I've been in several times now. Everything is great and the service is amazing. The chickens are particularly good and on Saturday they have freshly caught fish which is not to be missed!
If the oil companies would just clean up all the abandoned acres and acres of crap (rusty pipes well heads and other junk) spewed across the north county maybe the local government could at least get behind more onshore production. If anyone has driven up Cat Canyon, Cuyama, or other areas covered with this crap they would understand.
Need to do something about the city closing down State Street that's why Santa Barbara is losing a whole bunch of money that was the most dumbest thing that the city could have ever done! You just open it up all kind of trouble kids flying around on those e-bikes doing 35 40 miles an hour around people they don't even care in the city there's nothing about that! You close off the State Street you got so much more terrible homeless mental homeless people out there they need help they not getting it!! But yet the city got all kind of money to buy new trucks for the city new police cars new fire trucks ambulances a new police station paving the streets over there! But the worst worst thing that Santa Barbara could ever ever do to Santa Barbara was closed State Street that was the stupidest thing and the most dumbest thing that I've ever seen Santa Barbara do in my whole 60 years being here this is absolutely asinine and whoever did it she'll be fired cuz you killed Santa Barbara... Well maybe it needs to be taken care of if I already said it again I haven't said this again you need to just post it so Santa Barbara can see it.
The City DOES have an ombudsman in the Community Development Department - she should go talk to them and/or her council member. At the very least they should give her some time to find another location or close out gracefully - I can't imagine there is someone lined up to take over that space...
Sable is winning currently- has the Gaviota Beach upper area closed to work on pipeline = THE PERMITS WERE ALWAYS THERE. They always had the right to do the updating and servicing on the pipeline.
I wonder how one can snidely look down upon our one operation here in SB County, gleefully clapping to shut it and any new operations down….while posting articles where they fly across the globe to venture, by vehicle, boat and more planes made by & operating on oil pumped from ground. Which oil operation is good? The one offering the USA a yuge plane?
Buy Sable - support local!
Good point
Peak NIMBYism banning onshore oil and gas in SB County while still relying upon oil and gas for transportation, heating and the many many products petroleum based products/plastics. If this was about environmentalism they'd want drilling done in SB where they can tightly control/monitor the process and minimize the carbon footprint of it's extraction - processing - delivery by keeping things as local as possible. Instead, the faux environmentalist NIMBY's would prefer the oil they consume on a daily basis be drilled in a far off land where environmental restrictions are much more lax to non-existent (and often exploitive of the local population) then have it shipped (using even more oil) half way around the world so we can use it.
Our backyard is more important so let's do it in someone else's....
I will second and third and fourth this! Definitley time for me leadership! These bikes need to be banned and kids and adults using them should be cited and bike impounded. Unsafe and annoying!!
Can the city please cite the kids going 35 mph on e bikes on the boardwalk before they hassle restaurants about signs? We were running there last night and were consistently blasted past. Someone, probably a small child they don’t see, is gonna get really badly hurt. I don’t see a single cop - but I’m sure the $120 million police station will solve that?
I’ll say it again, time for new leadership.
No sandwich board signs? That's what needs cracking down on? The City won't stop until everyone has to use echolocation to find businesses - still bitter about the whole Institution Ale neon sign "controversy."
Maybe the short termers aren’t paying their city taxes while causing hell for neighbors. Short term renters are loud, create excess trash, and take up parking spaces. The city is not zoned for this.
Finally a solution to leaving REI and wanting to go eastbound. You had to go to the other side of State before. Can't wait for it to be finally implemented.
Bike racks at The Post were installed weeks ago on E Cabrillo near Ospi's patio.
OMG! The best response EVER!
Jefferson- that comment is the funniest comment I have seen in a very long time- I am going to steal it! hahahaha
Their Pickleball courts are open. I saw quite a few people playing this morning.
Ospi's website notes a potential workaround in their "parking" section. If I'm understanding correctly, it looks like guests can opt to use the valet section of the parking lot as additional free parking if they note that they want to self park when pulling up to the valet stand. https://www.ospi.com/montecito
LOLOL
Show us on the doll where The Post hurt you.
I hope so…went there for a birthday celebration in October and had to pay for the valet before even going in for the expensive food. There were only a few cars parked there on this week night, then had to pay for parking as I left the wharf. Have not returned.
The Hilton expansion-- at the cost of how many trees??
free refills, of course, right??
Lots and lots of hotel expansion and new hotel approvals all over Santa Barbara.
Also SB spending a fortune tracking down citizens who use their rentals on a short term basis (like hotels). In fact, most of Santa Barbara is zoned to eliminate short term rentals; yet new hotels can go in the same areas.
I would say they can’t have it both ways — but they clearly can.
The Post should focus on a lot of things. Also lock the restrooms properly so the homeless aren't sleeping in there overnight (this is even with the existing code lock). Lock in a better outdoor playlist (and please turn the volume down - this is not an outdoor Miami mall). Lock in a LOCAL property manager instead of showing up whenever she wants to from LA to walk her dog around the courtyard and then leave. Lock in an arborist to manage the palm fronds constantly falling on cars in the parking lot. Lock your wallet in the car because there are only expensive shops and nothing local/reasonable/reflection of SB lifestyle. And get those (hair) locks ready to choose from 20+ hairstylists coming soon to the upstairs ?? Renovation looks nice despite termite mess in most stores, but the store choices are not that useful in my opinion.
We trumpnuts.
