Where is Mylestone BBQ currently located?
Having lived here for over a decade now, I still feel like a newcomer, and because I like it in Santa Barbara so much, I've often been perplexed at comments by older residents about how it's been ruined, a shadow of its former self, and so on. However, if these abominations can get built, I really may have to start thinking that it's all over here myself --
Pick your battles? Well this is one of em...
I am so excited to get Fresco back! Can't wait to stop by!
I agree with you 100%. What kind of person/developer comes into SB and wants to build something like that, let alone two developments like that. So hideous and out of place. I hope the city fights both until the very end!
I'm with GOYA. that's 2% now
Thanks for sharing the signs- while SYR is annoying, the Lake Casitas sign gave me a good laugh.
WELCOME HOME JILL!
Roy, your type of thinking will destroy our beautiful community..
Fresco at the Public Market is a most welcome addition. I miss the original location and menu. Break a leg!
I didn’t know fees were dictated before. But if you want to sell your service over price, why not?
I checked out Thrifty Beaches after opening weekend. The space is beautiful. Awesome men’s outerwear and denim selection with great prices (I was surprised to see most of the Levi’s were $20-$30).
El Encanto!
The El Encanto lawn by the back gate. What do I win?
Bruce,
Please go live on an island..!! What is so wrong with growth.?? You are something else.
R.
Can you reach out to me? [email protected]
I have questions about Joanne, who is married to him I am related to her
I believe he already did. He is just reiterating here. He wants everyone in th community to see it.
Bravo. I completely agree.
I find it hard to believe you are actually who you say you are. If, in fact, you are, you are certainly not someone who treasures where you live, and have no desire to preserve it.
Oh well, I guess there are people like you. I am all for new housing. Developing the Bluffs for that purpose seems to be the most destructive. There are more properties available for that purpose than that irreplaceable treasure of nature.
Can you reach out to me? I am doing some research on my mom’s cousin who was Lester’s wife I believe
I love the Diana Lane house. The neighborhood is charming and I think the kitchen is fine. The louvered windows have to go though. Agreed that the Eucalyptus Hill house will go fast and over list!
Both mission and riviera developments should be shut down immediately and these types of developments banned from ever being able to be submitted. Wake up Santa Barbra and Montecito! CA doesn't care about all the quaint towns that make up our great state. They care about the almighty $$ in the name of a housing crisis! Current leadership is great at messaging lies.
It’s not about if sidewalk signs “look good” they are an accessibility hazard and have been for years. Ask my blind husband how tripping over these signs feels walking around this city or a wheelchair user having to go into the roadway to go around them deters them from certain areas of town that aren’t as safe as they used to be. This requirement has already been in place but not enforced for 4+ years. They are still just as visible off to the side.
Wonderful food, ambience and service A Santa Barbara gem
There's no irony in 250 rental units that would destroy the view corridor of one of the most important historic structures in the state.
the hotel by the beach wouldn’t cause a 25 minute delay in evacuating Mission Canyon.
