Wildflour

Absolutely gorgeous and colorful place in Point Loma! Very clean, beautifully decorated, and located in a quiet, pleasant neighborhood — really loved it. The coffee shop’s menu isn’t huge, and I didn’t find a dessert that suited my taste. It also seems like the menu hasn’t been updated recently, which might matter to some people, but it wasn’t a big deal for me. Still a lovely spot overall.

Cool spot for coffee and pastries. Nice bar for mimosas. Latte was rich and flavourful. Execept for the fact that airplanes go over and it almost every 3 to 5 minutes making it very loud and noisy. Great place to visit when in San Diego.

Great place for date night or family night, really incredible ambiance and vibe. The food is great, and the branding is pretty cool - you'll know what I mean when you go. Great mediterranean food with a hearty twist. They just opened up recently. I had the kale salad and chicken, tasted fresh but also flavorful. Sauce was really unique and delicious. My wife and I split the panna cotta at the end, I'm normally not a dessert guy but we decided to splurge... nor do I really write reviews but this place deserved it! Will go again for coffee soon because I hear Provecho is awesome.

Loved this place today. Had the delicious hibiscus tea and the presentation was so charming. The kids grilled cheese had the most perfect brioche (?) bread. The black sesame bread was yummy! And my avocado toast (no egg) was perfectly season and textured. An amazing experience and they had WiFi!

Really enjoyed our brunch and the friendly service! We had their Market Omelette and their gigantic French Toast, with Matcha Latte and a Mocha. Everything tasted fresh and delicious. We arrived about an hour before they closed, so we found a table right away. The place is beautiful, and we noticed their bar and dessert display. Just beware Liberty Station is on the flight pathway for airplanes going in and out of the airport, so noise may be an issue for some, but we got used to it very quickly.

I was here for opening day, what a lovely little restaurant. The service was great, our server was Qi. We ordered matcha lattes, the omelette toast and the french toast. The toast was very soft and the texture was wonderful. Overall flavor was fantastic, not overly salty, and the french toast not overly sweet. The outdoor area did need shade and we were burning up, but they’ll be fixing that shortly. It’ll be nice to come back and try other foods. We also liked the overall art and design, cute logo and illustrations.

My friend and I went to Liberty Station for a girls day. We'd never tried this place but walked by and thought it looked cute so we gave it a shot! Their menu was out of date due to a recent change -- I had originally wanted the kale caesar salad with salmon, and my friend wanted a sandwich, but they no longer served salmon or made that sandwich, so we decided on the kale caesar salad with prime rib. When i say this was hands down the best salad I'd ever had, I mean it. And I am not a salad person! I normally like more of the accoutrements in a salad than the actual greenery; you know, like croutons, nuts, etc. so I was a little worried when it was placed in front of me and saw no croutons, but a very generous helping of breadcrumbs and parmesan cheese. I don't know what sort of magic was in this salad, but I am now safely a salad person (and a kale person). I have literal dreams of this salad, the prime rib was made absolutely perfectly medium rare, the salad was full of flavor, and it kept into the next day where i could still enjoy it again for lunch. This was a month and a half ago, and I keep trying to find an excuse to go back. The service was wonderful as well! Our servers were fantastic (I feel bad I forgot their names), as at some point the first server's shift was ending and he made it a point to introduce us to our new server taking over for him. I can't say enough good things about them. We eyeballed the goodies in the refrigerated cases too, and while we didn't get anything else, i definitely plan on coming back and eating my way through their menu.

Food: The menu was shockingly limited. We came for lunch and were disappointed to find only a handful of sandwiches available. If they had been excellent, it might have been forgivable--but that wasn't the case. We ordered the Jardiniere, and it was borderline inedible. The overwhelming taste was straight vinegar, the kind that makes your jaw clench from the acidity. It lacked balance, nuance, or even basic palatability. Honestly, a store-bought jar of giardiniera would have been more enjoyable. The Prime Rib Sandwich was equally underwhelming. It consisted of a few limp, unseasoned, greasy slices of beef topped with a smear of horseradish. Any random deli in San Diego could make a better sandwich. Service: We chose to sit on the patio with our small dog, who was quietly sitting on the bench next to us. A staff member--possibly the manager--stormed over and, in a harsh and unnecessary tone, pointed at us and told us, "You need to get your dog off the bench now." We apologized and complied immediately, but soon noticed that another table, occupied by a white couple, had their dog on the bench without issue. We approached the same woman to ask if the rule applied to everyone. Only then did she, in a much gentler tone, go over and politely ask the other table to bring their dog down. The inconsistency in treatment felt too blatant to ignore. TL;DR: a visually charming spot with a limited menu of disappointing food and questionable service.