Some of my favorite places to eat in Liberty Station are Stone Brewing, Fireside by the Patio, Officine Buona Forchetta, Slater’s 50/50, Fig Tree Café, Dirty Birds, and Breakfast Republic where you can get pineapple pancakes. This is a place where people come from all over San Diego to enjoy all many happenings that seem to always be going on such as Movies in the Park, Fantasy on Ice ( seasonal outdoor ice rink ), San Diego Beer and Music Festival, Spring Fling, Artwalk, and ay too many others to mention.

It is the former Naval Training Center (NTC) and is now an urban walking village that has 349 residences including homes and townhomes, an Arts and Cultural District, Retail District (with Trader Joes, Gourmet Vons and several other retailers and restaurants), Office District, The Rock Church, High Tech Schools, Loma Club 9-Hole Golf Course, The Lot Movie Theatre, Liberty Public Market and a 46-acre Waterfront Park. Located between Lytton St, Rosecrans St, Laning Rd and borders the Boat Channel and a small section known as the West Hotel Square across the Boat Channel right over the Harbor Island Bridge close to the S.D.