Agreed. The Pizza Social name and concept was doomed from the start. Great idea to leverage the history of the place. I hope they bring a good chef in. I'd hate for that space to become like the one across from the courthouse.
The Copper Coffee Pot gets my nod.
Wonderful gift suggestions . . . so nice to keep our Christmas shopping local. Let the fun begin!
Yup. Thought the same thing!
The part about “multiple guesthouses, a barn, and horse stables” sounds familiar…
Bless your heart.
Sorry, no.
Hi can this place be visited or stayed at here in monecito ?
There is a Noe's Cafe in Oak View/Ojai and I can say it's delicious, the people are so friendly and the prices are good, for good food. SB needs more affordable, homey options.
Your case of TDS is noted Ken
if only the president made just snide comments, instead of racist, hateful misogynist ones. Or you know, calling politicians "garbage" or reporters "piggy" or ...
And yes, the sidewalk art is non-political, just like the Buddy Holly artwork that your president ordered removed (which Erik was referring to). Its impossible to defend anything he does, no matter how many of your friends are as comprehension-challenged as you.
Your snide comments about our President potentially removing the beautiful sidewalk art in downtown Santa Ynez pissed off every local I forwarded them to- thought you'd enjoy some factual and local info that isn't slanted or biased to a political cause, written by local Pat Murphy Apr 17, 2014
"Our Santa Ynez Valley horseshoe crosswalks have been in the news lately. An article about our unique walkways in the village of Santa Ynez appeared in The Chamber Executive Network, a publication that goes to Chambers of Commerce all over America. We had a call from Dick Hakes, one of the Chamber executives in Des Moines, Iowa, who had seen our crosswalks and wanted to know more about them.
Here is what they said about them in their newsletter: “Traffic stoppers — Something to make you want to stop and look around. The horseshoes of famous people like President Ronald Reagan, Bo Derek, and John Forsythe are embedded in the crosswalks in the heart of the little town of Santa Ynez, California, in a unique community project. A nearby kiosk lists all the shoes and their positions. This allows visitors to locate the world-class show horses and celebrity-linked steeds of their interest. It’s a perfect fit for this historic Wild West town which also boasts a large museum of horse carriages and coaches. All the horseshoes and other construction expenses were donated, proving that people in this area love their horses. Each shoe was welded with short pieces of rebar to anchor it in the cement, after which an exposed aggregate finish was applied to make sure that the historic artifacts stood out.”
We are so glad that visitors enjoy them. The horseshoe crosswalks were sponsored by the Santa Ynez Valley Equestrian Association. They are meant as a tribute to the many Valley people who love horses and they are in recognition of the 53 different breeds of horses here.
People who helped with this project are: Third District County Supervisor — Brooks Firestone, Construction Supervisor — Mark Hemming, County Road Department — Bobby Fernandez, Concrete — Dan Hemming, Excavation — Jon Stephen; other helpers — Bill Deputy, Ted Martinez, LAT Welding, G.A. Chapman, Kathy Hauenstein, Graphic Systems, M. Gallagher, Mike Monetti of Broken Bow, Joe Knowles, James Jamieson and originator Pat Murphy. Mitch Williams built the kiosk. Santa Ynez Feed was the site for horseshoe collection.
PS- hope you met the General Manager of The Genevieve- Kristopher- who is gay and a vocal Trump supporter.
Folio Press & Paperie
Not sure who took the picture of the Cambells crayon soup, but
I was wondering where you saw them at?
Thanks
Richard
At this point just go with The New Original Cafe (iykyk)
So happy that Game Seeker found a new space! The owners are lovely. Ingrid once told me that they will take the time to show someone how to play a game and then will open up the Amazon app and order it online right in front of them. Broke my heart.
Will be their first customer when they open- glad I can avoid State street altogether once it opens #urintationstation
Agree! (in very small print):
"Supplemental Santa Barbara liveable wage and benefits charge" ?!! How do we know staff ever gets it? That's deceptive at best.
Better yet, don't patronize places with add on charges. Reward places that price honestly to begin with. I'd much rather see a higher, but accurate price, on the menu, than a footnote.
Noe’s Cafe: Breakfast Favorite’s
Noooooooo make it stop
Re: Little Mountain
We are there last week. When you pay, check your bill, and note there is an extra 5% additional fee, so you may not want to give a 25% tip.
I had the carrots at Amasa last night, they are excellent, the whole meal and the cocktails were top notch!
Between the In and out, Starbucks, Fuel Depo and the Point Market and cas wash, the Calle Real/Turnpike intersection is at full capacity, and there is no need for a Chick-Filet to add more chaos to the intersection.
Your News Round Up link goes back to the holiday gift guide link. Maybe fix the link?
Satellite has great mulled wine!
