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BOUTIQUES | GALLERIES HOME DECOR STORES 59 Loveworn 61 Home SB 63 Salt 64 Summer Style comes Home 65 Hayward's 66 ZFolio 68 EmmaRose Floral 78 Reed Interiors 80 Habitat Home and Garden 82 FloraScapes by Emma 84 Reed Closets

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The drinks are ice-cold and the summer style is nice and hot at Funk Zone cocktail oasis, Test Pilot.

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WHAT'S NEW

Get the scoop on the latest and greatest new store and restaurant openings around SB

DINING

Savor the diversity of flavors the American Riviera has to offer

RESTAURANT FEATURES

Get to know some of Santa Barbara's boldest taste makers, restaurant owners and chefs 28 Finney's Crafthouse & Kitchen 31 Due Lune 32 Dart Coffee Co 35 Khao Kaeng 36 Enterprise Fish Company 39 Toma 40 Mollie's 43 Alito's 44 Bluewater Grill 47 Flightline

SANTA BARBARA STYLE

A seasonal sampler of Santa Barbara's best fashion, home decor, jewelry, art and gifts

DESTINATIONS AND FESTIVALS

Explore the world of options and opportunities to get out & play and celebrate

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The spring/summer fashion feature was shot on location by photographer John Schell at Test Pilot in the Funk Zone. Model Brooke Dusek from No Ties Management wore a variety of looks from the area's best boutiques. For more spring fashion go to page 70.

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Dart Coffee Co.

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Get to know Santa Barbara's newest kids on the block. Fresh ingredients and handmade care - they’re the secret to the homestyle Mexican cuisine available at ALITO’S downtown. Brothers Eduardo, Victor and Juan Carlos Carranza based the menu on the food their mother used to prepare for them while growing up in Mexico City. There’s a big traditional Sunday brunch also. 509 State Street, 805.845.7133, alitosonstate.com Husband and wife team Brendan Smith and Rachel Greenspan, following the success of their mobile pizza catering concept Autostrada, are on a mission to bring the finest Neapolitan-style pizzas and naturally leavened breads to the Santa Barbara community at BETTINA in the Montecito Country Mart. Greenspan describes the fare as “California cuisine with an Italian accent.” Choose from a well-crafted selection of spritzes, amari, digestifs, vermouths and a thoughtful mix of new and old-world wines. 1014 Coast Village Rd., 805.770.2382, bettinapizzeria.com

Cafe Ana

Located across the street from the historic Santa Barbara County Courthouse, in the city’s Arts District neighborhood, CAFE ANA is a fine-casual all day cafe that draws from global cafe culture to offer specialty coffee, a curated wine and beer program, and lively fare with Santa Barbara’s relaxed spirit. 1201 Anacapa Street, 805.888.0262, cafeanasb.com

New women's clothing boutique, DYLAN STAR, is a unique combination of convenience, quality, affordability, and personal touch in an increasingly digital age. Located on State Street as a collaborative space that shares its walls with Salon U. 1719 State Street, 805.452.4061, dylanstar.com 24

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DART COFFEE CO At this great new addition to the Funk Zone, Erika Carter-Dart and David Dart share their passion for specialty coffee with this vibrant neighborhood. Roasting on the premises, they use only the finest organic, fair-trade coffee beans from small-lot indigenous farmers who share their vision. There’s a full espresso and coffee menu, pastries and organic teas from Rishi Tea & Botanicals. 120 E. Yanonali Street, 805.880.4229, dartcoffeeco.com

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INSTITUTION ALE CO. is a family owned and operated craft brewery specializing in American style ales. They originally opened in 2013 with a brewery and tasting room in Camarillo, and their Santa Barbara taproom is the first satellite tasting room. The taproom includes indoor seating with ten TVs, an outdoor patio area, and a beer to-go bar. 516 State Street, 805.482.3777, institutionales.com The same folks who brought the instant-favorite Empty Bowl Thai noodle shop to the Public Market downtown, have now opened KHAO KAENG in Montecito, where they are serving equally authentic curries and other Thai specialities. Co-owners Jerry Lee and Emre Balli, both sommeliers, are way into pairing wine and beer with the food prepared by adventurous chef and coowner, Nui Pannak. 1187 Coast Village Rd. Suite 9, 805.770.7170, khaokaeng.com THE MIDDLE CHILD offers a café style dining experience while delivering an elevated seasonal menu. Pinned between two farmer’s markets, TMC is proud to source local and delicious ingredients and support the local farmers. 18 East Cota Street, 805.770.5626, the middlechildsb.com

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TYGER TYGER features cuisine inspired by the bold flavors discovered in street food carts of Thailand and Vietnam. Scratchmade from the year-round local bounty of fresh produce, seafood, and proteins from the Central Coast, Chef Palaima’s menu is for grazing and sharing. 121 East Yanonali Street, 805.880.4227, tygertygersb.com

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get the scoop on all of the buzzworthy area eateries, + a helpful quick-reference dining guide. From casual to experimental and Mexican street to classic Italian, Santa Barbara satisfies. Bon appetit!

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Bring Everyone: “We’re family friendly, and dogs are always welcome on the patio."

FRESH IS IT Some 50 food elements are made in-house daily. All juices and purées are squeezed fresh daily, too, showing up in some of the 16 signature cocktails, like Greg’s favorite, the Meggerz Mule vodka with habanero-mango purée - named after his wife, Meghan. The Peggy’s chicken sandwich features his mom, Peggy’s secret family chicken recipe.

CRAFT BEER SPOKEN HERE A big neon sign proclaims it. The proof is in the changing list of 30 draft offerings - California only, mainly from SB County and Ventura.

ECSTATICALLY HAPPY HOUR (3-6 M-F) All beers, wines and cocktails $5, signature cocktails, $7. Get a Finney burger, fries and any beer for 15 bucks.

Bacon & Blue Burger Blue cheese, onion strings, bacon, house-made bbq, pretzel bun

FINNEY'S CRAFTHOUSE & KITCHEN

A Tavern for this Time: Don’t let the walls made of reclaimed 19-century New England brick, the ceiling of resurrected Wyoming snow fence, or the gleaming copper bar fool you. Finney’s is a modern tavern built for good times. THINK GASTROPUB 18 surprising sharable appetizers, plus pizzas, sandwiches, salads and tacos. Burgers are mixed chuck, brisket and hanger steak sizzled on a flat top. “It gives a nice crisp outside and keeps the juices in,” says owner Greg Finefrock. Vegan alert: The increasingly famous Impossible Burger is sold here! Greg Finefrock, founder

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35 State Street • 805.845.3100 • finneyscrafthouse.com SPRING/SUMMER 2019

ALITO'S Fresh ingredients and handmade care - they’re the secret to the home-style Mexican cuisine available at Alito’s downtown. Dine inside or on the patio for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. 509 State Street, 805.845.7133

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ANDERSEN'S DANISH RESTAURANT & BAKERY Andersen's, where everything is made daily from scratch, is known for their fine European and Nordic cuisine. Their sidewalk patio is the perfect place to enjoy a glass of wine or a Mimosa. 1106 State Street, 805.962.5085

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BOATHOUSE Located at Hendry's beach, the Boathouse is a hip, nautical eatery that serves mouth-watering dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The ocean views are spectacular. 2981 Cliff Drive, 805.898.2628

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BLUEWATER GRILL Bluewater Grill's selection of sustainably caught seafood features a full raw bar, oysters and local sea urchin, seasonally available halibut and white seabass all served in the airy, two-level restaurant with an upstairs bar and outdoor patio. 15 E. Cabrillo Blvd., 805.845.5121

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THE BREWHOUSE A favorite with locals of all generations, this gem serves up delicacies like bacon wrapped filet mignon, pan seared ahi tuna and pistachio encrusted salmon with red wine sauce. 229 Montecito Street, 805.884.4664

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CA DARIO Cá Dario has been one of Santa Barbara's favorite Italian food restaurant for many years. The food is excellent, the decor is inviting and lively and the staff is professional and attentive. The menu includes savory antipastis, tasty pastas and risottos, and mouth watering entrees. 37 East Victoria Street, 805.884.9419 SPRING/SUMMER 2019

The homemade tiramisú is as light as a cloud, but rich! Yes, an espresso, grazie!

TASTE OF HOME:

“Everything is authentic,” says Chef Elisabetta Penso. For instance, the pappardelle Bolognese, with its deep, dense ragú, cooks for two to three hours. “We want to offer a taste of home.”

A FEW PAIRS:

• With the linguine alle vongole (clams): “Fiano, a white from near Naples with medium herbs and a crisp, acidic finish.” • For Elisabetta’s Bolognese: Ripassa Superiore, a bold red made in the Veneto region. • For fresh local halibut with lemon sauce: One of several sparkling wines. “They refresh the palate without overwhelming the fish.”

DUE LUNE: GREAT ITALIAN A STEP FROM STEARN’S WHARF

The Real Deal: Due Lune brings a true Italian dining experience to the watery end of State Street. Sea views flood through walls of windows, and ocean air scents the big patio. Classic dishes and fantastic local seafood are served with a warm welcome that has made Due Lune a favorite of local Italian expats. PAIR IT Elisabetta’s personable husband, Antonio, is the general manager and a certified sommelier. “It’s important to pair food with the right wine because one complements the other. If you choose the wrong wine, you can ruin the taste of the food and you won't appreciate the wine!” 1 State Street • 805.770.3112 • duelunecucina.com

Antonio, gm and Elisabetta, chef

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Dart Coffee Co. shares a light, fun and airy space with Tyger Tyger restaurant and Monkey Shine Soft Serve.

THE DARTS:

Roasting daily onsite, Erika and David’s combined experience in the arts and sciences contributes to their roasting methodology: “We believe roasting is a balance of creativity and practiced precision.”

SCORE:

On a hot day, try the Beach Brew: cold brew coffee, milk, sugar and salt, shaken on the rocks. On a cold day, the Corena Cortado; it’s espresso, milk and a churro in a cup!

SWEET SPOT:

The pastries are as good as the coffee, coming from local stars Renaud’s, Helena Avenue Bakery, Deux Bakery, and Hook & Press donuts. David Dart and Erika Carter-Dart, owners

DART COFFEE CO. & ROASTERY

BULLSEYE: Erika Carter-Dart and David Dart opened Dart Coffee Co. in the Funk Zone, and are thrilled to share their passion for specialty coffee with this vibrant neighborhood. Dart Coffee Co. offers a full espresso menu and a great organic-tea program from Rishi Tea & Botanicals. OUR AIM IS TRUE Says Erika, “We source only the finest organic, fair-trade coffee beans from small-lot indigenous farmers who share our vision. We honor the farmers who provide green coffee to our boutique roasting lab and celebrate their hard work in every cup we serve.” 120 E. Yanonali Street • 805.880.4229 • dartcoffeeco.com 32

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CASA BLANCA Casa Blanca is a lively Mexican restaurant with a terrific bar, lots of seating options indoors and out, and a reasonably priced menu. Mexican classics include chile rellenos, tamales and fajitas, as well as specialties like the Puerco en salsa tomate. 330 State Street, 805.845.8966

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CORAZON COCINA Join Chef Ramón Velazquez for fresh ceviches, mouth watering tacos and homemade agua frescas! Our favorite is the Tia Juana - Spanish octopus, Mexican wild shrimp, Oaxaca cheese, avocado, almond arbol salsa and roasted anaheim chiles! 38 West Victoria, Public Market, 805.845.0282

15 EAST CABRILLO BLVD

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Pizzas range from an ultra-traditional Margherita to fresh takes such as the Soffione con Uovo, with dandelion greens, mozzarella and a farm egg; the Rossa Piccante, featuring Fresno chilies, spicy Calabrese salami, tomato and mozzarella. Know that any pizza can be made with the owner's gluten-free crust. 29 East Victoria Street, 805.957.2020 38 West Victoria, Public Market

Ca dario pizzeria

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Come check out the newly renovated lighthouse and get hooked on the best in fresh, sustainable seafood. Enjoy our waterfront patio, full bar and extensive local wines.

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ALITO’S FRESH MEXICAN FOOD

509 State Street, Santa Barbara 805.845.7133 • alitosonstate.com

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D'ANGELO'S BAKERY

D’Angelo's is the kind of bakery locals love and visitors are overjoyed to find. Choose a table indoors or out and enjoy freshly baked European-style breads and pastries and great breakfasts and lunches. 25 West Gutierrez Street, 805.962.5466

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MOLLIE’S FINE

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1218 State St., Santa Barbara • 805.706.8874 • santabarbaraitaliancuisine.com

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Thank you

In 1871, Santa Barbara’s own Judge R.B. Ord introduced Mexican avocado trees to the U.S., bringing the joy of healthy fats and guacamole to all.

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ENTERPRISE FISH COMPANY

For over 40 years this Santa Barbara staple has been serving up wild-caught and sustainably sourced seafood. Enjoy favorites like Live Maine Lobster, freshly-shucked oysters, premium steaks, shellfish, and EFC’s famous lobster bisque. Don’t miss their award-winning happy hour. 225 State Street, 805.962.3313

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FINNEY'S crafthouse & kitchen

From the reclaimed-brick walls to the gleaming copper bar, fantastic sharable appetizers, superb burgers, truffle fries, salads, sandwiches, 30 local craft beers, 16 signature cocktails and a rockinggood happy hour, Finney’s is a tavern for the times. 35 State Street, 805.845.3100 SPRING/SUMMER 2019

“Eating vegan can be hard,” Lee says. At Khao Kaeng, 80 percent of the menu can be made vegan.

SPICE RACK:

Each of the spicy potions in the tabletop condiment racks goes best with certain dishes. Ask the staff to guide you.

THIS IS CURRY:

With its handmade curry paste and dazzling flavors, the green chicken curry (kaeng keaw wan) epitomizes the made-from-scratch ethos. Team it with Austrian Malat Riesling, a flowery, highacid wine that perfectly balances the curry’s delectable fire.

MEMORY CENTRAL:

“On vacation, people come across these flavors and later think, How can I get that papaya salad or northern Thai curry at home?” Lee says. “We can re-create it for you.”

KHAO KAENG MAKES MONTECITO CURRY CENTRAL

Fresh off their first success - the always-full Empty Bowl Gourmet Noodle Bar in the Public Market downtown - co-owners Jerry Lee, Emre Balli and Nui Pannak (she’s the chef, too) are now serving real-deal Thai cuisine at Khao Kaeng (khao means “rice,” and kaeng means “curry”) in Montecito. PRO HOME COOK An adventurous chef, Pannak grew up cooking with her father in the countryside near Bangkok, always “searching for things I had never cooked before.” That spirit infuses Khao Kaeng. 1187 Coast Village Road, Suite 9 • 805.770.7170 • khaokaeng.com

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“MEZ” MIXOLOGY:

Try the new specialty Pineapple Mezcal Margarita, a bright yellow blend of Banhez mezcal, pineapple juice, turmeric, agave and lime juice, with turmericchili salt on the rim. Perfect with spicy fried calamari or poke.

LOBSTER: THE MAINE THING:

Mondays and Tuesdays, a live 2-pound Maine lobster is $37.95. (Wednesday is dollar oyster day.) Sourced from the same supplier for 40-plus years, the lobsters are steamed, not boiled, to retain flavor and moisture, then served simply, with two sides, lemon, butter and salt. Also available grilled over mesquite.

HAPPY PLACE:

Enterprise’s happy hour has been voted best in SB multiple times: bargain $4.25 house wines, 20-ounce craft brews for $5, and $5.50 cocktails.

ENTERPRISE FISH COMPANY LONGTIME LURE ON LOWER STATE

Longevity counts for something, and the Enterprise Fish Co. has occupied the converted brick laundry building on lower State Street for 42 lobsterloving, oyster shooting, mesquite-grilling years. WANT TO PARTY? The semi-private Back Dock hosts great gatherings, especially during UCSB commencement festivities, the busiest weekend of the year. Avian Johnson, marketing/pr

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FLIGHTLINE Flightline has landed, bringing an aviationthemed bar and dining experience to the north side of the Santa Barbara Airport. They serve wholesome American food at a fair price including steaks, tri-tip, salads, burgers and pastas, plus cocktails, local craft beers and wine from the enormous wraparound bar. 521 Firestone Road, 805.845.7030

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HOLDREN'S STEAK & SEAFOOD Elegant and timeless, Holdrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Steaks & Seafood, features USDA prime midwestern cornfed beef, charbroiled over their mesquite grill. The "Cowboy Cut" is their signature steak, a 20-ounce prime bone-in rib chop served over spicy onion rings. Their fresh seafood selection includes bacon wrapped barbecue tiger prawns, seared Hawaiian ahi, and a shrimp scampi like no other. 512 State Street, 805.965.3363

FISHOUSE FisHouse has built a huge following by offering ultra-fresh seafood, good drinks, an excellent happy hour, great prices and exactly the kind of friendly, casual atmosphere that beach volleyball players, fishermen, families, locals & visitors love. 101 East Cabrillo Blvd., 805.966.2112

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Signature Burgers & Sandwiches Artisan Flatbread Pizzas Chef-Crafted Gourmet Salads 15 Savory Appetizers Hand-Crafted Cocktails TV's for Sports Viewing Locally owned and operated, Finney's is open for lunch and dinner with Monday-Friday Happy Hour specials.

WESTLAKE VILLAGE SANTA BARBARA VENTURA 982 S Westlake Blvd. 35 State Street 21 California Street www.FinneysCrafthouse.com

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Voted Santa Barbara’s Best Restaurant with a View

JILL'S PLACE A little off the beaten path sits Jill's Place, a favorite among locals for their "old school dinner menu" of steaks, fish, chops and chicken all of which include soup, salad and a choice of sides. All of the meats at Jill's Place are hand picked daily and come directly from their local family owned meat company. 632 Santa Barbara Street, 805.963.0378

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2981 Cliff Drive • 898-2628 • BoathouseSB.com Still Serving the Best Local Shellfish in California

JOE'S CAFE The city’s oldest restaurant opened in 1928 in what had previously been a laundry, a blacksmith and a slew of restaurants. Guests stream in beneath the classic neon marquee, then gather at the bar for famously generous cocktails or hunker down in booths for some good, old American saloon food. 536 State Street, 805.966.4638

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Santa Barbara Shellfish Company at the end of historic stearns wharf

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KHAO KAENG The same folks who brought the instant-favorite Empty Bowl Thai noodle shop to the Public Market downtown, have now opened Khao Kaeng in Montecito, where they are serving equally authentic curries and other Thai specialities. 1187 Coast Village Road, 805.770.7170 SPRING/SUMMER 2019

VINE TIME:

Based in the little town of Valdobbiadene, in the foothills of the Dolomiti Mountains, Tom passed through acres of glera vines while walking village to village, 20-plus miles a day.

THE SPRITZ IS BACK:

Once wildly popular in Italy, the spritz aperitivo is a hit again. “It fits into a lifestyle, thanks largely to Prosecco,” Tom says. “With its light flavor profile and affordability, Prosecco is an elegant wine you can enjoy every day something done as easily at Toma as in Valdobbiadene.”

PAIR IT UP:

TOMA: PUTTIN’ ON THE SPRITZ As he has done for many years, Toma proprietor Tom Dolan, spent part of 2018 walking through Italy, tracking down good comestibles to “import” back to the restaurant. This year he visited northeastern Italy, home to the sparkling wine Prosecco.

Says Tom, “Prosecco and the spritely white wines of the Veneto and Friuli region pair wonderfully with our fresh local seafood - like octopus, calamari, ahi tuna cones, seabass and halibut.”

ON THE ROAD:

Tom carries a small backpack filled with only the basics, plus clothes for evenings at gastronomic outposts along the way.

324 West Cabrillo Blvd. • 805.962.0777 • tomarestaurant.com DININGANDDESTINATIONS.COM

MOLLIE’S: REAL ITALIAN After 25 years in Montecito, Trattoria Mollie has moved to State Street and is now known simply as Mollie’s. Here, the uncompromising, high-energy, Ethiopian-born chef/owner, Mollie Ahlstrand, continues to turn out benchmark examples of classic Italian dishes. CUSTOMER-CENTRIC:

“I love my customers and stand for them,” Mollie says. “We cook with honesty, dignity and pride, and I eat what I serve every day.”

CHEF’S VISON:

“My approach to cooking is similar to my approach to life: keep it simple, eat only fresh foods and vegetables - no processed foods - and get most of your protein from fresh seafood.”

INGREDIENTS ARE EVERYTHING:

Bread, tomato sauce, ravioli, gnocchi, desserts and gelato are made fresh in-house every day. She features mostly wild-caught fish and mainly organic vegetables.

A COUPLE OF CLASSICS:

b PASSION IS THE ENGINE “If you love what you’re doing, it’s not work,” says Mollie, who spends 12 to 15 hours in the restaurant seven days a week - and has since she started.

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Mollie takes special pride in two classic pasta dishes from Rome: carbonara and matriciana. The carbonara has no cream or peas, just pancetta, egg, pecorino and parmigiano. The matriciana is made with fresh tomatoes, pancetta, pecorino and parmesan, and never too much garlic or too much spice.

1218 State Street • 805.706.8874 santabarbaraitaliancuisine.com

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Featuring Prime Steaks Award Winning Wine List Dinner begins daily at 5:00 Lunch Mon. - Fri. 11:30 - 3:00 Sunday Brunch 10:00 - 3:00

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COME ON GET HAPPY Quench your thirst at these local watering holes. DOWNTOWN

Bluewater Grill 15 East Cabrillo Blvd., bluewatergrill.com The Brewhouse 229 West Montecito Street, sbbrewhouse.com Casa Blanca 330 State Street, casablancasb.com Finney’s Crafthouse & Kitchen 35 State Street, finneyscrafthouse.com FisHouse 101 East Cabrillo Blvd., sbfishhouse.com Goat Tree Hotel Californian 36 State Street, thehotelcalifornian.com The Good Lion 1212 State Street, goodlioncocktails.com The Little Door 129 East Anapamu Street, thelittledoorsb.com Holdren’s 512 State Street, holdrens.com Jill’s Place 632 Santa Barbara Street , jillsplacesb.com Joe’s Cafe 536 State Street, joescafesb.com Pickle Room 126 E. Canon Perdido Street, threepickles.com/pickel-room Test Pilot 211 Helena Avenue, testpilotcocktails.com

UPTOWN/ELSEWHERE

Boathouse at Hendry’s Beach 2981 Cliff Drive, sbfishhouse.com/boathouse Le Stella Cafe 3302 McCaw Avenue, lecafestella.com

G O L E TA

Los Arroyos 5764 Calle Real, losarroyos.net

MONTECITO

Casa Blanca

Los Arroyos 1280 Coast Village Road, losarroyos.net

Boathouse at Hendry's Beach

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THE little Door Santa Barbara With its stunning view of the Santa Barbara Courthouse Sunken Gardens, casual, cozy interior and very special customer service, The Little Door captures the feel of a Belle Epoque restaurant. Chef Oscar Ledesma offers contemporary-American fare, but includes decidedly French accents and influences from around the Mediterranean. 129 E. Anapamu St. 805.560.8002

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LOUIE'S

Located in the historic Upham Hotel, Louieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s welcomes its second decade of serving consistently superb California bistro fare, all prepared creatively with the freshest available ingredients. Enjoy lunch or dinner in the dining room or on the heated veranda. 1404 De La Vina Street, 805.963.7003

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LOS AGAVES Fresh ingredients and careful cooking are reflected in a menu full of delicious regional dishes from central and southern Mexico, Puebla, Oaxaca and, in particular, Guadalajara. Everything is made by hand daily, including the tamales, the tortillas, and the salsas. 600 North Milpas, 805.564.2626 2911 De La Vina Street, 805.682.2600 7024 Market Place Drive, Goleta, 805.968.7024 SPRING/SUMMER 2019

Mum’s the Word: Ask about Alito’s “secret” menu. Ali won’t say a single word more.

WHAT’S IN IT:

“We always ate well growing up, but at home, not at restaurants,” says Eduardo. “The key is to use fresh ingredients and make everything from scratch.”

MEX AT ITS BEST:

The shrimp cocktail served in a double old-fashioned glass leans a bit toward gazpacho, and the chile rellenos are labor-intensive artisanal examples of their kind.

BRUNCH WITH AN ACCENT:

Sundays Alito’s serves a traditional brunch with Mexican flair: there are omelets, house-made pastries and mimosas, sure, but also huevos rancheros, chilaquiles and sangria.

ALITO’S: AUTHENTIC, UPSCALE MEXICAN FOOD ARRIVES DOWNTOWN

Food Legacy: Alito’s proprietor Ali Ahlstrand inherited a love of ingredientdriven cooking from his mom, chef and restaurateur Mollie Ahlstrand. His new restaurant Alito’s turns that legacy to Mexican cuisine he describes as “love-intensive food.” BROTHERS ACT Brothers Eduardo, Victor and Juan Carlos Carranza have manned the stoves at Mollie’s for 25 years. At Alito’s, they’ve created a changing menu of dishes they learned from their mother while growing up in Mexico City. 509 State Street • 805.845.7133 • alitosonstate.com

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TUESDAY THING:

On the second Tuesday of every month, Ducharme features a seasonal seafood-and-drink pairing, such as sushi with sake, roasted oysters with Firestone beer and, in July, the always sold-out New England clambake. She and her crew walk around discussing the combinations with customers.

CATCH THE SUN:

The upstairs deck is the perfect view-filled spot for a bite like local sea urchin or mussels and a Central Coast wine or craft brew from the extensive list.

IN A STEW:

Here, classic cioppino is loaded with local shrimp, Venus clams and house-cut snapper, swordfish or Alaskan cod. The zesty slowsimmered soup oozes bright flavors, evoking a true Italian marinara. A mai-tai makes a satisfying preamble.

BLUEWATER GRILL:

THEY KNOW SEAFOOD

Bluewater Grill is thoroughly anchored to the ocean. It’s located in a converted lighthouse building on the SB waterfront, and some of its super-fresh, mostly local fish is caught from co-founder Richard Staunton’s boat. Chef Chanel Ducharme prepares it all with care and creativity. CHEF’S INSIGHT: Sustainability matters. Ducharme grew up by the water in Ventura and appreciates what the ocean provides. She serves only sustainably harvested seafood and can tell you where every clam, halibut fillet, crab, oyster, etc. came from.

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LUCKY'S Great food and service never go out of style and terrific ingredients make a noticeable difference. The menu is a la carte with a huge selection of different cuts of USDA prime beef, live lobsters and the freshest seafood. Sides range from skinny onion rings and creamed corn to locally grown vegetables, tomatoes and salad greens. 1279 Coast Village Road, 805.565.7540

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MOLLIE'S The new State Street location for famed Montecito restaurant Trattoria Mollie offers Chef Mollie's beloved brand of fresh, classic Italian cuisine. It's the perfect place in the theater district to grab a bite before a show and the Lasagne Bolognese is a locals' favorite. 1218 State Street, 805.706.8874

LOS ARROYOS This homemade Mexican food is crafted each day using only the finest ingredients. Their original recipes offer a variety of dishes from traditional fare such as sopes, tamales, and pozole, to modern cuisine including the Mamaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Salad with grilled vegetables and ceviche. 14 West Figueroa Street, 805.962.5541 1280 Coast Village Road, 805.969.9059 1992 Old Mission Drive, 805.693.2994

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Serving the Freshest Seafood in SB!

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Award-Winning Happy Hour Lobster Special | $1 Oyster Special

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RENAUD'S PATISSERIE & Bistro Indulge in the same delectable authentic fresh baked French pastries, tarts, cakes, cookies and other culinary creations by Chef Renaud at the new location, in the heart of Montecito. 1187 Coast Village Road, 805.324.4510 3315 State Street, 805.569.2400 1324 State Street, 805.892.2800

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SANTA BARBARA SHELLFISH COMPANY Located at the end of Stearns Wharf, hungry patrons crowd this casual restaurant where hefty crab and lobster are dropped into boiling cauldrons while award-winning chefs diligently work the open kitchen serving up signature dishes that rival any four star restaurant. 230 Stearns Wharf, 805.966.6676

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SANTO MEZCAL Santo Mezcal brings a welcome infusion of firstrate, authentic regional Mexican food to lower State Street. The newest addition to the Los Agaves family of restaurants is a bit more upscale than its siblings, with table service, a modern interior and a full bar. 119 State Street, 805.883.3593 SPRING/SUMMER 2019

Seaside Classics: It’s hard to beat an ahi tuna salad with a margarita to wash down that fresh fare.

BRUNCH:

Waffles, pancakes, design-yourown omelets, bloody Marys, sausage, bacon and pastries are just some of what’s served at Sunday brunch, from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m.

NIGHT OUT:

One room at Flightline becomes a laugh factory Saturday nights, as stand-up comics from L.A. and beyond take the mic. The monthly Sunday-afternoon jazz sessions are another big draw. Call for dates.

GET HAPPY:

Happy Hour has lots of great offerings: $3.50 house wine and sparkling wine, plus lots of small bar bites, including a $10 burger and beer combo.

FLIGHTLINE: WINGIN’ IT AT THE AIRPORT Flightline has landed, bringing an aviation-themed bar and dining experience to the north side of the Santa Barbara Airport. Owner Warren Butler worked with local aviation enthusiasts to pack the restaurant with flying memorabilia, and Santa Barbara history features prominently. BIG BAR, BIG SPACE, BIG VALUE “We serve wholesome American food for a fair price,” says Butler. That includes, steaks, tri-tip, salads, burgers and pastas, plus cocktails, local craft beers and wine from the enormous wraparound bar. 521 Firestone Road • 805.705.7488 • flightlinerestaurant.com

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Chamisal Vineyards & the Malene Airstream Located just 90 minutes north of downtown Santa Barbara, Edna Valley is one of the best-kept secrets on the Central Coast - a place where locals and devotees can enjoy warm hospitality and exceptional wines away from the crowds. A trip to Edna Valley isn’t complete without a visit to Chamisal Vineyards. A pioneering Central Coast winery, Chamisal’s estate vineyards were the rst planted in the AVA in 1973. e tasting room at Chamisal Vineyards features an outdoor patio with sweeping views where guests can enjoy a ight of the winery’s world-class Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs. Just down the road from Chamisal Vineyards, Malene is dedicated to producing Provençal-style rosé on the Central Coast. Malene’s one-of-a-kind tasting room is a custom-built Airstream trailer that serves three diﬀerent rosé wines on tap. For the winemaking team at Malene, rosé isn’t just a seasonal thrill, it’s their passion and purpose. If the sun is out, it’s the perfect place to grab a glass of rosé and enjoy a picnic. CHAMISAL VINEYARDS WWW.CHAMISALVINEYARDS.COM • 805-451-9463 OPEN DAILY 10 AM - 5 PM MALENE WWW.MALENEWINES.COM • 805-253-3338 OPEN FRIDAY - SUNDAY 11 AM - 5 PM FRI 48

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TOMA Experience the Santa Barbara waterfront’s most romantic restaurant and savor exquisite Italian and Mediterranean dishes. Pour over local and Italian wines along with a full bar of handcrafted cocktails and spirits, and enjoy warm and attentive service while dining window-side with a enchanting view of the Santa Barbara harbor. 324 West Cabrillo Blvd., 805.962.0777

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Tre Lune Creating genuine Italian cuisine with love and care is Tre Lune’s stock in trade. A favorite with Montecito residents, “Three Moons” is set in a charming setting. Enjoy high-quality Italian cooking served in the lively dining room, with its historic black-and-white photographs, white table cloths and hardwood floors. 1151 Coast Village Road, 805.969.2646

STELLA MARE'S Set in what was originally a farmhouse, Stella Mare’s overlooks the Andree Clark Bird Refuge. A beautiful glass greenhouse encloses the outdoor room providing a magical ambience complete with sofas by the fire for sipping drinks. Enjoy classic French country bistro cooking with flair. 50 Los Patos Way, 805.969.6705

DINNER SERVED NIGHTLY • LOCATED AT THE BEACH ITALIAN MEDITERRANEAN INSPIRED CUISINE 324 W. CABRILLO BLVD. • 805.962.0777 TOMARESTAURANT.COM

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STEAKS • CHOPS • BURGERS • SALADS 805.963.0378 www.JillsPlaceSB.com 632 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara

BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER • HAPPY HOUR 521 FIRESTONE ROAD • 805.845.7030 • FLIGHTLINERESTAURANT.COM

Breakfast Culture Club 711 Chapala Street, breakfastcultureclub.com Crushcakes 1 315 Anacapa Street, crushcakes.com Dart Coffee Co. 121 East Yanonali Street, dartcoffeeco.com D’Angelo Pastry & Bread 25 W. Gutierrez Street The French Press 1101 State Street & 528 Anacapa Street Handlebar Coffee 128 E. Canon Perdido Street, handlebarcoffee.com Helena Avenue Bakery 131 Anacapa Street Goat Tree Hotel Californian 36 State Street, thehotelcalifornian.com Jeannine’s 15 E. Figueroa Street, jeannines.com Lucky Penny 1 27 Anacapa Street, luckypennysb.com Renaud’s Patisserie 324 State Street, renaudsbakery.com Santa Barbara Roasting Company 321 Motor Way, sbcoffee.com More hot spots for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and everything in between can be found online at: DININGANDDESTINATIONS.COM Renaud's Patisserie

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Dart Coffee Co.

UPTOWN/ELSEWHERE

Daily Grind 2001 De La Vina St. & 2912 De La Vina St. Good Cup 1819 Cliff Drive Handlebar Coffee 2720 De La Vina Street, handlebarcoffee.com Jeannine’s 3607 State Street, jeannines.com Renaud’s Patisserie 3315 State Street, renaudsbakery.com Vices & Spices 3558 State Street, vicesandspices.net

MONTECITO

Bree’osh 1150 Coast Village Road, breeosh.com Honor Market 1255 Coast Village Road, honormarket.com Jeannine’s 1253 Coast Village Road, jeannines.com Renaud’s Patisserie 1187 Coast Village Road, renaudsbakery.com

SUMMERLAND

Red Kettle Coffee 2275 #A Ortega Hill Road, redkettlecoffee.com Lucky Penny

330 STATE STREET • 805.845.8966 CASABLANCASB.COM

Goat Tree

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Brewhouse Brophy brothers

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Fishouse

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Flightline

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Holdren’s

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LE cafe STELLA

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Los Agaves

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Los arroyos

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Santa Barbara boasts an eclectic mix of boutiques and only-in-SB shops offering everything from expertly-curated designer goods, to custom jewelry and bathing suits. With something at every price point, and for every style, Santa Barbara is a shopper's paradise.

ACE RIVINGTON Located in downtown Santa Barbara this men’s clothing store is inspired by the spirit of adventure and offers fashion basics in updated fits. The jeans, produced in Los Angeles, are sewn from imported Italian denim. You'll want to live in the terry sweatshirts and super soft tees. Take advantage of on-site tailoring and alterations while you sip one of Ace’s famous mojito’s, and soak in the sounds of Buena Vista Social Club - a truly unique shopping experience. 1114 State Street #25, 805.881.2999, acerivington.com AMBIANCE Montecito’s go-to for the fun, fashionminded crowd has a real “come hang out” vibe. The offerings here are intended for women of all ages, sizes, and style preferences and include a mix of casual contemporary lines, with a sophisticated edge. All-star collections like Alice McCall, Hammitt, Mara Hoffman, Frame Denim, Calleen Cordero and many others are in the line-up. There’s also a tightly curated selection of home and lifestyle items - books, gifts, candles, body care, and other covetable goods that will get you in the mood to shop. 1266 Coast Village Rd., 805.869.1811, shopambiance.com

AMERICAN COLORS At this flagship store located just off of State Street you'll find a collection of exceptional basics, including shirting, dresses, tunics, and tees in an array of sophisticated colors. The silhouettes are classic and the fits fantastic. All of the raw materials for the goods are sourced from Japan, garment-dyed and made in small lots exclusively in the U.S. 11 West Canon Perdido Street, 805-962-1133, americancolorsclothing.com ANTOINETTE offers a shopping experience that covers everything from cosmopolitan dressing to a more relaxed Santa Barbara style. Shop a beautifully curated selection of the finest European fashions, jewelry and footwear from world-renowned designers from Italy, France, and America. 1046 Coast Village Road, 805.969.1515

BIKINI FACTORY

The Bikini Factory offers a vast selection of separates and one-piece swimwear, hats, sandals and other “beachy” accessories. The Bikini Factory has been helping girls and women of all body types find the most flattering suits and perfect fits for nearly 50 years. They also offer design services for custom-made suits. 2275 Ortega Hill Road, Summerland, 805.969.2887

CHASEN Indulge in playful dresses, rompers, on-trend denim, and an amazing selection of cozy sweaters and more. Goods available at a variety of price points and looks ranging from cool basics to a bit edgy. 1046 Coast Village Road, Montecito, 805.845.6186

HABITAT HOME AND GARDEN

This gorgeous new addition to the corner of State and Gutierrez, offers a welcome alternative to “big box” furniture stores. The lifestyle home furnishings showroom houses five thousand square feet of global meets contemporary design bliss. Find decor inspiration in their collection of unique home furnishings, handcrafted pieces, imported antiques, and accessories. There’s also an in-house design team ready to assist customers with a full range of design services. 400 State Street, 805.343.1050, habitathomeandgarden.com HAYWARD'S Visit Hayward’s beautifully curated

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12,000 square foot showroom to see inspiring vignettes and shop high-end outdoor furniture, umbrellas, pillows, cushions, fire pits, decor, gifts, party favors, and more. Select from a variety of quality materials and styles - from teak or wrought iron, to traditional or modern - to create, customize, and optimize your outdoor living space. 7 Parker Way, 805.966.1390, haywards1890.com

HOME Santa Barbara Here you'll find the Magnolia Home Furniture collection by Joanna Gains of the home design and renovation show, Fixer Upper, along with an extensive collection of complimentary lines. The range runs the gamut, from farmhouse to boho, modern and contemporary and everything in between. The wellpriced inventory, including sofas, chairs, beds, decor items, gifts, bedding, and more, is always evolving and covers all of the latest home decor trends. 14 Parker Way, 805.470.9776, homesantabarb.com INDIAN SUMMERS

For over 25 years, this charming little boutique, located in the seaside community of Summerland, has offered a tasteful, comfortable and unique selection of clothing with a natural bohemian elegance. Indian Summers also carries a lovely assortment of handbags, local designer jewelry, shoes and sandals, and of course a collection of straw hats for the beautiful beach weather. For a genuine, customer service focused shopping experience, put this shopping destination on your list. 2275 Ortega Hill Road, 805.969.1162 indiansummersboutique.com

intimo The finest selection of lingerie and sleepwear imported from Italy, France, and New York is available at Intimo, housed on the other side of Antoinette boutique. Indulge in expertly tailored La Perla lingerie, clean and sporty designs from Hanro, or from a selection of gorgeous fashion forward swimwear. 1046 Coast Village Road, 805.969.1515 JAKE & JONES This lifestyle boutique, located in the historic Presidio neighborhood, is filled with the color, patterns, and great designs of modern fashion forward clothing, shoes, swimwear and accessories, as well as a thoughtfully curated selection of baby clothing, toys, books, skin and body care goods and home items. 136 E. Canon Perdido, 805.770.7763, jakeandjones.com J WOESTE LOS OLIVOS

J Woeste in Los Olivos is a must-see-and-shop SYV destination for gorgeous garden and decor inspiration. As you roam this fanciful horticultural haven, filled with a vast collection of potted succulents, outdoor sculpture, resonant windchimes, artisan ceramics and more, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s easy to see why. Be sure to pop in and peruse the 114-year-old farmhouse which is filled to the rafters with a stylish selection of homewares, practical and elegant entertaining essentials, luxurious lotions, bright begonias and cheeky gifts. You won't leave empty-handed. 2356 Alamo Pintado Ave, Los Olivos, 805.693.1951, jwoeste.com

LOVEBIRD In a petit spot located just off of State Street in the Presidio Neighborhood, you'll find a covetable selection of casual day wear clothing, basics, and intimates, as well as special occasion pieces, shoes, bags, and a covetable selection of jewelry. Browse giftworthy goods like cards and original works from local artists Erica Carter and Liz Brady, and organic bath soaps from Santa Barbara Aromatic. And quality is not sacrificed for affordability within the diverse wealth of collections offered here. The bright blue bistro table and chairs outside the front of the store provide a place for people to gather, shoppers to catch their breath, or simply for friends to catch up over a cup of coffee. 7 East De la SPRING/SUMMER 2019

GOING LOCAL Jill Johnson, local creative, SB native, and the owner of LOVEWORN, shares her passion for vintage denim, travel, and the Funk Zone.

ONE-OF-A-KIND

We produce an exclusive line of hand-screened graphic tees, custom-patched Levis, fun denim maxi skirts, couture cashmere sweaters, military punk jackets and more. I recently re-launched my line of mini-dresses, which already have a cult following, probably because they are incredibly flattering.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION

The store is a mere 132 steps (I know because I counted) from the Pacific Ocean, where I run along the beach every morning. We also have an art studio nearby where new goods are created daily. My little triangle of locations is the perfect coastal trifecta - I love and appreciate every day! The whole Funk Zone, with its energetic vibe, is filled with other artists and all kinds of interesting tourists from all over the world.

CREATIVE JUICE

Other creative and driven people, vintage textiles, art, and couture, among other things, inspire me. I also love to travel, see new things, and indulge in my mad passion for vintage American denim.

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The whole Funk Zone, with its energetic vibe, is filled with other artists and all kinds of interesting tourists from all over the world. Jill Johnson

Artist, Wallace Piatt and I, both Santa Barbara locals, have collaborated on artistic projects and business endeavors for decades. As the demand for his paintings has grown throughout the country, we are very excited to now have a gallery filled with his contemporary American pop art, right next door to Loveworn. It also serves as a cool venue for exclusive private events, as well as our art shows and gallery openings.

GREEN JEANS

Sustainability is important to us. All of our tees are ethically produced and hand-screened in our nearby studio. My dress line is designed, cut, and sewn in-house from a highly curated stash of vintage fabric from the â&#x20AC;&#x2122;60s-â&#x20AC;&#x2122;80s. We are experts in the history and fit of denim and stock hundreds of vintage jeans.

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LOVEWORN is an artistic melange of California cool, roadtrip, rock-and-roll and old-school beach culture, reflected in an exclusive collection of custom-made, hand-crafted clothing and accessories. Shop the impressive collection of vintage denim and be sure to check out the gallery in the back featuring works by local artist Wallace Piatt. 11 Anacapa Street, 805.895.8330, lovewornsb.com

OCCHIALI In business since 1988, Occhiali is the area's exclusive distributor for top international eyewear. Occhiali is the place to go for both fashion-forward and classic eyewear and sunglasses. They combine high-fashion awareness with prescriptive expertise. 7 West Canon Perdido, 805.963.5760 and 1046 Coast Village Road, 805.565.3415, occhialieyewear.com PORCH

is Santa Barbara’s destination for creating effortless California beach style. Porch’s curated mix of home furnishings, decor and gifts with a global and organic influence offers customers an eclectic shopping experience. 3823 Santa Claus Lane, 805.684.0300, porchsb.com

RIVIERA TOWEL COMPANY A portion of every sale of their beautiful, high-quality Turkish towels is donated to marine agencies working to protect our oceans. Shop the full collection of artisan-woven towels, bathrobes, blankets, bags, along with a beachy selection of accessories at their designer showroom. 17 W. Gutierrez St., 805.560.1572, rivieratowel.com ROWAN Sweet beachside boutique Rowan offers the best of casual, yet elegant Santa Barbara style. Shop the freshest dresses from Velvet, comfy tees and sweats from Sundry, cozy Joah Brown sweaters, a fabulous selection of Tom Ford sunglasses and more. 3817 Santa Claus Lane, Carpinteria, 805.684.6474, rowanboutique.com SALT Experience the healing benefits of pure Himalayan at this unique salt cave, spa and retail store. Indulge in a Salt Cave session or luxurious treatment, like the signature Saltsational Himalayan Salt Scrub and Massage. 740 State Street, 805.963.7258, saltcavesb.com

Santa barbara company Locally crafted artisan goods, welcome amenities for events, and beautiful gift boxes are the focus of this one-of-a-kind boutique. Shop delicious local olive oil, fragrant organic wine-inspired soaps, artisanal pickles, local art, books, and more. 214 E. Victoria Street, 805.845.3700, santabarbaracompany.com THE SHOPKEEPERS occupies a hot corner spot adjacent to the Funk Zone’s best restaurants and tasting rooms. It’s home to the Waxing Poetic flagship store and an eclectic mix of high-end clothing, accessories, housewares and general amusements. 137 Anacapa Street, 805.883.3132, theshopkeepers-sb.com

WILDFLOWER WOMEN This artfully-curated

boutique houses a covetable collection of clothing, accessories, and lifestyle goods for women, babies,and girls. With multiple store locations - one in the Santa Ynez Valley wine tasting hot spot of Los Olivos, another in Santa Maria, and the latest in Pismo Beach, you can shop your way up the Central Coast. Shop premium denim from Paige, Mother Denim, and Joe's, boots and bags from Frye, cashmere from Subtle Luxury, and Repaet Cashnere and more. 2920 Grand Avenue, Los Olivos, 805.697.7377, wildflowerwomenboutique.com

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GOING LOCAL Lisa Knutson, the owner of HOME SANTA BARBARA dishes on her design dreams and decor store. FROM BUDS TO BLOSSOMS

After years of raising children and working with at-risk youth, and countless hours spent flipping through magazines, creating mood boards, and dreaming of home design, I finally had the opportunity to follow my passion. Inspired by the home design and renovation show, Fixer Upper, I applied to carry the line and was accepted. It had always been my heart's desire to have a business with my daughter, Lynsey, so we, along with her husband, Jason Trueman, opened one of the first stores in California to offer Magnolia Home Furniture by Joanna Gaines.

MAGNOLIA AND MORE

So many people are after the Joanna Gaines design look, but don’t know where to begin. Shopping from the Magnolia Home collection - which is exclusive to our store in Santa Barbara County makes it easy and the price point is amazing. Plus, I carry so much more than will fit on the store floor. The additional lines are extensive, complement each other, and offer an eclectic range of styles including farmhouse, boho, modern and everything in between. I try to have a little something to represent each of them, and whatever we don’t have in inventory, can be ordered.

IMMEDIATE GRATIFICATION

The wonderful thing about our store is you can buy right off the floor and take it home the same day. Customers don’t always have six to eight weeks to wait for the perfect piece and here, they don’t have to!

WOMAN MADE

I am always on the hunt for specialty items from womanowned small business throughout the country. We have a quality selection of pillows, jewelry, lotions, candles and more from a number of these great companies and I love supporting them.

IN THE FIELD

Most of our customers, both residential and commercial, don’t hire designers, so we offer “in-home” consultations. We visit their homes or place of business and help them decide what will look good and work well within their space.

HIT REFRESH

Every season you can come in and find something that adds that little spark. You don’t have to buy a new sofa - just add a new chair, rug, pillows, or a decor piece that hits on the current trend.

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Porch Tell us about yourself and your business. I like to say I’m an artist who’s yet to discover her “real” medium. I am proud and amazed to say that throughout my working life I have generally always done what I love. Beauty and nature inspire and sustain me, and I think Porch represents that. It is literally my artists’ palette where I’m able to create an environment filled with gorgeous furnishings for home and garden, artful accessories and gifts that are layered with texture and time. I am a native Californian who loves to travel, so the shop has a distinct beach aesthetic with global accents. How did you land in retail? By total “accident.” I had been a floral and event designer for years in LA and was relatively new to Santa Barbara when I stumbled upon Island View Nursery back in 2003-ish. I had an “aha” moment – it was so beyond magical, and I instantly knew I wanted to be a part of it. Ultimately, I became their buyer & merchandiser, and eventually, I realized I had a desire to express my own personal version of retail. My former business partner, Christie Boyd, and I opened our shop in 2008. It was such an adult moment! (continued on page 65)

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GOING LOCAL Hugh Hayward, the owner of HAYWARD’S 1890, talks family business, his dream patio, and the secret to this local patio furniture institution’s longevity.

FAMILY TIES

I am the fifth generation working in this business which was founded in 1890 – hence our name! Since then we've evolved along with the taste and style of Santa Barbara. For the past ten years, our primary focus has been on the outdoor furnishings world, which we continue to grow.

DREAMSCAPE

Color and comfort are essential, but first and foremost my dream patio is filled with family and close friends eating, drinking, and enjoying a great party. A view of our beautiful mountains is a must as well as comfortable seating, a fire element, and heating to keep the evenings going outdoors.

FORM + FUNCTION

We focus on quality and style. The most important aspect of outdoor merchandise is its durability and ability to perform outside. Our goal is to have happy customers who take pleasure in their goods for years and years.

TEAM SPIRIT

Each of our “team members” has worked at Hayward’s for over twenty years. We’re all locals who grew up here and stayed here. We know and love every bit of Santa Barbara and have built relationships with generations of customers.

LAYER IT ON

"Color and comfort are essential, but first and foremost my dream patio is filled with family and close friends eating, drinking, and enjoying a great party. " Hugh Hayward

We have everything needed to transform an outdoor space into a comfortable and beautiful room: outdoor area rugs, fire pits, heaters, umbrellas, sectionals, sofas and chairs, lanterns, replacement cushions, pillows, dining sets, and accessories, including placemats, napkins, serving pieces, and outdoor glassware. Pop into the showroom to see our selection of jewelry, eyewear, pottery, barware, and gift items.

7 Parker Way, 805.966.1390, haywards1890.com

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Was there a specific moment or event that inspired you to set up shop in SB/ Carpinteria? Not really…it was a given that we would open in Carpinteria. I live in this special beachside community and wanted the business to be a part of it as well. What are you most coveting in the store right now? Hmmm…. So many great things! I love our new garden shed a lot! It has become a cool architectural extension of the garden where we’re able to host workshops, lectures, and even bands! It’s also a great garden shop filled with outdoor furniture, awesome garden vessels and unique gifts such as our bespoke wall pocket planters. How did you develop such a loyal customer base? I believe it’s our connection to the community. I learned an important lesson in retail a long time ago: People have many places to shop, but they usually choose to shop where they have relationships. Since we opened over ten years ago, it has always been our raison d’etre to be more than just a retail shop. We support local artists and makers, we host artist receptions, workshops, fundraisers and various special events and we are proud to say we are part of our special community. What about Porch makes you the proudest? This is an easy answer; Porch is truly a reprieve for those seeking a connection to beauty, nature, and community. All of us on the Porch “team” have an innate connection to nature and beauty, and I truly believe that energy is a visceral experience. It fills my heart when I hear it time and time again from our customers; they come in not only for the beautiful and unique items we carry but to feel uplifted. People even ask if they can live here!

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What’s the best part about owning a business in SB/Carpinteria? I get to wake up every day in one of the most beautiful places on the planet and do what I love! How lucky am I?

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A GIRLFRIENDS' GUIDE TO A WELL-SEASONED CELEBRATION What could be better than a private yoga session with your best friends in a one-of-a-kind Himalayan salt cave in downtown Santa Barbara?

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Having cupcakes and champagne after a private yoga session with your best friends in a one-of-a-kind Himalayan salt cave in downtown Santa Barbara.

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THE VITALS WHO: Kristen Pipes + A Group of Good Girlfriends WHAT: A Birthday Celebration WHEN: After work on a breezy spring evening WHERE: Salt Cave Santa Barbara

hen contemplating how to honor a friendâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s birthday, I craved a departure from the fun, but somewhat predictable dinner and drinks evening. I wanted to bring balance to our time together by doing something decidedly different - something meaningful, active, and perhaps a little decadent. So, I booked a private salt cave yoga session, which included a lovely post-workout soiree, replete with Champagne, cupcakes, and other tasty treats. The restorative experience began upon entering the Crystal Cave. The massaging effect of several inches of course salt crystals underfoot, combined with the warm, rosy glow of the surrounding Himalayan salt blocks elicited a collective ahhh. Salt manager and yoga instructor extraordinaire, Chava, lead us through an invigorating and ultimately relaxing session, and, as a bonus, Salt owner, Pam McCaskey popped in and gave us a quick tutorial on the many healing benefits of Himalayan salt. From there, the group transitioned to a well-appointed, private lounge where we relaxed, noshed on a delectable spread, and of course, raised a glass to the birthday girl.

Our clients regularly come in for purifying Halotherapy Cave Sessions, which ease breathing by infusing the air with tiny pure salt micro-particles. The negativelycharged, ionized salt particles along with the 84 trace elements and minerals the salt contains, help to clear pollens, viruses, pollutants, and toxins of the lungs and nasal passageways. Salt Owner, Pam McCaskey

As the evening wrapped, and everyone shopped the dozens of locally-made Himalayan salt products in the boutique, we came to a consensus: to book the cave again. Of the many options available - other yoga and healing classes, cave meditation sessions, and salt-infused massage and facial treatments - one of these will definitely be on our calendars. ABOUT: Salt, a luxury health boutique, houses the largest salt cave in Northern America, constructed from forty tons of 250 million-yearold imported Himalayan salt. The Salt team hosts a variety of exclusive corporate events, family celebrations, bachelorette parties, and even movie nights for kids, all designed with the goal of entertaining, nurturing, and educating people about the healing benefits of salt. 740 State Street, 805.963.7258, saltcavesb.com

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Uncommon Beauty

From whimsical to museum quality and collector creations, there is something fresh and inspiring for everyone. - Z Jiroutova, ZFolio Owner

Voted Top Retailer for Designer Jewelry in the United States by the JCK Design Center, ZFolio thrives in two artful retail gallery locations - one in the heart of the Santa Ynez Valley’s quaint Danish village of Solvang and the other on Cannery Row in Monterey. What began as a suitcase filled with optical crystals from owner Zdena’s native Czech Republic, is today ‘the place to go’ for distinct, unusual and hard to find creations. “Z,” as she is known, and her husband Michael Mendizza, who also happens to be an accomplished photographer, curate their award-winning contemporary gallery with museum quality art glass, wood, designer jewelry, nature photography, home decor items, and personal accessories. ZFolio represents over 100 American and international designers. For over a decade, discerning clients return time and time again, often with first-time visitors in tow, to to explore and discover unusual, intriguing, and enchanting creations. ZFolio, surrounding our lives with uncommon beauty.

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We like to start the floral design process by taking the time to personally meet each client and do a walk-thru with them at the event location. Even if we have seen the venue before, it's always enlightening to see it from our current client's perspective. Whatever the event or location indoor or outdoor, a private estate, or one of the many luxurious properties in town, each project is taken on with a fresh approach.

Taking time to get to know our clients is a top priority, as we gain so much inspiration hearing their stories and learning about their history. This insight allows me to infuse each client’s distinct personalities into the process. We never re-create anything - every event we produce is a one-of-akind experience.

Once we are acquainted with our clients and establish the basics regarding what they want, we offer an in-depth approach, complete with an interactive and hands-on design meeting for the florals and decor. This can include the creation of a table mock-up where blooms and foliage are selected and capture the essence of their vision.

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Details matter and we pay careful attention to them. Every event should have a free-flowing, cohesive feel. We work right alongside our clients and their event planner to assist in the selection of the table top decor and ensure all of the elements pair perfectly with all aspects of the design.

The “big day” should be a sweet series of connected experiences where guests encounter subtle surprises each step of the way. From a spectacular entryway to an adorned ceremony space, lively cocktail hour, and elegant reception our team creates a floral design plan to ensure a beautiful thread of continuity throughout the event.

Ultimately the goal is expertly executing the client’s vision, but we also make sure they enjoy the journey of getting there. We always expect and honestly hope the design concept continues to evolve as we move through the process. A dynamic process always translates into making dreams come true.

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MODERN AND FUNCTIONAL When designing this kitchen, Michel Clair Armony’s lead designer, had to achieve two goals - create an open and inviting space with impeccable functionality and incorporate state of the art features to ensure a pleasant cooking experience. No better choice than ARMONY Italian cabinets at Reed Interiors. The client's attraction to modern lines led them to choose an appropriate mix of complementary materials. They started with the floor, a French Oak exclusive to Reed Interiors in Santa Barbara. For the kitchen, they chose to marry a rich wood veneer for the tall units with a soft white matte lacquer for all the lower cabinets. SILESTONE matte white countertops complemented both the cabinet and floor materials. To accommodate family dinners or Happy Hours with friends, they added a comfortable wood snack table. They wanted their open space kitchen to look pleasing to the eye from any corner of the room and allow them to fulfill their passion for cooking. Every design detail was thought through to allow a sleek and warm look while keeping functionality at its best. The result is an impressive kitchen that is clearly the center piece of the house, where friends and family gather with pleasure.

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Floating shelves open the space and add a homey feeling; the GAGGENAU appliances and specifically the steam oven encourages easy and healthy daily cooking; panel ready fridges and dishwashers, handless doors and drawers reinforce the sleek design.

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HOME & GARDEN Where Global Designs Find Modern Lines

L ifestyle home furnishings store, Habitat Home and Garden,

has served Central Coast customers and designers for over 25 years and recently opened a showroom in Santa Barbara. The 5,000 square foot showroom at the corner of State and Gutierrez with a 2,000 square foot attached warehouse, has plenty of off-street parking and anchors the retail and restaurant renaissance currently underway on lower State Street. Habitat offers a full range of design services and specializes in guiding customers, both commercial and residential, through interior

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and exterior projects from consultation and conceptualization to installation and completion. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also a welcome alternative style to conventional box home furnishings stores. Here, custom is king and the past and present blend effortlessly. The Habitat team scours the globe, primarily throughout Europe and Asia, in search of one-of-a-kind, handcrafted pieces that have both history and soul. Some treasures are left intact, but most are customized, reimagined, and repurposed to meet the unique design needs and whims of each customer.

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Habitat team scours the globe, throughout Europe and Asia, in one-of-a-kind, handcrafted pieces both history and soul.

An organic vibe permeates the showroom, as natural materials and finishes are celebrated in the designs. A veritable jungle of living plants emphasizes the art of living green. Decidedly not a “matching set” company, the distinct and deliberate mix of bohemian, vintage, and contemporary textures and styles creates an aesthetic that is unique to Habitat. Owner Lars Kieler defines their customer service as “going out of the way to say yes, we can install this, customize that, and you can have it when and exactly how you want it.” If you can’t get your fill at the Santa Barbara store, then head north to the San Luis Obispo showroom or for a real treasure hunt, visit their 30,000 square foot warehouse. It’s tucked away just off of Highway 1 in Arroyo Grande. The thoughtfully-curated and well-organized space is brimming with thousands of unique handmade pieces, antiques, decor items, custom furniture, and inspiring vignettes. Customers can peruse rows of raw wooden planks, to hand-select the perfect shape, wood grain, and length to create a truly custom table-top. Visits to the warehouse are by appointment only and so worth the beautiful drive.

400 STATE ST., SANTA BARBARA • 805.343.1050 777 MARSH ST., SAN LUIS OBISPO • 805.541.4275 HABITATHOMEANDGARDEN.COM

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A Verdant Revision A historic local country club clubhouse gets a fresh foliage makeover courtesy of the hot new green design business, FLORASCAPES.

s part of an on-going update, Emma Lauter, plantscape

designer, and owner of FloraScapes, was brought on

board to bring a more lively feeling to the Clubhouse at La Cumbre Country Club with fresh flora. The

clubhouse refresh project under the guidance of GM Eric VanderWerff includes elegant carpeting and upholstery along with a crisp white interior paint that brightens

the space and highlights a collection of paintings from renowned local artists.

The goal was to produce a cohesive look that would both

complement and honor the original vision of famous Santa

Barbara architect, George Washington Smith, who designed the clubhouse in 1908. The existing plants, which included a few past their prime ficus trees, were replaced with a

variety of divine new specimens - fishtail and Kentia palms, fiddle leaf fig trees, salsevieria, and a vibrant assortment of succulents. Large glazed pots full of multihued and

textured succulents now greet guests at both entrances and provide pops of color and add a more contemporary feel. Sconces filled with draping succulents make a statement

in the terrace room without compromising the sweeping

mountain views. The updated flora, both low maintenance

and drought-tolerant, seamlessly blends the indoor with the

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outdoor and breathes fresh life into a timeless setting.

"Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve received fantastic feedback from club members - they love the changes, and several members have invited our team to give their own homes a FloraScapes update.z " Emma Lauter

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Setting the mood board for cocktails al fresco. VISION

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WHEN TASKED with defining and greening the newly-built deck space at a client's hidden gem of a cottage, built circa 1920, inspiration was everywhere. In addition to the deck, there is an existing sandstonewalled terrace, a cedar wall with a perfect patina that screams â&#x20AC;&#x153;blank canvas," and a host of other little magical details. After gathering ideas, creating a mood board, and deciding which features to highlight and which to minimize, a plan was in place. The design, which will utilize colorful living layers of plants to create an outdoor room for entertaining, essentially doubles the square footage of the petit cottage. To follow the progress of this project from conception to al fresco cocktail reception for the final reveal, check out FloraScapes.design. ABOUT: FloraScapes, launched in January of 2019 by Emma Lauter, is a natural progression of her local floral design company EmmaRose Floral. Utilizing a variety of unique plants, the FloraScapes team specializes in the creation of intimate and comfortable outdoor living spaces and green installations for the home and garden. 805.455.9507

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For the most intimate space of the home, Reed Interiors now offers a truly personal interpretation of warmth, quality, well-being, and style. Their new walk-in closet systems, made in Italy, offer a large variety of finishes: elegant lacquered shades, sinuous wood grains, beautiful fabrics, and shiny glass surfaces. Closets can be equipped with a complete range of easily adjustable accessories to create a precise and personal storage space. With or without back panels or doors, their system can be adapted to your needs, space, and budget. Essential and original designs and details for a perfect walk-in closet or wardrobe are available at Reed Interiors in downtown Santa Barbara.

REED INTERIORS 590 E. GUTIERREZ, SANTA BARBARA • 805.684.7583 • REED-INTERIORS.COM

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Walk-in closets can be separated from the other spaces by sliding doors; wardrobe with glass hanging doors and transparent Fume doors; the elegance details are present in each product; hanging rods in aluminum with bronze finish and shelves illuminated by LED lamps with motion sensors; large wardrobes with matte lacquer and satin glass finishes; A bronze finish aluminum frame ensures a selfsupporting structure. CLOCKWISE FROM OPPOSITE PAGE:

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SANTA BARBARAdestinations W H AT, W H E N , W H E R E & W H Y I N S B .

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Of the hundreds of diversions Santa Barbara has to offer on both land and sea, these top 10 are a must for first time visitors, long-time travellers, and born-and-raised SB locals.

1. STATE STREET: Located in downtown Santa Barbara, this main street features shopping, outdoor paseos and plazas, fine dining, bars, historic sites, cultural venues, and entertainment. Parking is plentiful, and it’s a straight shot down to the beach. downtownsb.org 2. THE FUNK ZONE: This vibrant “funky” mix of historical marine structures, industrial lots, and old houses is where art galleries, cafes, wineries, microbreweries, museums and other independent businesses converge. Located between State St. and Garden St., and Montecito St. to Cabrillo Blvd., funkzone.net 3. SANTA BARBARA COUNTY COURTHOUSE: This National Historic Landmark is a stunning example of Spanish-Moorish architecture. The courthouse, built in 1929, is famous for its mural room, sunken gardens, and panoramic views from the top of the open-air clock tower. 1100 Anacapa Street, 805.568.2220, santabarbaracourthouse.org 4. OLD MISSION SANTA BARBARA: Founded in 1786, the “Queen of the Missions” occupies a commanding position atop 12 acres overlooking the Pacific and the city. Take a tour and then enjoy a picnic at the adjacent rose gardens. 2201 Laguna Street, 805.682.4713, santabarbaramission.org

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8 BEACH BOUND EAST BEACH Play volleyball, hit the playground, or grab a bite at nearby. 1400 Cabrillo Blvd.

6. STEARNS WHARF: Built in 1872 for passenger and freight shipping along the South Coast, the wooden pier is now home to a variety of restaurants, shops, and the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Sea Center. State Street and Cabrillo Boulevard, stearnswharf.org 7. THE HARBOR: Enjoy some of the best views of the waterfront, city, and mountains while indulging in the fresh catch of the day at one of the resident restaurants. Check out the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum or take a stroll along the breakwater. 113 Harbor Way, 805.962.8404, santabarbaraca.gov

5. SANTA BARBARA ZOO: Located overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the zoo is home to 146 species of mammals, reptiles, birds and insects. More than 500 animals are on exhibit in open, naturalistic habitats. 500 Ninos Drive, 805.962.5339, sbzoo.org

10 9 WEST BEACH Launch a kayak, go stand-up paddle boarding or windsurfing. 299 West Cabrillo Blvd.

THE SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF ART HOSTS FREE THURSDAY EVENINGS FROM 5-8PM. 8. THE SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF ART: Regarded as one of southern California’s finest, featuring nationally recognized collections and special exhibitions, as well as a permanent collection, the museum has more than 27,000 works of art. 1130 State Street, 805.963.4364, sbma.net 9. SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY: Founded in 1916 and housed in beautiful Spanish Revival-style buildings, the museum has over 3.5 million artifacts and specimens in the fields of anthropology, archaeology, vertebrate and invertebrate biology, geology and paleontology. 2559 Puesta del Sol, 805.682.4711, sbnature.org 10. MOXI: Otherwise known as The Wolf Museum of Exploration and Innovation is Santa Barbara’s newest destination for hands-on learning and fun. Discover three floors, including the rooftop Sky Garden, filled with interactive experiences in science and creativity for curious minds of all ages. Open daily 10-5. 125 State Street, 805.770.5000, moxi.org

LEADBETTER Learn to surf on the mellow waves that roll in below the cliffs. Shoreline Dr. and Loma Alta.

BUTTERFLY Take in a romantic sunset at this west-facing beach, across from the Four Seasons Biltmore in Montecito. 1260 Channel Drive.

For a complete listing of area parks and beaches go to: santabarbaraca.gov or countyofsb.org

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P E R F O R M I N G A RT S THE ARLINGTON THEATRE A 2,000 seat Mission Revival style theater, with a faux-Spanish village interior, hosts movies, concerts, lectures and more under a ceiling of twinkling stars. 1317 State Street, 805.963.4408, thearlingtontheatre.com GRANADA THEATRE Restored in March 2008; this world-class performing arts center is home to some of the area’s finest performing arts companies - Opera Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Symphony, CAMA, State Street Ballet and Santa Barbara Choral Society. 1214 State Street, 805.899.2222, granadasb.org

Elle King’s second studio album SHAKE THE SPIRIT was released in the fall of 2018 to critical acclaim and massive radio success. Lead single “Shame” topped the Triple A Radio chart at #1 for two consecutive weeks, and with her fourth radio #1 single “Shame,” Elle became the only act in history to have scored #1s on all 4 radio formats. For more info: granadasb.org

ENSEMBLE THEATRE COMPANY AT THE NEW VIC Santa Barbara’s professional resident theatre company engages audiences with entertaining, compelling, and thought-provoking productions ranging from new works to innovative interpretations of the classics. 33 West Victoria Street, 805.965.5400, ensembletheatre.com OUT OF THE BOX THEATRE COMPANY This non-profit community theater company presents exciting, edgy and socially relevant contemporary musicals. Enjoy productions that fall outside of the common expectations of musical theatre. 805.963.8198, outoftheboxtheatre.org MUSIC ACADEMY OF THE WEST Over 200 annual events are held at this beautiful ocean-side campus - home to one of the nation’s preeminent summer schools and festivals for gifted young classical musicians. A host of internationally renowned faculty artists, guest conductors, and soloists participate and perform. 1070 Fairway Road, 805.969.4726, musicacademy.org

The Arlington Theater was built in 1931 on the former site of the Arlington Hotel which was destroyed following the 1925 6.8 earthquake.

LOBERO THEATRE California’s oldest, continuously operating theatre is also home to many of Santa Barbara’s outstanding performing arts organizations. Founded in 1873 and rebuilt in 1924, it is widely recognized as one of Santa Barbara’s architectural jewels and designated as a State and City landmark. 33 E Canon Perdido Street, 805.966.4946, lobero.org CENTER STAGE THEATRE This intimate black box theater located in the Paseo Nuevo shopping center hosts weekly performances by a variety of artists and companies. 751 Paseo Nuevo, 805.963.0408, centerstagetheatre.org OPERA SANTA BARBARA Exciting, high caliber operas, as well as educational programs for the community are presented by this treasured organization. 805.898.3890, operasb.org

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Lobero Theatre

SANTA CLAUS A family-friendly locals' favorite, with a beautiful wide beach. Shop and eat nearby at Santa Claus Lane. Just north of Carpinteria.

ARROYO BURRO AKA Hendry’s, this beach is dogfriendly, has great sunsets, tide pools and bluffs. Dine at The Boathouse. 2981 1/2 Cliff Dr.

THE SANTA BARBARA BOTANIC GARDEN Explore the remarkable diversity of California’s flora and vegetation, via 5.5 miles of easy-to-walk nature trails. This living museum, widely regarded as a model botanic garden, covers over 70 acres with more than 1,000 taxa of native trees, shrubs, wildflowers, cacti, in beautiful natural settings. 1212 Mission Canyon Road, 805.682.4726, sbbg.org

RINCON This famous, world-class point break attracts surfers from around the globe. Just south of Carpinteria.

THE SANTA BARBARA COASTLINE IS UNIQUE BECAUSE ALTHOUGH IT RESTS ON AMERICA'S WEST COAST, IT ACTUALLY RUNS FROM EAST TO WEST, AS OPPOSED TO NORTH-SOUTH.

ALICE KECK PARK MEMORIAL GARDEN Take a self-guided tour of this botanical collection of over 75 different tree and plant species. Enjoy the koi pond, sensory garden, walking paths, butterfly garden, picnic areas and a charming gazebo. 1500 Santa Barbara Street LOTUSLAND Covering 37 acres on the historic estate of the late Madame Ganna Walska, this garden is unlike any other. Exceptional design and creativity combined with botanical and horticultural depth make this a must-see. Indulge in the rare cycad collection, the whimsical Topiary Garden or the Water Garden, where the Indian lotus flowers bloom. Reservations are required. 805.969.9990, lotusland.org MORETON BAY FIG TREE This California Historical Landmark is possibly the largest of its kind in California. Brought from Australia as a small cutting this Ficus macrophylla is now 80 feet high and over 175 feet across. 100 West Montecito Street

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1. Channel Islands National Park 2. The Urban Wine Trail 3. SurFIng & Stand Up Paddle Boarding 4. GOLFING AT GLEN ANNIE GOLF CLUB

AROUND HERE YOU DON’T EVEN HAVE TO LEAVE THE CITY LIMITS FOR AWESOME ACTIVITIES & OUTDOOR ADVENTURES. GOLFING Santa Barbara is well known for its scenic courses. The Santa Barbara Golf Club, located in the heart of the city, is one of the most popular golf courses in California. The championship golf course at Sandpiper has been rated by Golf Digest as one of the top twenty-five public golf courses in the country and boasts amazing mountain and ocean views. Glen Annie Golf Club, a championship course with first class amenities, is nestled in the beautiful surrounding foothills. Santa Barbara Golf Club: 805.687.7087,

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sbgolf.com; Sandpiper: 805.968.1541, sandpipergolf. com; Glen Annie: 805.968.6400, glenanniegolf.com SURFING AND STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING Santa Barbara’s south-facing coast is home to great surf for beginners and experts alike. South Pacific swells send smaller waves our way in the summer, but fall and winter storms from the north Pacific can generate serious surf. That’s the time to visit Rincon, a world-famous point break just south of Carpinteria to

watch expert surfers ride big waves. Leadbetter Beach in town and Campus Point, at UC Santa Barbara are great for beginners. For any surf or stand up paddle board needs go to A-Frame Surf Shop at 3785 Santa Claus Lane, Carpinteria. 805.684.8803, aframesurf.com CHANNEL ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK Some of the best kayaking, snorkeling and hiking opportunities in California are available on and around the Channel Islands. Located just off of the coast of Santa Barbara, the islands

are home to over 2,000 plant and animal species. Beautiful marine life, pristine kelp forests, rugged coastline, and hidden sea caves make this a world-class destination. Santa Barbara Adventure Company offers both day and overnight trips for beginners and advanced kayakers and snorkelers. 805.884.9283, sbadventureco.com SKATERS POINT Go for a session at one of Southern California’s coolest skate parks. This 14,600 square foot state-of-the-art park features rails, a half-pipe,

Hello Sunshine! Santa Barbara revels in over 300 days of sunshine per year and with an average annual

temperature of 70 degrees, there really isn’t an “off-season”. It’s always “on” in SB!

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fun boxes and other rad elements. It is located on the waterfront, at Garden Street and Cabrillo Boulevard. Protective gear required and enforced. 805.564.5418, santabarbaraca.gov WHALE WATCHING Gray, Blue and Humpback Whales migrate through the Santa Barbara Channel, breaching, spy hopping and spouting as they make their way up and down the coast. Resident seals and dolphins are abundant throughout the year and you may even see a dolphin pod with numbers in the hundreds. 805.965.1985, condorexpress.com CHASE PALM PARK Take a spin on the antique carousel and then head over a charming bridge to a shipwreck-themed playground at this waterfront park. With drop-in picnic areas nearby, as well as reservable picnic areas and event facilities, this park has something for everyone. 236 E. Cabrillo Boulevard, 805.564.5418, santabarbaraca.gov THE URBAN WINE TRAIL Taste some of the finest wines produced in Santa Barbara County, all within blocks of downtown and the beach. Both novices and aficionados are provided the opportunity to learn about and taste a diverse variety of wines from the area's best vineyards. For a map and more info go to urbanwinetrailsb.com SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY SEA CENTER For close encounters with sea creatures, head to this interactive marine education center, where guests enjoy exhibits, a theater, and a live touch pool for a real hands-on experience. 211 Stearns Wharf, 805.962.2526, sbnature.org

DAY TRIP DESTINATION: Santa Ynez Valley

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For an entirely different experience, head over the pass to the heart of Santa Barbara Wine Country, where rolling, oak-studded hills hold six charming towns, each with a unique flavor. Explore the valley by horseback, indulge in fresh farmto-table cuisine, sample the latest microbrewery batches or try your luck at the Chumash Casino. For more information: visitsyv.com kaplandandcattle.com @kap_land_and_cattle_co

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Inspiration Point For more events & activities go to: dininganddestinations.com

I N S P I R AT I O N P O I N T: Santa Barbara's close proximity to the Santa Ynez Mountain Range makes for some great hiking opportunities. The most popular trails are found in the front country. Try a local favorite, Inspiration Point via Jesusita Trail. At around 2.5 miles round trip, this hike is doable for most hikers and rewards with one of the most stunning views of the city and Pacific. Take Tunnel Road all the way to the end - parking is limited. The trail begins on a paved fire road and at the end of this road, head straight up the dirt road. After about a 1/4 mile, take the trail to the left, head up and enjoy! For other front country, back country and ocean trail options, go to santabarbarahikes.com.

A CULTURED COAST Museum of Contemproary Art Santa Barbara

SANTA BARBARA HISTORICAL MUSEUM Located in the heart of

the historic downtown El Pueblo Viejo District, the museum collection includes relics from Chumash, Spanish, Mexican, Yankee and Chinese cultures, as well as artifacts and textiles that date back to the 15th century. 136 East De la Guerra Street, 805.966.1601, santabarbaramuseum.com

CARRIAGE & WESTERN ART MUSEUM See a collection of over

50 saddles, once belonging to the Cisco Kid, Will Rogers, and others, along with exhibits featuring everything from polished hearses to old stagecoaches. 129 Castillo Street, 805.962.2353, carriagemuseum.org

KARPELES MANUSCRIPT MUSEUM This museum houses a

remarkable permanent collection, including an original stone copy of the Declaration of Independence, handwritten scores by leading composers, and the computer guidance system from the first Apollo flight to the moon. 21 West Anapamu Street, 805.962.5322 rain.org/~karpeles/sb.html

MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART SANTA BARBARA As the leading contemporary arts presenter in Central California, the museum hosts three rotating exhibitions per year, each of which is on view for fourteen weeks. Check the museum website for the exhibition schedule. Admission is free. 653 Paseo Nuevo, 805.966.5373, mcassantabarbara.org SANTA BARBARA MARITIME MUSEUM Located in the harbor and dedicated to preserving the

maritime heritage of the California Coast, the museum is home to the impressive Point Conception First Order Fresnel Lighthouse Lens, and a variety of highly interactive exhibits. 113 Harbor Way, 805.962.8404, sbmm.org DININGANDDESTINATIONS.COM

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e v e n t s & f e s t i va l s MARCH 15-17: 74th Annual Santa Barbara International Orchid Show: Experience the captivating allure of “Orchid Magic” as an international community of growers and enthusiasts gather to celebrate one of the world’s most exotic flowers. Earl Warren Showgrounds. sborchidshow.com

23: Downtown Live Art And Wine Tour: Stroll, eat, drink, repeat as you explore the distinctive tastes of Santa Barbara at downtown State Street’s best restaurants, wineries, and breweries. downtownsb.org

JULY

15-17: 27th Annual Taste of Solvang: Little Denmark cooks up a unique experiential culinary weekend featuring Solvang farmers, chefs, bakers, winemakers, brewers, distillers, and artisans showcasing the bounty of Santa Barbara wine country. solvangusa.com APRIL 14: Polar Plunge: Run, walk, or dance into the chilly waters of Leadbetter Beach to raise funds for Special Olympics Santa Barbara. For just a minimum of $50, you can participate in the coolest event of 2019. sosc.org 14: 34th Annual Santa Barbara Kite Festival: High flying family fun on the “Great Meadow” on the west campus of Santa Barbara City College - Children’s Kite Tail Chase, contests, sport flying demonstrations, food, and more. 11am-5pm. sbkitefest.net 27-28: 49th Annual Santa Barbara Earth Day Festival: Celebrate a “greener” and more sustainable world while enjoying live music, food, wine and beer garden, Kids’ Corner, Eco Village booths, demonstrations and more. Alameda Park. sbearthday.org MAY 2-6: Santa Barbara Vintners Spring Weekend & Festival Grand Tasting: Sample Santa Barbara County wines and meet the makers, as select wineries host events, ranging from winemaker dinners to barrel tastings. On Saturday, celebrate local vintages with wine & food tastings, entertainment, and more at the Santa Barbara Vintners Festival Grand Tasting at Rancho Sisquoc Winery. sbcountywines.com

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29: Santa Barbara Wine & Food Festival: Held along the banks of Mission Creek at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, guests mingle with winemakers, bakers, and chefs while enjoying the best of Central Coast wines and cuisine. sbnature.org

4: 4th Of July Fireworks Celebration: The City of Santa Barbara hosts a spectacular 20-minute fireworks display at West Beach starting at 9 pm. santabarbaraca.gov 25-27: I Madonnari Italian Street Painting Festival: Street painters create vibrant chalk paintings on the Santa Barbara Mission plaza pavement, and the adjacent Mission lawn is filled with live music, Italian cuisine, and an authentic Italian market. imadonnarifestival.com

JUNE 1: Zoo Brew: Toast to tigers and anteaters and cruise around the Santa Barbara Zoo to sample craft beer from over 30 breweries, along with pub food, games, and music. sbzoo.org 21-23: Summer Solstice Celebration And Parade: Celebrate the longest day of the year at one of the area’s largest and most colorful events. The weekend long party starts at Alameda Park on Friday afternoon with live music, arts & crafts booths, food, and a beer/wine garden, followed by the parade at noon on Saturday. solsticeparade.com

19-20: California Wine Festival: This winelovers event culminates with a day of fun and sun at the Beachside Wine Festival. Sample regional wines, microbrews, and gourmet food from local chefs. californiawinefestival.com 13-14: Annual French Festival: Great food, wine, mimosas, crepes, pastries, music, dance, and a Poodle and Pals Parade fill this weekend-long celebration of Bastille Day. frenchfestival.com

AUGUST 31- August 4: 95th Old Spanish Days Fiesta: Santa Barbara’s rich cultural history and traditions are celebrated with a variety of events and performances - traditional Spanish Classical and Flamenco dancing, Mexican Folklórico music, the Fiesta Historical Parade, and colorful openair “mercados,” cantinas, and carnivals.

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10: Surf ’N’ Suds: Tap into a day of sunshine, surfboard shapers, live entertainment, vendors and beers from over 70 local breweries, along with wine, cider, and kombucha at this unique event held at Carpinteria State Beach. surfbeerfest.com 24: Pacific Pride Festival: The largest LGBT celebration on the Central Coast features an all-day line-up of live entertainment, food booths, vendors, and activities. All proceeds benefit the services of Pacific Pride Foundation. pacificpridefoundation.org 23-25: Santa Barbara Triathlon: Stunning scenery and an oceanfront transition area and finish line make this one of the longestrunning independently owned triathlons in the world. santabarbaratriathlon.com

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It's the sunny season in SB and the spring/summer social calendar is warming up! From weekly fun runs to concerts in the park, colorful parades and wine tastings, there's an array of enticing festivals and events to lure you out and about. +MUSIC, THEATRE AND SPORTS TO SATISFY EVERY FAN AND ENTHUSIAST'S PALETTE. a day SAMPLE INFO: Tap into pers, sha ard fbo sur of sunshine, dors live entertainment, ven local and beers from over 70 wine, cider, breweries, along with unique and kombucha at this ia State ter rpin Ca at event held Beach. surfbeerfest.com

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ongoing goings-on FARMERS MARKET Separate markets are held six days a week around the Santa Barbara area - the most popular on Tuesday afternoons, downtown, and on Saturday mornings a few blocks from State Street. Every week, year round, local farmers offer fresh seasonal products, including a diverse array of vegetables, fruits, honey, nuts, flowers, meat, seafood and other artisanal products. For a weekly schedule go to sbfarmersmarket.org SANTA BARBARA ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW Since 1965 Santa Barbara County artists have been setting up shop every Sunday, year round from 10:00-dusk along Santa Barbara’s waterfront on Cabrillo Boulevard (from Stearns Wharf to Calle Cesar Chavez). 805.897.1982, santabarbaraca.gov/gov/depts/parksrec/recreation/sbaacs 1ST THURSDAY Check out this award winning program highlighting downtown arts, culture and entertainment on the first Thursday of every month. All 1st Thursday attractions are free. 5-8 pm, downtownsb.org CONCERTS AT THE SANTA BARBARA BOWL Built in 1936 as a WPA project, the “Bowl” is one of the most scenic and intimate amphitheaters in the world, attracting world-class artists to perform under the stars and amidst beautiful old-growth oak trees. 1122 N. Milpas Street, 805.962.7411. For a complete list of upcoming concerts, visit sbbowl.com

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Carrot hummus with flaked smoked salmon, avocado, pepitas, and a bit of preserved lemon rind.

ALL ON BOARD Chef Ayda Robana shares recipes, tips, and loads of inspiration for an anything-but-boring bagel brunch.

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I love to cook, entertain, and spend time relaxing with my guests,

and this flavorful DIY bagel bar allows me to do all three. Grazing boards are all the rage and for a good reason. They provide a fun, interactive way to entertain on the weekend, and the best part about them, besides the delicious flavors, is pretty much everything can be prepped in advance.

For two more brilliant brunchspread recipes, visit us online at dininganddestinations.com

Build your bagels however you like, but for a little inspiration, here are a few of my favorites including a recipe for ...

BEET AND WHITE BEAN HORSERADISH HUMMUS

2 medium beets (cleaned, with skin on) 1 can white beans, drained and rinsed 2 tbsp. beet horseradish 3 cloves garlic Juice of one lemon 1 tsp. salt ½ tsp. cumin 1/3 cup tahini 1/3 cup olive oil

Wrap beets in foil with a drizzle of olive oil and roast on a baking tray at 400 degrees for 60 minutes until soft. Turn oven off and allow beets to cool in the oven. Once cooled, peel off the skin. In a food processor, puree beets, white beans, horseradish, garlic, lemon juice, salt, cumin, and tahini. Drizzle in the olive oil while the blade is running. Process until smooth. Whenever possible, I source local ingredients. These glutenfree bagel beauties are from Oat Bakery on Haley Street, the salmon is from The Santa Barbara Smokehouse, and the produce is from the Santa Barbara Farmers Market.

ABOUT AYDA ROBANA

Inspired by Santa Barbara’s beauty and abundance, chef Ayda Robana started her catering company in 2007. She was among the first to bring the pop-up dining experience to the local culinary scene. Ayda can help create and execute the perfect dining experience for your next event and is also available for food styling and cooking classes. Ayda Robana Catering • 805.837.9009 • aydarobana.com

Beet and white bean hummus with smoked salmon, a soft-boiled egg, and pickled red onion.

: Yuzu labneh with thinlysliced cucumbers, salmon roe, radishes, radish sprouts, and nori furikake.

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11 West Canon Perdido, 962.1133

1046 Coast Village Rd., 565.3415 7 W. Canon Perdido, 963.5760

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17 W. Gutierrez Street, 560.1571

2275 Ortega Hill Rd., 969.2887

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3817 Santa Claus Lane, 684.6474

812 State Street, 966.9187 1482 East Valley Road, 565.4411

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1046 Coast Village Rd., 845.6186

137 Anacapa St., 284.0700

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18. Tienda Ho

2275 Ortega Hill Rd., 969.1162

1105 State Street, 962.3643

9. Intimo

19. Whiskey + Leather

1046 Coast Village Rd., 565.5606

1101 Coast Village Rd., 770.5155

740 State Street, 963.7258

10. Jake and Jones 136 East Canon Perdido, 770.7763

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15 W. Gutierrez Street, 963.1157

1290 Coast Village Road, 969.4755 1498 E. Valley Road, 969.0900 3938 State Street, 682.2477

509 State Street, 845.7133

35 State Street, 845.3100

14 W. Figueroa Street, 962.5541 1280 Coast Village Road, 969.9059 5764 Calle Real, 770.8209

2. Habitat Home & Garden

3. Blackbird

2. Santa Barbara Arts 1114 State Street, 884.1938

3. Santa Barbara Museum

400 State Street, 343.1050

1130 State Street, 963.4364

3. Hayward's

4. Sullivan Goss 7 East Anapamu, 730.1460

5. Waterhouse Gallery 1114 State Street, 962.8885

7 Parker Way, 966.1390

4. Home SB 1321 State Street, 962.6909

5. Marc Normand Gelinas 1482 East Valley Road, 722.0052

6. Menelli Trading Co 1080 Coast Village Road, 682.8552

7. Plum Goods 909 State Street, 845.3900

8. Porch 3823 Santa Claus Lane, 684.0300

9. Reed Interiors 590 E. Gutierrez Street, 684.7583

10. Santa Barbara Company 214 East Victoria, 845.3700

2. Andersen's Danish Res. 1106 State Street, 962.5085 36 State Street, 882.0135

4. Bluewater Grill 15 East Cabrillo Blvd., 845.5121

5. Brewhouse 229 W. Montecito Street, 884.4664

6. Brophy Brothers 119 Harbor Way, 966.4418

7. Cá Dario 37 East Victoria, 884.9419

8. Cá Dario Pizzeria 29 East Victoria, 957.2020

9. Casa Blanca 330 State Street, 845.8966

10. DART COFFEE CO 121 East Yanonali, 880.4229

11. due lune 1 State Street, 770.3112

12. Enterprise Fish Company 225 State Street, 962.3313

14. FisHouse 101 East Cabrillo Blvd, 966.2112

15. Holdren's 512 State Street, 965.3363

16. Jane 1311 State Street, 962.1311 6940 Marketplace Drive, 770.5388

17. Jill's Place 632 Santa Barbara Street, 963.0378

18. Joe's Cafe 536 State Street, 966.4638

24. Louie’s 1404 De La Vina, 963.7003

25. Lucky's 1279 Coast Village Rd., 565.7540

26. khao kaeng 1187 Coast Village Rd., 770.7170

27. Mollie's 1218 State Street, 706.8874

28. Renaud's Patisserie & Bistro

131 Anacapa Street, 284.0370

1324 State Street, 892.2800 3315 State Street, 569.2400 1187 Coast Village Rd., 324.4510

20. Le Cafe Stella

29. Santo Mezcal

3302 McCaw Avenue, 569.7698

119 State Street, 883.3593

21. The Little Door

30. Shellfish Company

129 East Anapamu, 560.8002

230 Stearns Wharf, 966.6676

22. Los Agaves

31. Stella Mare's

600 N. Milpas, 564.2626 2911 De La Vina, 682.2600 7029 Calle Real, Goleta, 968.4000

50 Los Patos Way, 969.6705

19. The Lark

32. Toma 324 West Cabrillo Blvd., 962.0777

33. Tre Lune 1151 Coast Village Rd., 969.2646

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