More food news: Shalhoob Meat Company is opening at the Public Market—and reportedly another restaurant in town; Montecito Deli might get reinvented with an “Italian, Jewish twist”; what new owners have in store for two Stearns Wharf restaurants; Hibachi Steak House & Sushi Bar by Something’s Fishy has opened.
Noteworthy new listings also include a big old pile in Montecito; French Normandy in Glen Oaks; a large Westside house with a dramatic wet bar; San Roque turnkey; Goleta midcentury; and more.
Since launching in 2018, Clever Punch has helped with marketing over forty businesses, including Montecito Construction, CorePower, Marsha Kotlyar Real Estate Group, and DMHA Architecture. “I know there are so many people who are fed up with marketing and need us to take this off their plate so they can get back to running their business,” says founder Jade Flogerzi. “And we’re ready to help them.”
Plus: Farmer & the Flea is moving to Santa Barbara; the Summer Solstice Celebration announced its 2022 theme; upcoming concerts by Maren Morris, Mary Chapin Carpenter, and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard; a heck of a price hike on Sand Point Road.
“I was just wondering if there have been any updates to the announcement back in 2020 of Delta suspending service to SBA. I’d love to know if/when the airline is returning.” —S.
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Last week’s sales include a Butterfly Beach time capsule on the market forever; Jeff Shelton’s Pistachio House; 1931 Edwards & Plunkett on a Lower Riviera cul-de-sac; the San Marcos Pass Road house with the massive boulder; several profitable flips; and more.
Plus: Town hall regarding the proposed SBPD building; design tweaks to a 34-unit apartment complex in the Haley Street Corridor; Santa Claus Lane art gallery is closing; Corinne Bailey Rae at the Lobero Theatre; new cruelty-free beauty store in Paseo Nuevo; rooster nuisance.
Listed for a hair under $40 million, El Fureidis is a fascinating mix of the baroque and the modest, at least by Montecito standards.
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