Handlebar is not “mum,” about their plans, you could simply actually ask them. They are very open and friendly about it, no need to gossip.
Have you heard about the new Handlebar location hopefully coming soon?!
Good morning, a correction for you... Little Heart Cafecito will be opening in the space to the right of Corazon Cocina in the Public Market. Cafecito will be serving Mexican coffees, breakfast burritos and tacos and I will be expanding Corazon's dessert menu with more sweets and desserts available next door. Thank you!
Eileen Foster Randall - Pastry Chef for Corazon Cocina and owner of La Condesa Baking Company
Indeed it is!
Is it part of the mural on East Yanonali by the Kiva cowork building?
We have one Montecito restaurant which seems to be in a stall - Wine Bistro.
We have two Montecito favorites we all would love to see in Montecito:
Mollies
Little Alex
Maybe one of the above could be Wine Bistro's answer? Just sayin.
Thank you for the wonderful feedback ☺️
So happy that you enjoyed them, I loved making them ❤️
Just heard back: it's opening today at 3 p.m. The hours are tentatively 3-9 p.m., at least for now.
The Italian ice place never opened, at least that I saw. And Reunion keeps hinting that it's close but there's no date yet. (I just tried asking again.)
Did that italian ice place ever open next to Mollies? Looked inside and it looked brand new.
Also is Reunion opening this week?
Alma Rosa is open & pouring - lovely tasting room!
University Club
The old Flying A studio. Part of the old lot and offices remain and are an architect’s office. .
Arlington Theater (formerly known as Fox West Coast Theaters). On both sides of the arch behind the ticket booth.
1317 State Street
Don't forget the James Perse store at the entrance too. (Yep, it is a mall.) I think Dior pop-up store did okay too (oddly) this summer. As you said, I fully expect Caruso to go full-tilt LVMH with this weird idea that 'luxury' is more about labels and a Disney-esque whitewash served with champagne. And I do think he's done his research, as a certain crowd likes the familiar 'brand' approach. But I live here for exactly the opposite reason — and as much as I want to like the Miramar for an outdoor cocktail or food, I find it all a little not what our community is truly about.
My thoughts exactly Bettye.
Grassini Family Vineyards participates in a cork recycling program too! You can drop off your corks at our downtown tasting room in the El Paseo (open 12-6 daily.) When the box is full, our cork supplier picks it up and recycles the corks. Cheers!
An amazing result of much vision and love and so worth it. Way to go!
I agree with BW and I'm glad I got here in the 1980's. We discovered things like this on our own or by word of mouth.
The first rule of footpaths is don't talk about footpaths.
Love that you chose this area. Lots of people would be too scared or too good to walk on Milpas.....
a GOOP store at the Miramar. Definitely will stay away. GP and her garbage.
The corn stalk street lights were designed by Jeff Shelton.
Love the tours. You missed Cesar’s Place Mexican food. 712 N Milpas. Shanghai is great!
Santa Barbara is so great people forget to notice. How many 7-Elevens have a fountain in their courtyard? How many even have a courtyard? Love these walking tours.
