Someone in a full monster costume is debating a ramen menu with someone in a historical gown, and neither of them thinks this is strange - because on Halloween, this is just what the Night Market becomes. It is the most photographed, most food-dense, most visually strange version of the whole year.
The food vendors are the same ones you already love - the Filipino bowls, the Korean street food, the Japanese snacks, the handmade goods - but the context flips. Walking the vendor rows past the waterfront while a city's worth of costumes moves through the same aisles is San Diego doing its own version of Halloween, and there is nothing else quite like it on the calendar.
Arrive before 7 to grab a bay-side table before they fill. Bring cash if you have it - not every vendor takes cards. The market runs into the evening, which on Halloween means the city lights and the costume energy are both at full volume by the time you leave. Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Hwy, San Diego. October 31st. Free. Vendor lineup and layout at sdnightmarket.com.
Someone in a full monster costume is debating a ramen menu with someone in a historical gown, and neither of them thinks this is strange - because on Halloween, this is just what the Night Market becomes. It is the most photographed, most food-dense, most visually strange version of the whole year.
The food vendors are the same ones you already love - the Filipino bowls, the Korean street food, the Japanese snacks, the handmade goods - but the context flips. Walking the vendor rows past the waterfront while a city's worth of costumes moves through the same aisles is San Diego doing its own version of Halloween, and there is nothing else quite like it on the calendar.
Arrive before 7 to grab a bay-side table before they fill. Bring cash if you have it - not every vendor takes cards. The market runs into the evening, which on Halloween means the city lights and the costume energy are both at full volume by the time you leave. Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Hwy, San Diego. October 31st. Free. Vendor lineup and layout at sdnightmarket.com.
Someone in a full monster costume is debating a ramen menu with someone in a historical gown, and neither of them thinks this is strange - because on Halloween, this is just what the Night Market becomes. It is the most photographed, most food-dense, most visually strange version of the whole year.
The food vendors are the same ones you already love - the Filipino bowls, the Korean street food, the Japanese snacks, the handmade goods - but the context flips. Walking the vendor rows past the waterfront while a city's worth of costumes moves through the same aisles is San Diego doing its own version of Halloween, and there is nothing else quite like it on the calendar.
Arrive before 7 to grab a bay-side table before they fill. Bring cash if you have it - not every vendor takes cards. The market runs into the evening, which on Halloween means the city lights and the costume energy are both at full volume by the time you leave. Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Hwy, San Diego. October 31st. Free. Vendor lineup and layout at sdnightmarket.com.
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