Does anyone know if they are planning on the same concept as their restaurant in Carpinteria or will it be different.? I love their concept in Carpinteria I’m just trying to get more information as I was one of the fools that was not able to close my escrow on this jewel of property and I also live in San Roque.
I saw Fleetwood Mac in 1979 on their "Tusk" tour at The Forum in L.A. And yes the USC marching band was there in full uniform to perform on the title track.
Yep, saw it there this morning. Says it could happen this summer when they pave. Great news :)
I was in the area twice yesterday, and saw signs both times. I know there's one on Anacapa just below Gutierrez.
Agree… please no more Caruso in SB!!!
That’s my apartment on the left in that Anacapa picture. We haven’t seen any signs that they are changing the flow, although I would love that!
Last i heard Teddy's in SB will be called Uptown Teddy's - but maybe they changed their minds? Time will tell!
Oceanfront interest
Hi Erik, I was just at Teddy’s this weekend and I must share with you if you have not made it out to Carpinteria you should do yourself a favor and try Teddy’s out. I have been going since they opened. My mom lives in Carpinteria so I’m out theee a few times a week. This is by far the best restaurant in Carpinteria and in my options of the best restaurant in Santa Barbara. I love sitting on one of their patios with a margarita in one hand and a fish taco on the other hand. Can’t wait for the new Teddy’s as its much closer to my house. Take care and thank you for your contributions to our community.
How many restaurants have you operated?
I'm so glad you created Siteline. I find it a great source of info for things I'm interested in (e.g. restaurants and real estate). Am also enjoying your travel blogs. I was in Athens and Paros this past summer and took a day trip to Antiparos. The first thing that struck me was how one would definitely need to rent a car to get around Antiparos (even though it's small - there were few taxis and some random buses). Didn't see the Rooster though - wish I had.
I think it's somewhere at the harbor -- but can't quite place it more specially than that!
Afraid not!
Ortega Park
“which is probably reassuring to people who have chosen to have children” ??
Hey, thanks for the info. I highly doubt, though, that Jeannine’s if all places need almost 1 million dollars to “survive”. Give me a break.
Ken….Don’t be such a Karen!
Nope, but thanks for guessing!
Lululemon?
Cool your jets Karen
There's more than you ever wanted to know in this Food52 post: https://food52.com/blog/16824-you-re-not-crazy-there-is-a-difference-between-morton-s-and-diamond-crystal. For me, the main issue is that most recipes that call for kosher salt mean Diamond Crystal, and you can't just substitute Morton's, because it's much denser. I'd be fine with both brands coexisting on shelves, but it seems like more and more, Diamond Crystal is harder to find, replaced by Morton's.
"Diamond Crystal kosher salt—which is getting squeezed off supermarket shelves by Morton’s inferior variety"
I suppose I'm a kosher salt noob, only using it for brines. How is Diamond Crystal superior? Cheers!
I’ve been to the teddy’s in carpinteria and i love it and it’s my kids favorite restaurant. I love their fish tacos & the cedar plank salmon I also love their prickly pear margarita it’s the best margarita I have ever tried and believe me I’ve tried many.
Can’t wait for them to open in San roque because I live about 2.5 blocks away.
Below is the link to the data for all the restaurant loans. Many local restaurants were awarded loans, which is why most survived. It served its purpose.
https://data.sba.gov/dataset/8a57ad77-fcda-4272-8020-754f1cf3607b/resource/611f26df-0de0-427d-adb1-3bb91c8e8846/download/rrf_foia_210817.csv
Or at that price one might call the listing out-of-pocket (street definition)… say, you should have a ain’t gonna be here in 25 years edition for all these waterfront properties.
