Tag: 540 Ricardo Avenue

July 23, 2022

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A Glamorous Slice of the Old Arcady Estate

Noteworthy new listings also include 1957 beachfront on Padaro Lane; suburban Tuscan above E. Mountain Drive; an East Valley Road curiosity; new-build up against Elings Park; and more.

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Recent Comments

I like stories about the old days, does anyone know what happened to the green neon sign that was in front of El Encanto hotel? — Dan O.

A.T. That’s exactly my point. — Coffee snob

I had no idea this was in Goleta! Fascinating!! Love your photos - thank you Siteline! — Brett Vapnek

my kids love the beer and burgers at brass beer....they usually stop yelling and screaming as soon as the beer arrives....we are looking forward to… — AT

I've fallen in. Thank you for this absolutely stunning and inspirational Site Visit. I would love for my son to have a tour if there… — Martee' Andresen

There’s a “huge grassy area” at the Cafe Stella space? — Christine_Z28

I agree with your husband. The sign looks great! Love the colors, too. It’s nice to see things of numerous eras preserved. — BW

that El Prado sign is the original one that hung for many years until they pulled it down to recondition it for this remodel. the… — Tom Stanley

Thank you for this photo tour! Incredible! Jamie — JAMIE BISHTON

P.D. Why not enjoy this establishment as it is in the funk zone and pray that owners are aware of need for a nice place… — Coffee snob

Restaurant News

Café Stella Announced a Closing Date
Oat Bakery Is Opening a Second Location
Derf’s Future Is Uncertain After the End of the Year
Restaurant Changes on Coast Village Road
First Impressions of the New Rare Society Steakhouse

$News roundup: Santa Barbara’s lax regulation of short-term rentals; changes coming to the Castillo Street undercrossing; new state laws encourage residential development of commercial land; more on UCSB’s controversial Munger Hall dorm; several burglars caught in flagrante delicto; cruise ship season has begun; appeals court blocks attempt to end offshore fracking moratorium; Montecito Med Spa has opened; four cities came to an agreement with county sheriff over fees; the tree of the month is the paperbark. See SitelineSB.com$

News roundup: Santa Barbara’s lax regulation of short-term rentals; changes coming to the Castillo Street undercrossing; new state laws encourage residential development of commercial land; more on UCSB’s controversial Munger Hall dorm; several burglars caught in flagrante delicto; cruise ship season has begun; appeals court blocks attempt to end offshore fracking moratorium; Montecito Med Spa has opened; four cities came to an agreement with county sheriff over fees; the tree of the month is the paperbark. See SitelineSB.com ...