October 4, 2026
Tag: The Larder
Update on the Restaurant Taking the Stella Mare’s Bistro Space
More food news: The location of Beau spinoff Esther; Clementine's Steak House is closing after more than 50 years; Revolver to start accepting online orders; new fall festival at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History; profile of The Larder; Japanese food hall coming to Ventura arcade/bowling alley; the Siteline Directory is for restaurants, too. 1
August 30, 2026
First Impressions of Milio’s Pizza
More food news: Wella's Soul Food has pressed pause; a longer look at The Larder, Field + Fort's offshoot in Carpinteria; the construction at Rusty's Pizza on upper State Street; the Santa Barbara Vintners Festival is in October; much-anticipated Edna partially opened near San Luis Obispo. 15
April 8, 2026
Yet Another New Restaurant in Carpinteria
More food news: Validation is setting up shop at The Shop; Monte's weekly farmstand; profiles of Bodega Flower Girl and Chocolate Maya; The Grand on State has soft-opened; Plenty on Bell is under new ownership; the Natural Coast Wine Festival is coming up. 3
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