place for families!. I've been going to Seaport Village since I was a very small child and it has always held a special place in my heart. I always looked forward to the candy store near the gazebo, where we'd get candy apples or fudge (or both) and dance to the music outside, then pop into the toy store next door. As an adult I still love the candy store (I got baby shower party favors there and they were a big success), plus the bookstore/coffee shop and salads from the Greek place. Seaport Village is also a nice spot to bring a picnic and sit under a tree overlooking the bay. Our family loves it!

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Editorial Review. Waterfront park and shopping destination hosts seafood restaurants, public docks and marinas, gift shops and a working carousel.