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December 4, 2022

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Newsletter: December 4

December 4, 2022|by Erik Torkells

FOOD STUFF
••• Updates on the forthcoming Montecito and State Street taquerias.
••• Two new restaurants aren’t happening after all (above).
••• Black Sheep 2.0 is shooting for mid-December.
••• Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant has reopened.
••• Ice cream and cereal bar is getting close to opening.
••• Peasants Feast was awarded Bib Gourmand status.
••• Profile of Menchaca Chocolates.
••• Good Lion Hospitality and Sama Sama are partnering on a Ventura venture.
••• Different opinions about the state of San Ysidro Ranch’s Stonehouse restaurant.
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FAVORITE THINGS
Shopping online is boring! Shopping in person is fun! Go find great things for the people you care about at our many terrific independent stores, including Field Trip and Mācher.

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ODDS & ENDS
••• The “Victor the Florist” signage has been removed (above).
••• Olive Mill ramp closures pushed back.
••• An explanation for the activity at Rancho San Carlos.
••• State Street survey.
••• The Great Junk Hunt flea market is on in Ventura.
••• Brett Young to play the Santa Barbara Bowl.
••• Marshall Brown collages at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art.
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JUST LISTED
Noteworthy new listings: An oceanfront fixer in Hope Ranch; a meaty lot in a Montecito gated community; 81-acre survivalist hideout; Hope Ranch teardown; backwoods energy on East Valley Road; prime views on Alameda Padre Serra for under $3 million; and a 1926 Craftsman in the San Roque spider web.

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WHERE IN SANTA BARBARA…?
Know where this was shot? Prove it in the comments.

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Recent Comments

State Street Underpass — Karl

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I love that European market! Next time you go you have to try this really good sausage there, called Cabanossi (dry sausage with smoky flavor)… — Katinka Goertz

Sad to see the Study Hall close. Made a lot of friends there over the years. Thanks Chris,Hugo & Tyler. Lots of memories and Fun… — Denny

That space on Coast Village Road is now home to a new private training studio called Montecito Fitness. — Erik Torkells

If you look on Google maps, it looks like Bedda Mia might be moving to Montecito in the old Mollie’s location. — Alexa

One consistency to Santa Barbara and especially State St is the steady flow of people who ply their trade and spend their savings on what… — Sam Tababa

Great restaurant list! I always want to stop at my favorite Moody Rooster on the way home from LA but sometimes timing doesn’t work, so… — Tammy Hughes

Who can go to a Happy Hour that is 3-5pm 😭???? — Kelsey

Tri County Produce also consistently has watercress! — CG

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  • Bedda Mia Has Closed
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