Your Guide to Santa Barbara

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Your Guide to
Santa Barbara
2013 Relocation Packet
Jon Mahoney
Director, Luxury Homes Division
1435 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
805-689-0532
www.JonMahoney.com
[email protected]
SECTION I
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Welcome
Pages and City Descriptions
Several thousand years ago the Chumash Indians settled here. In the 1500s the Spanish explored
the region, but they didn’t settle until 1782. Forty years later this land became part of Mexico
when it won independence from Spain. The 1848 discovery of gold in California brought
thousands of settlers, and by 1850 the American flag flew over Santa Barbara. In the 1870s
Santa Barbara became a haven for health-seekers and tourists.
Our downtown area is famous for its shopping and restaurants. The mountains provide
hiking. Our active arts community provides music and theatre. We also have a busy
waterfront. Around the turn of the 20th century, a wealthy local built the harbor and its break
water giving us a busy and productive fishing and sporting fleet. It is common to see beautiful
sail boats and yachts slipping in and out of the harbor's mouth.
● Santa Barbara, California Welcome Page (pg. 3)
● Carpinteria / Summerland California Welcome Page (pg. 4)
● Montecito, California Welcome Page (pg. 5)
● Goleta, California Welcome Page (pg. 6)
● Solvang / Santa Ynez, California Welcome Page (pg.7)
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SANTA BARBARA
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The Santa Barbara area was discovered & claimed for Spain in 1542 by Juan Cabrillo, a Portuguese
explorer sailing for Spain. In 1602 Sebastian Vizcaino anchored offshore on December 4—the feast day
of Saint Barbara. Vizcaino left his mark by naming the dusty, shrub covered plain between the Pacific &
the mountains after the patron saint of sailors, Santa Barbara. In April 1782 Padre Juniper Serra
established the Presidio Real of Santa Barbara in a grand ceremony, & four years later construction of
Mission Santa Barbara began. As the 19th century ebbed, Santa Barbara began to show signs of radical
transformation. The ending of the Mexican-American war in 1847, left Southern California under the
rule of the United States & following California’s induction as a state in 1850, the dusty expanses of
Spanish & Mexican ranchos gave way to Yankees moving west. In the late 1850’s as the San Francisco
Gold Rush ushered a tidal wave of westward migration, Santa Barbara began to see a new kind of
settler—the wealthy. The mixture of newcomers & Spanish descendants has shaped the area for what it
has become today.
City Offices
City of Santa Barbara
www.ci.santa-barbara.ca.us
County of Santa Barbara
www.co.santa-barbara.ca.us
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Barbara School District
Post Office
(805) 965-3023
(805) 966-7392
(800) 275-8777
Police / Fire
Santa Barbara Fire Department
Santa Barbara Police Department
Emergency: 911
(805) 865-5254
(805) 897-2300
DMV
(800) 777-0133 or
Libraries
Santa Barbara Public Library
Sahyun Library
Karpeles Manuscript Library
(805) 963-0611
(805) 681-4200
40 E. Anapamu Street
316 Castillo Street
21 W. Anapamu Street
Utilities
Cox Cable
Southern CA Edison
Southern CA Gas
Verizon
S.B. County Water District
La Cumbre Mutual Water District
(805) 683-6651
(800) 655-4555
(800) 427-2200
(800) 483-1000
(805) 564-5343
(805) 967-2376
Trash
Browing Ferris
(805) 965-5248
Misc.
Time
Weather Forecast
Yellow Cab Co.
Santa Barbara Trolley
(805) 962-7653
(805) 884-9909
(805) 962-5322
(805) 966-0611
(805) 988-6610
(805) 965-5111
36 State Street
SBTrolley.com
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(805) 963-9741
(805) 965-0353
CARPINTERIA / SUMMERLAND
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Legend has it that the city got its name from the Spaniards who saw the Chumash Indians busy building
the large ocean-going canoes called tomols and called it the 'carpenter shop' - La Carpinteria.
Carpinteria is a peaceful, seaside city in a small town. Carp, as the locals call it, is situated along the
only Southern facing stretch of coastline in California. The climate never gets too cold or too hot. The
city sits on a thin strip of fertile land nestled between the mountains & the ocean & is unique in its
diversity. Carpinteria State Beach Park offers overnight camping & the best surf-fishing & tide-pooling
for miles. Even as many of the surrounding communities become more residential or more business or
more tourist oriented, Carpinteria has retained all of the things that make a community a community.
When Summerland was founded as a Spiritualist colony in 1889, terraced streets lined with small lots
that sold for $25 apiece. The newcomers built a temple where they hold séances & contacted spirits,
assisted by mediums who could communicate with departed friends and relatives.
Summerland is a relaxed, tiny, hillside community reminiscent of a New England village nestled on a
hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean. You won't want to miss the many antique stores that line Lillie Ave,
the main street of Summerland.
City Offices
Chamber of Commerce
City of Carpinteria
www.carpinteria.ca.us
Carpinteria School District
Post Office
(805) 684-4511
(800) 275-8777
Fire / Police
Carpinteria Fire Department
Summerland Fire Department
Carpinteria Police Department
Summerland Police Department
Emergency: 911
(805) 684-4591
(805) 684-4591
(805) 684-4561
(805) 684-4561
DMV
(800) 777-0133
Libraries
Carpinteria Library
(805) 684-5479
(805) 684-5405
5141 Carpinteria
(805) 684-4314
Utilities
Cox Cable
Southern CA Edison
Southern CA Gas
Verizon
Carpinteria Water District
Summerland County Water District
(805) 683-6651
(800) 655-4555
(800) 427-2200
(800) 483-1000
(805) 684-2816 or (805) 684-4366
(805) 969-4621
Trash
Channel Disposal Co.
Harrison Brothers Disposal
(805) 963-3767
(800) 418-7274
Misc.
Time
Weather Forecast
Yellow Cab Co.
Carpinteria Herald Newspaper
(805) 966-0611
(805) 988-6610
(805) 965-5111
(805) 683-1955
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MONTECITO
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Despite its name, “Little Mountain,” you’d be challenged to find anything minuscule about Montecito, a
community that flanks Santa Barbara to the south. During the 18th century the area amounted to a small
Chumash village & a hundred years later it was mostly orchards & farms. But by the 1900s it began to
become what it is today, a neighborhood for the wealthy, with lush landscapes hiding gated mansions &
designer homes. This the place for high-end boutique shopping, tony restaurants, & top of the line
hotels.
July 16th used to be celebrated as “Montecito Day” by the old-time Spanish residents, & was always
marked by a gala fandango & fiesta at the Lorenzana adobe on Parra Grande Lane.
Fire / Police
Montecito Fire Department
Montecito Police Department
Emergency: 911
(805) 969-7762 or (805) 969-0318
(805) 684-4561
DMV
(800) 777-0133
(805) 963-9741
Libraries
Montecito Library
1469 E. Valley Road
Utilities
Cox Cable
Southern CA Edison
Southern CA Gas
Verizon
Montecito Water District
(805) 683-6651
(800) 655-4555
(800) 427-2200
(800) 483-1000
(805) 969-2271
Trash
Channel Disposal Co.
(805) 963-3767
Misc.
Time
Weather Forecast
Yellow Cab Co.
Montecito Life Newspaper
(805) 966-0611
(805) 988-6610
(805) 965-5111
(805) 683-1955
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(805) 969-5063
GOLETA
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Goleta Valley is Santa Barbara’s practical counterpart. It was established in 1875 with the arrival of its
first post office but didn’t find a spot on the map until the 1950s, when the University of California,
aerospace companies turned it into a Santa Barbara suburb. Today this is where high-tech companies
flourish, university students call home, & parents raise their kids. This town has a beautiful stretch of
coast & beachside parks. The main attraction in this coastal area is the University of California, a Nobel
laureate—rich campus that spreads across 989 acres along the California coastline. The University sits
on the foundation of Santa Barbara’s old coastal fort & boasts one of the most spectacular strips of
beach in Santa Barbara. Be sure to tour some of the museums & galleries scattered throughout the
campus.
Stop at the visitor center to pick up a campus map & brochures for one of the state’s most beautiful
universities, or join a guided tour. www. ucsb.edu. (805) 893-2487
City Offices
Goleta City Hall
Goleta Chamber of Commerce
Mayor & City Council
Community Center
Goleta Union School District
(805) 961-7500
(805) 967-4618
(805) 961-7500
(805) 967-1237
(805) 681-1200
Fire / Police
Goleta Fire Department
Goleta Police Department
Emergency: 911
(805) 681-5500
(805) 681-4100
DMV
(805) 968-5554
Libraries
Goleta Library
500 N. Fairview Ave.
(805) 964-7878
Utilities
Cox Cable
Southern CA Edison
Southern CA Gas
Verizon
Goleta Water District
(805) 683-6651
(800) 655-4555
(800) 427-2200
(800) 483-1000
(805) 964-6761 or (805) 562-9692
Trash
Marborg Disposal Company
Browning Ferris
(805) 963-1852
(805) 965-5248
Misc.
Time
Weather Forecast
Yellow Cab Co.
Goleta Valley Voice Newspaper
(805) 966-0611
(805) 988-6610
(805) 965-5111
(805) 683-7657
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SOLVANG / SANTA YNEZ
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Solvang means “sunny fields” in Danish. In 1911. Solvang was founded by Danish-Americans who
traveled from Iowa to establish a settlement on 9,000 acres of the former Rancho San Carlos de Jonata,
adjacent to the historic Mission Santa Ines. In 1936 the Danish Days annual festival emerged & it continues to celebrate Solvang’s heritage during the third weekend of every September. Festivals &
celebrations are traditional parts of Solvang’s charm from the Taste of Solvang every March to the
Mission’s Fiesta each August & Winterfest during the month of December.
The anglicized name “Santa Ynez” was derived from the 1804 Mission Santa Ines, the first Spanish
settlement in the area. Santa Ynez Valley includes the city of Solvang as well as the city of Buellton &
the communities of Ballard, Los Alamos, Los Olivos & Santa Ynez—all known for their genuine
hospitality & friendly welcome to visitors from around the globe. Rural Ballard is home to a little red
schoolhouse functioning since 1883, an award-winning inn & a wine tasting room. The bustling gateway
city of Buellton is “everything for the traveler”-from a full service hotel to inns, motels, a variety of
shops, dining & food establishments. Nearby Los Alamos has an old time western feel to the seven
block long main street offering an antique mall in a historic train depot, quaint shops, several restaurants,
& wine tasting rooms. Los Olivos offers a slice of Americana with the Wildling Art Museum, numerous
art galleries, boutiques & wine tasting rooms. The turn of the 20th century village of Santa Ynez serves
modern cowboys at a historic saloon, numerous restaurants, a luxury inn & a bed & breakfast.
City Offices
Solvang Chamber of Commerce
Solvang City Hall
Solvang Visitors Bureau
(805) 688-0701
(805) 688-5575
(805) 688-6144
Fire / Police
Solvang Fire Department
Santa Ynez Fire Department
Solvang - Santa Ynez Police Department
Emergency: 911
(805) 688-6046
(805) 681-5500
(805) 686-5000
DMV
(800) 777-0133
Libraries
Solvang Library
Utilities
Cox Cable
Southern CA Edison
Southern CA Gas
Verizon
Solvang Water District
Santa Ynez Water District
Misc.
Time
Weather Forecast
Solvang Taxi
1745 Mission Drive
(805) 683-6651
(800) 655-4555
(800) 427-2200
(800) 483-1000
(805) 966-0611
(805) 988-6610
(805) 688-5900
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(805) 688-4214
SECTION II
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Education
● Public Elementary Schools (pg. 9-11)
● Public Middle Schools (pg. 11-12)
● Public High Schools (pg. 12)
● Private Schools (pg. 12-13)
● Colleges & Universities (pg. 14)
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LOCAL AREA SCHOOLS
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College School - College School District
3525 Pine St., Santa Ynez, CA 93460
(805) 686-8385 FAX: (805) 686-8389
Principal: Patricia L. Martzen
Public Elementary School
Adams Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
2701 Las Positas Road, Santa Barbara 93105
(805) 563-2515 FAX: (805) 563-4365
Principal: Matt Zuchowicz
Early Childhood Learning Center Carpinteria Unified School District
1480 Linden Avenue, Carpinteria 93013
(805) 684-5481 or 684-4141
Principal: Sally Green
Aliso School - Carpinteria Unified School District
4545 Carpinteria Avenue, Carpinteria, CA 93013
(805) 684-4539 FAX: (805) 566-4759
Principal: Tricia Price
El Camino School - Goleta Union School District
5020 San Simeon Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
(805) 692-5574 FAX: (805) 692-5578
Principal: Kimberly Bruzzese
Ballard School - Ballard School District
2425 School Street, Solvang, CA 93463
(805) 688-4812 FAX: (805) 688-7325
Principal: Shirley Horacek
Ellwood School - Goleta Union School District
7686 Hollister Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 571-3774 FAX: (805) 571-3775
Principal: JoAnne Meade Young
Brandon School - Goleta Union School District
195 Brandon Drive, Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 571-3770 FAX: (805) 571-3771
Principal: Lynette Meyer
Foothill School - Goleta Union School District
711 Ribera Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
(805) 681-1268 FAX: (805) 681-0700
Principal: Ed Armstrong
Canalina School - Carpinteria Unified School District
1480 Linden Avenue, Carpinteria 93013
(805) 684-4141 FAX: (805) 684-3384
Principal: Sally Green
Franklin Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
1111 East Mason Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
(805) 963-4283 FAX: (805) 962-6846
Principal: Carole Nevarez
Cesar Estrada Chavez Dual Language Immersion
Charter School - SB Elementary School District
1102 E. Yanonali Street, Santa Barbara 93103
(805) 966-7392 FAX: (805) 966-7243
Principal: Eva Neuer
Harding Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
1625 Robbins Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 965-8994 FAX: (805) 962-1846
Principal: Sally Kingston
Cleveland Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
123 Alameda Padre Serra, Santa Barbara 93103
(805) 963-8873 FAX: (805) 965-3523
Principal: Michael S. Vail
Hollister School - Goleta Unions School District
4950 Anita Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
(805) 681-1271 FAX: (805) 681-0331
Cold Spring School - Cold Spring School District
2243 Sycamore Canyon Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93108 Principal: Donna Madrigal
(805) 969-2678 FAX: (805) 969-0787
Hope School - Hope School District
Principal: Dr. Bryan McCabe
3970-A La Colina Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
(805) 563-2974 FAX: (805) 563-4906
Principal: Patrick Plamondon
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LOCAL AREA SCHOOLS CONTINUED
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Isla Vista School - Goleta Union School District
6875 El Colegio Rd., Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 685-4418 FAX: (805)968-1338
Principal: Lisa Maglione
Jonata School - Buellton Union School District
301 Second Street, Buellton 93427-0075
(805) 688-4222 FAX: (805) 688-6611
Principal: Patricia Garrett
Kellogg School - Goleta Union School District
475 Cambridge Drive, Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 681-1277 FAX: (805) 681-4823
Principal: Nancy Knight
La Patera School - Goleta Union School District
555 North La Patera Lane, Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 681-1280 FAX: (805) 964-7402
Principal: Sonia Schultz
Montecito Union School Montecito Union School District
385 San Ysidro Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93108
(805) 969-3249 FAX: (805) 969-9714
Principal: Kris Bergstrom
Mountain View School - Goleta Union School District
5465 Queen Anne Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
(805) 681-1284 FAX: (805) 681-4814
Principal: Robert Wood
Oak Valley School - Buellton Union School District
595 Second Street, Buellton, CA 93427
(805) 688-6992 FAX: (805) 688-1364
Principal: Tom Cooper
Olga Reed School - Los Alamos School District
480 Centennial St, PO Box 318, Los Alamos, CA 93440
(805) 344-2401 FAX: (805) 344-2321
Principal: Dr. Chris Whitmore
Los Olivos School - Los Olivos School District
2540 Alamo Pintado Ave., PO Box 208, Los Olivos 93441
(805) 688-4025 FAX: (805) 688-4885
Principal: Anjanette Winckler
Main School - Carpinteria Unified School District
5241 Eighth Street, Carpinteria 93013
(805) 684-4153 FAX: (805) 566-0563
Principal: Dr. Jim Campos
McKinley Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
350 Loma Alta Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93109
(805) 966-9926 FAX: (805) 899-3286
Principal: Dr. Juanita Carney
Monroe Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
431 Flora Vista Drive, Santa Barbara 93109
(805) 966-7023 FAX: (805) 963-4198
Principal: Brent Millhollen
Monte Vista School - Hope School District
730 N. Hope Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
(805) 687-5333 FAX: (805) 687-0457
Principal: Judy Stettler
Olive Grove Charter School Los Olivos School District
Independent Study
2540 Alamo Pintado Avenue, PO Box 208, Los Olivos
(805) 693-5933 FAX: 688-4885
Principal: Jesse Leyva
Open Alternative School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
4025 Foothill Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
(805) 683-3127
Head Teacher: Gwen Phillips
Peabody Charter School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
3018 Calle Noguera, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
(805) 563-1172 FAX: (805) 569-7042
Principal: Patricia Morales
Roosevelt Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
1990 Laguna Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 563-2062 FAX: (805) 563-6092
Principal: Dr. Donna Ronzone
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Sanchez, David J. Sr. Elementary School Santa Maria—Bonita School District
804 West Liberty Street, Santa Maria, CA 93458
(805) 361-4625 FAX: (805) 925-8410
Principal: Olivia Bolaños
Vista de las Cruces School Vista de Mar Union School District
9467 San Julian Road, Gaviota, CA 93117
(805) 686-1880 FAX: (805) 686-8536
Principal: Gregory Pruitt
Santa Barbara Charter School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
c/o Goleta Valley Junior High School
6100 Stow Canyon Road, Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 967-6522 FAX: (805) 967-6382
Director of Education: Bev Abrams
Washington Elementary School Santa Barbara Elementary School District
290 Lighthouse Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93109
(805) 965-6653 FAX: (805) 962-5328
Interim Principal: Patricia Santiago
Santa Barbara Community Academy
Santa Barbara Elementary School District
215 East Ortega Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 884-5902 FAX: (805) 884-4904
Principal: Joan Jamieson
Santa Ynez Valley Charter School College School District
Site: 3525 Pine Street, Santa Ynez, CA 93460
Mailing: P.O. Box 59, Santa Ynez, CA 93460
(805)693-1755 FAX: (805)693-1765
Director: Mariann Cooley
Santa Ynez School - College School District
3325 Pine St., Santa Ynez, CA 93460
(805) 688-5196 FAX: (805) 688-2750
Principal: Patricia L. Martzen
Solvang School - Solvang School District
565 Atterdag Road, Solvang, CA 93463
(805) 688-4810 FAX: (805) 688-6410
Principal: Steve Michaud
Summerland School Carpinteria Unified School District
135 Valencia, P.O. Box 460, Summerland, CA 93067
(805) 969-1011 FAX: 969-1524
Principal: Tricia Price
Vieja Valley School - Hope School District
434 Nogal Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
(805) 967-1239 FAX: (805) 967-5947
Principal: Barbara LaCorte
Public Middle School
Carpinteria Middle School Capinteria Unified School District
5351 Carpinteria Avenue, Carpinteria, CA 93013
(805) 684-4544 FAX: (805) 566-3839
Principal: Bob Keatinge
Goleta Valley Junior High School Santa Barbara High School District
(805) 967-3486 FAX: (805) 967-8176
Principal: Veronica Rogers
Kermit McKenzie Junior High School Guadalupe Union School District
4710 W. Main St, PO Box 788, Guadalupe 93434-0788
(805) 343-1951 FAX: (805) 343-6931
Principal: Celia Ramos
La Colina Junior High School Santa Barbara High School District
4025 Foothill Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
(805) 967-4506 FAX: (805) 967-3056
Principal: David L. Ortiz
La Cumbre Junior High School Santa Barbara High School District
2255 Modoc Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 687-0761FAX: (805) 563-4636
Principal: Jo Ann Caines
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Santa Barbara Charter Middle School Santa Barbara Elementary School District c/o Goleta
Valley Junior High School
(805) 967-7775 FAX: (805) 967-6382
Director of Education: Bev Abrams
Santa Barbara Junior High Santa Barbara High School District
721 East Cota Street, Santa Barbara,CA 93103
(805) 963-7751 FAX: (805) 962-7196
Principal: Susan Salcido
Public High Schools
Carpinteria High School Carpinteria Unified School District
4810 Foothill Road, Carpinteria, CA 93013
(805) 684-4107 FAX: (805) 566-5952
Principal: John Arreguin
Asst. Principal: Gerardo Cornejo
Dos Pueblos High School Santa Barbara High School District
7266 Alameda Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 968-2541 FAX: (805) 968-2891
Principal: Quentin Panek
San Marcos High School Santa Barbara High School District
4750 Hollister Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
(805) 967-4581 FAX: (805) 967-8358
Principal: J. Craig Morgan
Santa Barbara High School Santa Barbara High School District
700 East Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
(805) 966-9101 FAX: (805) 965-6872
Principal: Paul Turnbull
Santa Barbara Summit High School
(805) 450-6811
Head Teacher: Mark Leufkens
Santa Ynez Valley Union High School Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District
2975 East Highway 246, Santa Ynez, CA 93460
(805) 688-6487, ext. 3571 FAX: (805) 688-1913
Principal: Norm Clevenger
Private Schools
Anacapa School , 7-12
814 Santa Barbara St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 965-0228
Bishop Garcia Diego High School, 9-12
4000 La Colina Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93110-1496
(805) 967-1266
Cate School , 9-12
1960 Cate Mesa Rd., Carpinteria, CA 93013
(805) 684-4127
Coastline Christian Academy , K-8
5950 Cathedral Oaks Road, Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 967-5834
Crane Country Day School, K-8
1795 San Leandro Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93108
(805) 969-7732
Faith Academy, K-12
7190 Hollister Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 968-2608
Howard School , K-7
5315 Foothill Road, Carpinteria, CA 93013
(805) 745-8448
Laguna Blanca School, K-12
4125 Paloma Dr., Santa Barbara, CA 93110
(805) 687-2461
Los Osos, 7-12
4449 Vieja Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
(805) 683-3688
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Marymount of Santa Barbara , K-8
2130 Mission Ridge Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93103
(805) 569-1811
St. Raphael Elementary School , K-8
160 St. Joseph St., Santa Barbara, CA 93111
(805) 967-2115
Montessori Center School of Santa Barbara, K-6
401 North Fairview Avenue, #1, Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 683-9383
Waldorf School of Santa Barbara, K-8
2300 Garden St., #B, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
(805) 569-2558
Notre Dame School, K-8
33 E. Micheltorena St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 965-1033
Colleges
Oak Tree Christian School, K-12
282 W. Highway 246, Solvang, CA 93427
(805) 693-8846
Orca, 4-6
2516 Mesa School Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93109
(805)962-7062
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Elementary School, K-8
530 Hot Springs Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93108
(805) 969-5965
San Roque Elementary School, K-8
3214 Calle Cedro, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
(805) 687-3717
Santa Barbara City College
721 Cliff Drive
Santa Barbara, CA 93109
(805) 965-0581
University of California, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Campus
(805) 893-8000
Westmont College
955 La Paz Road
(805) 565-6000
Santa Barbara Adventist, K-8
425 Arroyo Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
(805) 967-9914
Santa Barbara Christian School, K-8
3723 Modoc Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
(805) 563-4770
Santa Barbara Middle School, 6-9
2300 Garden St., #A, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
(805) 682-2989
Santa Barbara Montessori School, 18 mos.+, K-8
7421 Mirano Drive, Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 685-7600 Fax: (805) 685-7060
For Additional Information:
Santa Ynez Valley Christian Academy , K-8
891 Refugio Rd., Santa Ynez, CA 93460
(805) 688-3830
Santa Barbara County Education Office
sbceo.org
4400 Cathedral Oaks Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93160
Phone: (805) 964-4711 Fax: (805) 964-4712
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SECTION III
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Recreation,
Entertainment, Dining, & Religion
● Local Area 2007 Calendar of Events (pg. 16-17)
● Local Area Restaurants (pg. 18-28)
● Local Night Life
(pg. 29-30)
● Local Area Golf (pg. 31-32)
● Local Area Farmers Markets (pg. 33)
● Local Area Houses of Worship (pg. 34-36)
● Local Area Museums & Tours (pg. 37)
● Local Area Transportation Guide (pg. 38)
● Local Area Hotels (pg. 39- 41)
● Local Area Winery’s (pg. 42– 44)
● Local Area Outdoor Activities (pg. 45-47)
● Local Parks & Recreation (pg. 48)
● Local Area Fitness Facilities (pg. 49)
● Local Area Shopping & Malls (pg. 50)
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SECTION III
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Recreation,
Entertainment, Dining, & Religion
● Local Area Beaches (pg. 51)
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LOCAL CALENDAR & EVENTS
2007
-January-
April 22 (10-5:30pm)
Hang Gliding Festival on New Year’s day. Festival
starts at 12 noon to sunset to Elings Park. Cliff Drive
(805) 965-3733
Annual Classic & Hot Rod Show. 400 hot rods and
classics from across America will be on display for only
one day. Live music & great food!
April 21 through 22
(805) 683-3869
-January / FebruaryInternational Film Festival. Hollywood’s elite & film
fanatics flock to the coast. Held in various theaters
around the city. Biggest star-studded event.
www.sbfilmfestival.org
January 25– February 4.
(805) 963-0023
-March-
(805) 963-0583
Santa Barbara Fair & Expo brings games, food, carnival rides, petting zoo and live music to the Earl Warren
Showground's at the end of April.
April 25 through 29.
www.sbfairandexpo.com
(805) 687-0766
Santa Maria Strawberry Festival. Food, fun, rides &
family entertainment. Santa Maria’s favorite event.
April 27 through 29
International Orchid Show. Features over 70 of the
-Mayworld’s finest growers & thousands of their most-prized
Cinco de Mayo, celebrate Mexico’s defeat of French
plants. Located at Earl Warren Showground's.
forces at the town of Puebla, is a multicultural
www.sborchidshow.com
(805) 969-5746
celebration that spreads throughout. Be ready for music,
March 16 through 18 (9-5pm)
food and dancing.
www.cincodemayosb.com
Whale Festival at Stearns Wharf. Biologists &
May 5 through 6 (11-9pm)
(805) 965-8561
naturalists expose land-locked sols to the Pacific’s
largest inhabitants. Go to the end of State Street to enjoy Children’s Festival, bring the kids for a festival of their
www.fsacares.org
music, arts, crafts and food. www.sbwhalefestival.com own to Alamdea Park West.
May
20
(805)
965-1001
March 25 through 26.
(805) 897-3187
I Madonnari Celebration. Hundreds of chalk
-Aprilpaintings color the Mission Courtyard. Across the street
is an Italian market with authentic foods &
Annual Deep Ellum Art Festival. 3 days of FREE
entertainment. www.imadonnarifestival.com
concerts & cutting edge artists. Great Entertainment!
May 26 through 28 (10-6pm)
(805) 964-4710
April 6 through 8
Santa Barbara Kite Festival. Go to City College to
compete in stunt flying & exquisite wind-borne
decorations. www.sbkitefest.com
April 15 (11-4pm)
(805) 963-2964
Presidio Days celebrates the original Spanish fort’s
conception in 1782 on Saint Barbara’s birthday, April
21. Festivities culminate when Chumash & Spanish
descendants ring the bells of the Presidio’s tower.
www.sbthp.org
(805) 966-9719
April 20 through 21
-JuneBig Dog Parade & Canine Festival to allow our
pooches to put on their best and strut their stuff. Win
lots of prizes. Held at Chase Palm Park.
www.bigdogs.com
(805) 963-8727x1398
June 2 (9am)
Lompoc Flower Festival is one of the best flower
shows. Vibrant colors cover the floats but don’t forget to
go to the valley to see the flowers roll over the hills.
Ryan Park, Lompoc
Santa Barbara County Vintners’ Festival. Held on the June 20 through 24.
(805) 735-8511
third weekend of April, local wineries throughout the
Summer Solstice is one of Santa Barbara’s best
vine-striped Santa Ynez Valley. (Firestone Meadow)
events of the summer. Odd floats and weird looking
www.sbcountywines.com
(805) 688-0881
people march down State St. to Alameda Park, where
April 21 (1-4pm)
dancing, crafts, food, & much more to keep the party
Earth Day. Held at the Santa Barbara County
rock in. www.solsticeparade.com
Courthouse Sunken Garden
June 23 through 24 (noon on State) (805) 965-3396
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www.communityenvironmentalcouncil.org
LOCAL CALENDAR & EVENTS
2007
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-JulyIndependence Day Celebration Thousand come to the
waterfront for fireworks, music & one big beach party.
www.spiritof76sb.org
July 4
(805) 961-2556
National Horse & Flower Show. For two weeks Earl
Warren Showground's is graced with some of the finest
breads & local blossoms. www.earlwarren.com
July
(805) 687-0766
Danish Days. The Dane-inspired town of Solvang
erupts with beer, food, & dancing. www.solvangusa.com
(800) 468-6765
Sandcastle & Sculpting Festival, East Beach. Come
enjoy the beach & see some spectacular sculptures.
www.sandcastlefestival.com
September 15 (10-6pm)
(805) 966-3979
-October-
California Avocado Festival, in Carpinteria. Come try
the avocado ice cream. See the largest avocado imagine.
Santa Barbara County Fair. Livestock, auctions, food
www.avofest.com
& entertainment makes for a great old time. Fairgrounds
October 5 through 7
(805) 684-5479
in Santa Maria. www.santamariafairpark.com
Santa Barbara Art & Jazz Festival, is fantastic music
July 11 through 15
(805) 925-8824
& entertainment. Dixie, jazz & blues fill the air of Santa
French Festival. Go to Oak Park and enjoy the food,
Barbara at the courthouse. www.meifestivals.com
wine & entertainment. Free Admission & parking.
October 12 through 14
(800) 538-1881
www.frenchfestival.com
(805) 564-7274
Goleta Lemon Festival, is a wild citrus party. Have fun
July 14 through 15 (11-7pm)
& enter a lemon pie contest, or enjoy the entertainment
California Outrigger Canoe Championships. Hawaii
food & lemonade stands.
(805) 967-4618
meets the mainland coast as state teams compete off
Halloween Family Festival, come dressed up in your
Leadbetter Beach.April
(805) 564-5418
costume.
wwwsantabarbaradowntown.com
Santa Barbara’s Big Fat—Greek Festival. This
(805) 962-2098x22
celebration is filled with dancing & authentic Greek
foods at Oak Park.
www.saintbarbara.net
-November(805) 683-4492
Half Marathon & Cally’s 5K Fun Run Walk, head to
-AugustLeadbetter Beach to participate in the Santa Barbara
News-Press’
Fiesta or “Old Spanish Days” is the soul of Santa
Barbara. This festival brings the entire city together in
-Decemberthe spirit of the old ranchos. Festivities held throughout
the city include the largest parade in the States, a rodeo, Downtown Holiday Parade, shops remain open late for
shoppers to have a chance to finish up their shopping.
& a whole heap of food, music, & arts.
“It’s starting to feel a lot like Christmas.”
www.oldspanishdays-fiesta.org
(805) 962-2098
August 1 through 5 (11-11pm)
(805) 962-8101
Old Mission Santa Ines Fiesta. Come celebrate the
diverse Latino & Chumash cultures with food, dance &
entertainment in Santa Ynez Valley.
August
(805) 688-4815
-SeptemberAnnual Taste of the Town, is a week long feast of
more than 50 of the region’s finest restaurants &
wineries.
(805) 892-5556
Parade of Lights, one of Santa Barbara’s favorite
celebrations. From Stearns Wharf watch the boats cruise
the waterfront decorated with bright lights and festive
decorations.
(805) 897-1962
Winterfest, this is a month long celebration in
Solvang where they hang their wreaths, decorate the
town Christmas tree with bright lights and enjoy lots
of Danish pastries to get into the holiday spirit.
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LOCAL AREA RESTAURANTS
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-American-
113 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)564-1200
31 West at Hotel Andalucia
31 West Carrillo and Chapala St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)879-9100
Cities BBQ
901 North Milpas St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)892-4483
A Capella Restaurant
2220 Bath St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)687-5911
Cold Springs Tavern
5995 Stagecoach Rd., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)967-0066
The Beach Grill at Padaro
3765 Santa Claus Lane, Carpinteria
Phone: (805)566-3900
Beachside Bar Cafe
5905 Sandspit Rd, Goleta
Phone: (805) 964-7881
Blue Collar Bistro
233 W. Montecito St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-1290
The Brewhouse
229 W. Montecito, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)884-4664
Brophy Bros.
Santa Barbara Harbor, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-4418
Bouchon
9 West Victoria St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)730-1160
Website: www.bouchonsantabarbara.com
Café Buenos Aires
1316 State St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-0242
Chad's
625 Chapala St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 568-1876
Chase Bar & Grill
1012 State St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-4351
Crocodile Restaurant & Bar
Phone: (805) 687-6444
Derf’s
2000 De La Vina St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)687-5437
Downtown Brewing Company
3755 State St,, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)682-7803
East Beach Grill
221 Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)962-5631
Elephant Bar Restaurant
521 Firestone Rd, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 964-0779
Endless Summer Bar– Café
Phone: (805) 564-4666
The Frog Bar and Grill at Glen Annie
301 Glen Annie Rd., Goleta
Phone: (805) 968-0664
Garrett’s Restaurant
2001 State Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 569-0400
The Habit– Downtown
Phone: (805) 892-5400
Chuck’s Waterfront Grill
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Holdren's Steaks & Seafood
Phone: (805) 965-3363
Hollister Brewing Company
6950 Marketplace Dr, Goleta
Phone: (805) 968-2810
Joe’s Café
Phone: (805) 966-4638
Judge For Yourself Café
1218 Santa Barbara St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-9000
Longboards Grill
Phone: (805) 963-3311
Max’s Restaurant
Phone: (805) 898-9121
Mesa Café
1972 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-5303
Montecito Café
1295 Coast Village Road, Montecito
Phone: (805) 969-3394
Nu
Phone: (805) 965-1500
Opal Restaurant & Bar
Phone: (805) 966-9676
Overlook Café
Santa Barbara Airport, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 964-7793
Paradise Café
702 Anacapa St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-4416
Patio Restaurant at the Biltmore Hotel
1260 Channel Dr, Montecito
Phone: (805) 969-2261
Peabody’s Café
1198 Coast Village Rd, Montecito
Phone: (805) 969-0834
Quantum Kitchen and Cocktails
201 W. Carrillo Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-5999
Roy
7 W Carrillo St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-5636
Ruby’s Diner
601 Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 564-1941
Sambos
216 W. Cabrillo Blvd., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-3269
The Santa Barbara Brewing Company
Phone: (805) 730-1040
Silvergreen’s
900 Embarcadero del Mar, Goleta
Phone: (805) 961-1700
Square One
14 E. Cota St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-4565
State Street Café
440 e. Ortega, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-6450
Stella Mares
50 Los Patos Way, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 969-6705
The Brown Pelican
2981 1/2 Cliff Drive
Phone: (805) 687-4550
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Tinkers
2275 Ortega Hill Rd,, Summerland
Phone: (805) 969-1970
The Treehouse
Phone: (805) 687-2426
Tupelo Junction
Phone: (805) 899-3100
Wine Cask
813 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-9463
Worker Bee Cafe
973 Linden Ave., Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 745-1828
The Zone
Phone: (805) 566-1530
Phone: (805) 969-7878
La Bella Rosa
1411 San Andres St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-9660
La Carniceria Bakery
1047 casitas pass rd, Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 566-0822
Mama’s Bakery
5342 Hollister Ave, Goleta
Phone: (805) 692-1666
Maria’s Bakery
4912 Carpinteria Ave, Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-5556
Montecito Confections
121 E Yanonali St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-8150
-Bakery-
Our Daily Bread
831 Santa Barbara St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-3894
Andersens Danish Bakery & Restaurant
Phone: (805) 962-5085
Savoy Café and Deli
24 West Figueroa Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-2139
Anna's Bakery
Camino Real Marketplace, Goleta
Phone: (805) 968-5590
Tuttini
10 E. Carillo St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-8404
D’Angelo Bread
25 W. Gutierrez St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-5466
Xanadu Bakery
Phone: (805) 969-3550
Finestra
15 E. Figueroa St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-6703
-Cajun-
Jake’s Cottage Cuisine Café
Phone: (805) 898-2233
Jeannine's Bakery - Montecito
Cajun Kitchen
901 Chapala St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-1004
John Dunn Gourment
721 Cliff Dr, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-0581
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Palace Grill
8 E. Cota St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-5000
-CalifornianArts and Letters Café
7 East Anapamu, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805)730-1463
Bella Vista Restaurant
1260 Channel Drive, Montecito
Phone: (805) 565-8237
California Pasta
811 State Street , Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 899-4030
Couchez
Phone: (805) 965-3585
Elements Bar and Restaurant
129 E. Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 884-9218
Endless Summer Bar Café
Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Harbor
Phone: (805) 564-4666
Fresco
3987 State St # B, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 967-6037
Kona Ranch House
5685 Calle Real, Goleta
Phone: (805) 967-9400
Lucky’s
Phone: (805) 565-7540
Monarch Grill at Maravilla
Phone: (805) 696-6025
Montecito Cafe
Phone: (805) 969-3392
Plow and Angel
900 San Ysidro Ln, Montecito
Phone: (805) 565-1745
Rocks
Phone: (805) 884-1190
Soho
Phone: (805) 962-7776
Tacone
213 Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 892-5533
Wine Cask
813 Anacapa, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-9463
Zooker’s
5404 Carpinteria Ave, Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-8893
-ChineseChina Bowl
440 E. Ortega, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-6450
China Pavilion
Phone: (805) 560-6028
Empress Palace
2251 Las Positas Road, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 898-2238
Fortune Garden
5915 Calle Real , Goleta
Phone: (805) 685-8865
Jimmy's Oriental Gardens
126 E. Canon Perdido St, Santa Barbara
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Phone: (805) 962-7582
Madam Lu Chinese
Phone: (805) 898-9289
Mandarin Palace
Phone: (805) 683-2158
Ming Dynasty
290 Storke Rd., Goleta
Phone: (805) 968-1308
Panda Express
131 N. Fairview Ave, Goleta
Phone: (805) 683-1857
Red Pepper Restaurant
282 Orange , Goleta
Phone: (805) 964-0995
Shang Hai
830 N. Milpas St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-7833
Uncle Chen
1002 Casitas Pass, Carpinteria
Phone: (805)566-3334
Wing’s Restaurant
Phone: (805) 967-9824
Yen Chin
Phone: (805) 682-7191
Café La Luz
Phone: (805)564-0809
Café Luna
2354 Lillie Avenue, Summerland
Phone: (805) 695-8780
Cantwell’s Market
Phone: (805) 966-3902
Chapala Market
605 N. Milpas, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-2309
The Daily Grind
2001 De la Vina, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 687-0945
Deli Planet
5599 Hollister Rd, Goleta
Phone: (805) 683-8555
D’Vine Café
205 W. Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-9591
The Garden Market
3811 Santa Claus Lane, Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 745-5505
La Chapala Market
Phone: (805)681-0277
-Deli-
Laguna Store and Deli
512 Laguna Street, Ste. A, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-0117
101 Deli
130 N. Calle Cesar Chavez, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-9009
Lazy Acres Market and Deli
302 Meigs Rd., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 564-4410
Bitterman’s Deli
5 W. Canon Perdido St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-7500
Mackenzie Market
Phone: (805) 682-2051
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Arigato
Phone: (805) 965-6074
Sakana
Phone: (805) 565-2014
Deli Sushi Gogo
119 Harbor Way #B, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-6568
Sakura Express
Phone: (805) 883-1844
Eat Sushi and Thai
Phone: (805) 568-1172
Shintori Sushi
Phone: (805) 898-0177
Edomasa
2710 De la Vina St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 687-0210
Something’s Fishey
500 N. State St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-6607
Ichiban Sushi
Phone: (805) 564-7653
Sushi Teri
Phone: (805) 964-9909
Kafana
11 W. Victoria St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 884-0828
Taiko
Phone: (805) 564-8878
Kai Sushi
Phone: (805) 569-2033
Tsunami
1014 Coast Village Rd., Montecito
Phone: (805) 969-7565
Los Olivos Café
2879 Grand Ave., Los Olivos
Phone: (805) 688-7265
-Mediterranean-
Mika
7020 Marketplace Drive, Goleta
Phone: (805) 571-6452
Le Bon Café
138 East Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-7025
Nu Restaurant
Phone: (805) 365-1500
Medittera Café and Market
5575 Hollister Ave. #A, Goleta
Phone: (805) 696-9323
Piranha
Phone: (805) 965-2980
Milk and Honey
30 W. Anapamu St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 275-4232
Q’s Sushi-a-Go-Go
Phone: (805) 966-9177
Pita Pit
971 Embarcadero Del Mar, Goleta
Phone: ( 805)571-7482
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Mr. Pickles Sandwich Shop
6545 Pardall Road, Goleta
Phone: (805) 562-8700
Norton’s Pastrami
18 West Figueroa St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-3210
Pacific Coast Café
6440 Via Real, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 566-9195
Panino
834 Santa Barbara St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-3700
Pierre LaFond
516 San Ysidro Rd., Montecito
Phone: (805) 565-1504
Plaza Deli
140 S. Hope Ave., (La Crumbre Plaza) Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 682-4410
901 E Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-0111
Pacific Crepes
705 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 882-1123
Restaurant Mimosa
2700 De La Vina, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 682-2272
Sevilla
428 Chapala Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 564-8446
-GermanDutch Garden Restaurant
Phone: (805) 967-4911
-Indian-
Reyes Market
4796 Carpinteria Ave., Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-2212
All India Café
431 North State St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 882-1000
South Coast Deli
185 S. Patterson, Goleta
Phone: (805) 967-8226
Flavor of India
Phone: (805) 682-6561
Villareal Market
728 E. Haley St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 564-8551
Spice Avenue
Phone: (805) 965-6004
Whale Tail Deli
Phone: (805) 965-1730
The Taj Cafe
Phone: (805) 564-8280
-French-
-Irish-
Bouchon
9 W. Victoria St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 730-1160
www.bouchonsantabarbara.com
Dargan's Irish Pub & Restaurant
18 E. Ortega St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 568-0702
Fresco at the beach
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-Italian-
Phone: (805) 963-8219
Aldo's Italian Restaurant
Phone: (805) 963-6687
Luigi’s Pizza and Pasta
Phone: (8050) 964-6433
Altamirano
422 N. Milpas St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 882-1390
Maria's Italian Kitchen
Phone: (805) 683-1411
Arnoldi’s Café
600 Olive St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-5394
Mesa Pizza Company
315 Meigs Rd., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 564-4455
Bucatini
Phone: (805) 957-4177
Olio e Limone
17 West Victoria Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 899-2699
Ca Dario
37 E. Victoria St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 884-9419
Palazzio
Phone: (805) 564-1985
Eladio’s Restaurant at the Harbor View Inn
Phone: (805) 963-0780
Pane e Vino
1482 East Valley Rd, Montecito
Phone: (805) 969-9274
Emilio’s Restaurant
Phone: (805) 966-4426
Pascucci
Phone: (805) 963-8123
Giannfranco’s Trattoria
666 Linden Ave, Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-0720
Petrini’s Family Restaurant
14 W. Calle Laureles, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 687-8888
Gino’s Pizza
383E Avenue of the Flags, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 688-9442
Trattoria Mollie
Phone: (805) 565-9381
Gino’s Sicilian Express
12 W Figueroa St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-9442
Tre Lune
1151 Coast Village Rd., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 969-2646
Giovanni’s
Phone: (805) 682-3621
-Japanese-
Gisellas Trattoria Pizzeria
Ahi Sushi
Phone: (805)687-6942
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Sage and Onion
34 E. Ortega St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-1012
Phone: (805) 687-4419
-Mexican-
Delgado’s Mexican Food
4401 Carpinteria , Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-4822
Acapulco Mexican Restaurants
Phone: (805) 963-3469
Del Pueblo
5134 Hollister Ave., Goleta
Phone: (805) 692-8800
Arturo’s Taqueria
226 S. Milpas St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 560-6612
Del Valle Grill
Phone: (805) 683-1719
Baja Fresh
Phone: (805)687-9966
Don Pepe’s Restaurant
Phone: (805) 730-1612
Baja Grill
7024 Camino Real Marketplace, Goleta
Phone: (805) 571-6000
El Caballo
Phone: (805) 687-5916
Blue Agave
20 E. Cota, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 899-4694
El Cazador
731 De la Guerra Plaza, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-5606
Cabo’s
5096 Carpenteria Ave., Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-5507
El Paseo
813 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-6050
Carlitos Café & Cantina
Phone: (805) 962-7117
El Sitio
Phone: (805) 682-9747
Cava Restaurant & Bar
Phone: (805) 969-8500
El Taco Grande
1096 Casitas Pass, Carpinteria
Phone: (805) 684-0135
Chilango’s Mexican Restaurant
Phone: (805) 897-1160
El Torito
29 E. Cabrillo St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-1968
Chipotle
Phone: (805) 730-9195
Freebirds World Burrito
879 Embarcadero del Norte, Goleta
Phone: (805) 968-0123
Daniel’s Mexican Bakery
2714 Dela Vina St., Santa Barbara
La Salsa
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Phone: (805) 964-1146
Left at Albuquerque's
Phone: (805) 564-5040
Zia Café
Phone: (805) 962-5391
-Natural-
Little Alex’s
1024 Coast Village Road, Montecito
The Sojourner Café
134 East Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-7922
Los Arroyos Mexican Restaurant
14 West Figueroa St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-5541
The Natural Café and Juice Bar
Phone: (805) 962-9494
Los Gallos
2009 De la Vina, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 563-4883
Spiritland Bistro– Organic Global Cuisine
230 East Victoria, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-7759
Mexican Fresh
315 Meigs Road, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-7492
-Sea Food-
Mulligan’s Café at Santa Barbara Golf Club
3500 McCaw Ave, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 682-3228
Palapa
Phone: (805) 683-3074
Pepe's Mexican Food
254 Orange Ave, Goleta
Phone: (805) 967-0313
Pollofino
Phone: (805) 685-1141
Rose Cafe - Mesa
1816 Cliff Dr, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-5513
Ruby’s State Street Café
Phone: (805) 962-9688
Su Casa Fresh Mexican Grill
Phone: (805) 899-1229
Bay Cafe
Phone: (805) 963-2215
Beachside Bar Café
5905 Sandspit Rd., Goleta
Phone: (805) 964-7881
Breakwater Restaurant
Phone: (805) 965-1557
Brophy Bros
119 Harbor Way , Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-4418
The Brown Pelican
2981 1/2 Cliff Dr., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 687-4550
Chuck’s of Hawaii
Phone: (805) 687-4417
East Beach Grill
Phone: (805) 962-5631
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The Endless Summer Bar –Café
Phone: (805) 564-4666
Enterprise Fish Co.
Phone: (805) 962-3313
Holdren’s Steaks and Seafood
Phone: (805) 965-3363
Hungry Cat
1134 Chapala St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 884-4701
Lucky’s
Phone: (805) 565-7540
Moby Dick Restaurant
Phone: (805) 965-0549
Santa Barbara Shellfish
Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-6676
Rodney’s Steakhouse
633 East Cabrillo Blvd., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 884-8581
The Palms
Phone: (805) 6843811
Shalhoob’s Restaurant
632 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-0378
-ThaiBangkok Palace
Phone: (805) 687-1828
Galanga Thai Restaurant
Phone: (805) 963-6799
Mesa Thai Cuisine
1819 Cliff Drive, Suite D, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 882-9244
-Spanish-
Your Choice Thai Restaurant
Phone: (805) 569-3730
Alcazar
Phone: (805)962-0337
Your Place Restaurant
22 North Milpas, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 965-9397
Fresco at the Beach
901 E Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-0111
Zen Yai Thai
Phone: (805) 957-1193
Milk and Honey
30 W. Anapamu St, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 275-4232
-SteakHoldren’s Steakhouse
Phone: (805) 965-3363
-VietnameseAsian Café
Phone: (805)683-4417
Saigon In and Out
318 N. Milpas Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-0916
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Santa Barbara Night Life
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Blue Agave
20 E. Cota, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 899-4694
The Brewhouse
229 W. Montecito, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 884-4664
Chad’s On Chapala
Phone: (805) 568-1876
Elsie’s Bar
117 W. De la Guerra St. , Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-4503
EOS Lounge
Phone: (805) 564-2410
Indochine
Phone: (805) 962-0154
Copa Cabana
518 N Milpas, Santa Barbara
Joe’s Café
Phone: (805) 966-4638
Couchez
Phone: (805) 965-3585
Legends Bar and Lounge
512 N. Milpas St. , Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 966-7317
Dalton’s Sports Bar
Phone: (805) 563-7901
Madison’s Grill and Tavern
525 State street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 882-1182
Dargan’s Irish Pub and Restaurant
18 E. Ortega St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 568-0702
Mel’s Lounge
6 West De la Guerra Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-2211
Don Q Billards
Phone: (805) 966-0915
The Mercury Lounge
Phone: (805) 967-0907
Downtown Brewing Company
Phone: (805) 682-7803
Monty’s Sports Bar
5114 Hollister Ave, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 683-1003
Dublin’s Sport Grill
910 Embarcadero Del Norte, Goleta
Phone: (805) 685-1503
The Neighborhood
235 W. Montecito St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-7600
Elements Restaurant and Bar
129 E. Anapamu St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 884-9218
Old Kings Road
Phone: (805) 884-4085
El Paseo
Phone: (805) 962-6050
Old Town Tavern
261 Orange Ave., Goleta
Phone: (805) 967-2403
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O’ Malley’s
Phone: (805) 564-8904
Star Lounge
343 E. Main St., Ventura
Phone: (805) 648-4709
Palmieri’s Cocktail Lounge
Phone: (805) 966-7898
The Study Hall
Phone: (805) 560-6550
Press Room
15 E. Ortega St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-8121
The Creekside
4444 Hollister Ave., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 964-5118
Q’s Sushi-A-Go-Go
Phone: (805) 966-9177
The Treehouse
Phone: (805) 687-2426
Tiburon Tavern
Phone: (805) 682-8100
Quantum Kitchen and Cocktails
201 W. Carrillo Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-5999
Rocks
Phone: (805) 884-1190
Sand Bar
Phone: (805) 966-1388
The Santa Barbara Brewing Company
Phone: (805) 730-1040
Sevilla
428 Chapala Street, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 564-8446
Sharkeez
Phone: (805) 963-9680
SOhO
Phone: (805) 962-7776
Sportsman Lounge
20 W. Figueroa, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 564-4411
Tonic
Phone: (805) 897-1800
Velvet Jones
Whiskey Richards
Phone: (805) 963-1786
Wildcat Lounge
15 W. Ortega St., Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 962-7970
Zaytoon
209 E. Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara
Phone: (805) 963-1293
Zelo
Phone: (805) 966-5792
Z’s Tap house and Grill
Phone: (805) 967-0128
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LOCAL AREA GOLF
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Public 9-Hole Courses
Hidden Oaks
4760 Calle Camarada
(805) 967-3493
www.hiddenoaksgolfsb.com
Ocean Meadows
6925 Whittier Dr.
Goleta, CA
(805) 968-6814
www.oceanmeadowgolf.com
Pismo State Beach Golf Course
LeSage Drive
Off Grand Avenue
(805) 481-5215
www.golfslo.com
Twin Lakes
6034 Hollister Avenue
Goleta, CA
(805) 964-1414
www.twinlakesgolf.com
Zaca Creek
223 Shadow Mountain Dr.
Buellton, CA
(805) 688-2575
Public 18-Hole Courses
Glen Annie
405 Glen Annie Canyon Rd.
Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 968-6400
www.glenanniegolf.com
Alisal Ranch
1054 Alisal Rd.
Solvang, CA
(805) 688-4215
www.alisal.com
Sandpiper
(805) 968-1541
www.sandpipergolf.com
Santa Barbara Golf Club
3500 McCaw Avenue
(805) 687-7087
La Purisima
3455 State Highway 246
Lompoc, CA
(805) 735-8395
www.lapurisimagolf.com
Ojai Valley
905 County Club Rd.
Ojai, CA
(805) 646-5511
www.ojairesort.com
Rancho Maria
1950 Casmalia Rd.
Santa Maria, CA
(805) 937-2019
www.ranchomariagolf.com
Rancho San Marcos
4600 Hwy. 154
(805) 683-6334
(877) 776-1804
River Course at the Alisal
150 Alisal Road
Solvang, CA
(805) 688-6042
www.rivercourse.com
Soule Park
1033 E. Ojai Ave.
Ojai, CA
(805) 646-5633
www.soulepark.com
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LOCAL AREA GOLF CONTINUED
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Driving Ranges
Private Courses
Glen Annie
405 Glen Annie Canyon Rd.
Goleta, CA 93117
(805) 968-6400
www.glenanniegolf.com
Birnam Wood Golf Club
2031 Packing House Rd.
(805) 969-0919
18 Holes
La Purisima
3455 State Highway 246
Lompoc, CA
(805) 735-8395
www.lapurisimagolf.com
La Cumbre Country Club
4015 Via Laguna
(805) 682-3131
18 Holes
Rancho San Marcos
4600 Hwy. 154
(805) 683-6334
(877) 776-1804
www.rsm1804.com
Montecito Country Club
920 Summit Rd.
(805) 969-0800
www.montecitocc.com
18 Holes
River Course at the Alisal
150 Alisal Road
Solvang, CA
(805) 688-6042
www.rivercourse.com
The Village Country Club
4300 Clubhouse Rd.
Lompoc, CA
(805) 733-3537
www.villagecc.net
18 Holes
Sandpiper
(805) 968-1541
www.sandpipergolf.com
Santa Barbara Golf Club
3500 McCaw Avenue
(805) 687-7087
Valley Club of Montecito
1901 Valley Rd.
(805) 969-4681
www.valleyclub.org
18 Holes
Tee Time Driving Range
5885 Carpinteria Avenue
(805) 566-9948
Twin Lakes
Goleta, CA
(805) 964-1414
www.twinlakesgolf.com
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LOCAL AREA FARMERS MARKET
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It’s easy to forget that we live in the midst of some of the richest farmland. Until you go to
one of the many farmers markets. The diversity and abundance of vegetables, nuts, fruits,
honey, and flowers you can get every day. Each of the local communities has their own
farmers markets that are wonderfully colored by the character and charm of each town.
-Tuesdays-
-Fridays-
Old Town Santa Barbara
500 & 600 block State Street
Santa Barbara, CA
Summer hours: 4pm - 7:30pm
Winter hours: 3pm - 6:30pm
Montecito-Coast Village
1100 &1200 block of Coast Village Rd
Montecito, CA
Year round hours: 8am - 11:15am
-Wednesdays-
La Cumbre Plaza
110 S. Hope Ave. (inside the mall)
Santa Barbara, CA
Summer hours: 2pm - 6pm
Winter hours: 1pm - 5pm
Solvang Village
Copenhagen Drive & 1st Street
Solvang, CA
-SaturdaysDowntown Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Street & Cota Street
Santa Barbara, CA
Year round hours: 8:30am - 12:30pm
-SundaysCamino Real Marketplace
7004 Marketplace Drive (In front of Borders)
Goleta, CA
Year round hours: 9am - 1pm
-Thursdays-
Calle Real Center - Goleta
5700 block Calle Real
Goleta, CA
Year round hours: 3pm - 6pm
Carpinteria
800 block Linden Ave
Carpinteria, CA
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LOCAL AREA HOUSES OF WORSHIP
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-BaptistCalvary Baptist
736 West Islay
(805) 569-0508
Cambridge Drive Baptist
550 Cambridge Drive
(805) 964-0436
First Baptist
949 Veronica Springs Road
(805) 682-2485
Friendship Missionary Baptist
912 East Cota Street
(805) 865-7879
Grace Baptist
400 Puente Drive
(805) 967-5424
Greater Hope Baptist
430 East Figueroa Street
(805) 963-5405
Hispanic Baptist
925 Santa Barbara Street
(805) 965-3202
Our Lady of Guadalupe
801 Jennings Avenue
(805) 965-4060
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
1300 East Valley Road
(805) 969-6868
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
21 East Sola Street
(805) 963-1734
St. Joseph Catholic Church
5048 El Carro Lane
(805) 684-2181
St. Mark’s UCSB Newman Center
6550 Picasso Road
(805) 968-1078
St. Raphael’s Church
(805) 967-5641
San Roque Catholic Church
325 Argonne Circle
(805) 687-5215
-Christian-
Second Baptist
26 East Gutierrez Street
(805) 965-8912
First Christian Church
1905 Chapala Street
(805) 682-9228
Trinity Church
1002 Cieneguitas Street
(805) 687-7797
Lewis Chapel CME Church
202 E. Gutierrez Street
(805) 965-2625
-Catholic-
Ocean Hills
115 West De La Guerra
Phone: (805) 965– WAVE
Holy Cross Rectory
1740 Cliff Drive
(805) 962-0411
Old Mission
2201 Laguna Street
(805) 682-4713
Shoreline Community Church
935 San Andreas Street
(805) 563-2555
-Christian Science34
LOCAL AREA HOUSES OF WORSHIP CONTINUED
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First Church of Christ
924 Walnut Avenue, Carpinteria
(805) 684-2385
Chinese Evangelical Free Church
15 W. Calle Crespis
(805) 569-7159
480 N. Fairview Avenue, Goleta
(805) 964-1518
-Greek Orthodox-
120 E. Valerio, Santa Barbara
(805) 966-6661
St. Barbara Greek Orthodox
1205 San Antonio Creek
(805) 683-4492
-Jehovah’s Witness-
2466 Baseline Avenue, Solvang
(805) 688-2984
Jehovah’s Witnesses
805 North Quarantina
(805) 963-4611
-Episcopal-
715 North Turnpike Road
(805) 967-3772
All Saints by the Sea
83 Eucalyptus Lane
(805) 969-4771
Christ the King
(805) 964-9966
840 North Fairview Avenue, Goleta
(805) 964-4702
-Judaism-
Church of our Saviour
340 Old Mill Road
(800) 463-3339
B’Nai Brith Temple
900 San Antonio Creek Road
(805) 964-7869
St. Michal’s University Church
6586 Picasso Road
(805) 968-2712
-Lutheran-
Trinity Episcopal Church
1500 State Street
(805) 965-7419
-Evangelical Covenant-
Christ Lutheran Church
6595 Covington Way
(805) 964-2267
Emanuel Lutheran Church-LCMS
3721 Modoc Road
(805) 687-3734
Community Covenant Church
5070 Cathedral Oaks
(805) 967-2671
Good Shepherd Lutheran
380 N. Fairview, Goleta
(805) 967-1416
Montecito Covenant Church
671 Cold Springs Road
(805) 969-0373
Grace Lutheran Church
3869 State Street
(805) 687-2628
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LOCAL AREA HOUSES OF WORSHIP CONTINUED
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Lutheran Campus Ministries
777 Camino Pescadero
(805) 968-3164
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
770 Vala Drive
(805) 967-1128
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
909 N. La Cumbre Road
(805) 687-1577
-OrthodoxSt. Athanasius Orthodox
976 Embarcadero Del Mar
(805) 968-4459
(805) 967-2131
Santa Barbara Pyong Kang Church
(805 964-7275
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
4575 Auhay Drive
(805) 967-6327
Summerland Presbyterian Church
2400 Lillie Avenue
(805) 969-9318
-Unitarian-
-Pentecostal-
Unitarian Society
(805) 965-4583
Iglesia De Cristo
329 West Canon Perdido
(805) 962-0351
Unitarian Universalist Live Oak
820 North Fairview Avenue
(805) 67-7867
United Pentecostal Church
230 Lighthouse Road
(805) 568-0506
-United Methodist-
-Presbyterian-
First United Methodist Church
305 East Anapamu
(805) 963-3579
Christ Presbyterian
543 Pintura Drive
(805) 692-2078
St. Mark United Methodist Church
3942 La Colina Road
(805) 687-2631
El Camino Presbyterian
7526 Calle Real
(805) 968-0113
University Church of Goleta
892 Camino Del Sur
(805) 968-2610
El Montecito Presbyterian
1455 East Valley Road
(805) 969-5041
First Presbyterian Church
21 East Constance Avenue
(805) 687-0754
Goleta Presbyterian Church
6067 Shirrl Way
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LOCAL MUSEUMS & TOURS
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-Museums-
-Tours-
Carpinteria Valley Museum of History
956 maple Avenue, Carpinteria
(805) 684-3112
American Int’l Transportation Services
(888) 334-5466 or (805) 643-5466
www.aitslimo.com
Private city tours, shopping excursions, golf/activity
transportation and customized wine tours. Our drivers
are professionally trained chauffeurs and provide only
the most professional, courteous service to our
customers. Call 643.5466 or toll free 888.334.5466.
Karpeles Manuscript Library
21 West Anapamu
Mission Santa Ines
1760 Mission Drive, Solvang
www.missionsantaines.org
Museum of History & Art
1624 Elverhoy Way, Solvang
Museum of Natural History
2559 Puesta Del Sol Road
www.sbnature.org
(805) 962-5322
(805) 688-4815
(805) 686-1211
(805) 682-4711
Old Spanish Days Carriage Museum
129 Castillo Street
(805) 962-2353
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
1212 Mission Canyon Road
www.sbbg.org
(805) 682-4726
Santa Barbara Carriage & Western Arts
129 Castillo
(805) 962-2353
www.carriagemuseum.org
Adventours Outdoor Excursions - kayaking, biking,
climbing.
(805) 899-2929
Blue Sky Bus – personalized tours.
(805) 564-1811
Cloud Climbers Jeep & Wine Tours
805-965-6654
www.ccjeeps.com
Island Packer – transportation to the local Channel
Islands.
(805) 474-1361
Pedal and Paddle - customized kayak and bike tours.
(805) 687-2912
Santa Barbara Historical Museum
136 East De La Guerra
(805) 966-1601
Personal Tours - cultural tours in a range of vehicles.
(805) 685-0552
Santa Barbara Maritime Museum
113 Harbor Way, Ste. 190
(805) 962-8404
www.sbmm.org
Red Tile Walking Tour - self-guided walking tour of
historic downtown buildings.
(805) 965-3021
Santa Barbara Mission
2201 Laguna Street
Santa Barbara Airbus (805) 964-7759
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
1130 State Street
www.sbma.net
(805)-682-4149
(805) 963-4364
Santa Barbara Zoo (The Zoological Gardens)
500 Ninos Drive
(805) 962-6310
www.sbzoo.org
Sea Center
211 Stearns Wharf
(805) 962-0885
South Coast Railroad Museum
300 N. Los Carneros Road , Goleta (805) 964-3540
The Wilding Museum
(805) 898-7952
Santa Barbara County Courthouse Tours - 1100
Anacapa Street,
2pm Monday - Saturday, 10:30am Monday, Tuesday,
Friday.
(805) 962-0353
Santa Barbara Trolley - narrated tours leaving from
Stearns Wharf.
(805) 965-0353
Spencer’s Limousine & Tours – the Santa Barbara
Mission, Chumash Casino & winery tours.
(805) 884-9700
Truth Aquatics - is the park's concessionaire for boat
travel departing from Santa Barbara Harbor to all of the
islands.
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SANTA BARBARA TRANSPORTATION GUIDE
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The Santa Barbara Airport offers convenient & affordable commercial airline service options. Five
major airlines provide 90 flights each day. Ten non-stops offer connections to over 300 one-stop
destinations worldwide.
-Airport / Airplanes-
-Bus-
American Eagle, American Airlines
(800) 433-7300
(aa.com)
America West, America West Express
(800) 235-9292
(americawest.com)
Delta Connection
(800) 221-1212
(delta.com)
United Airlines, United Express, United Shuttle
(800) 428-4322
(ual.com)
Us Air Express
(800) 428-4322
-Airport ShuttleSanta Barbara Airbus - goes to Los Angeles
International Airport (LAX) and other destinations
(805) 964-7759
State Street Shuttle - electric open-sir bus stops every
10 minutes on every block from Sola Street to the Waterfront from 10:15am to 6pm. Fare is $.25 cents.
(805) 683-3702
Waterfront Shuttle - electric open-air bus runs every
30 minutes between the harbor & Santa Barbara Zoo
from 10 - 5:45pm. Fare is $.25 cents.
(805) 683-3702
Greyhound Cit to City Bus Service - corner of Carrillo
& Chapala Street.
(805) 965-7551
-TaxiOrange Cab
Rose Cab
Santa Barbara City Cab
United Taxi
Yellow Cab
SuperRide Airport Shuttle
(805) 683-9636
-Rental CarAce
Alamo
Avis
Bargain
Best Price
Brazil
Budget
Enterprise
Hertz
National
Thrifty
U-Save
Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District Municipal bus system transports passengers in & around
Goleta, Santa Barbara, & Carpinteria.
(805) 683-3702
(805) 683-4035
(800) 327-9633
(800) 831-2847
(805) 884-0853
(805) 964-0429
(805) 965-8925
(800) 527-7000
(805) 966-3097
(800) 704-4473
(800) 227-7368
(805) 681-1222
(805) 963-3499
(805) 964-2800
(805) 564-2600
(805) 968-6868
(805) 895-5555
(805) 965-5111
-ParkingThere are 13 city parking lots located one block off of
State Street from Victoria Street to Haley Street. Parking
is free for the first 75 minutes and $1 per hour thereafter
up to $10. Open 24 hours per day. (805) 963-1581
-TrainAmtrak - Southern Pacific Railroad stops daily to Santa
Barbara, running both northbound & southbound. Station at 209 State Street (805) 963-1015. For schedules &
reservations call (800) 872-7245.
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LOCAL HOTELS
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Adobe Inn (Pets Allowed)
6 Haley Street
(805) 966-5505
Casa Del Mar Inn (Pets Allowed)
18 Bath Street
(805) 963-4418
Adobe Motel
26 E. Haley Street
(805) 966-5505
Castillo Inn at the Beach
22 Castillo Street
Ala-Mar Motel
102 West Cabrillo Blvd.
(805) 962-9208
Cheshire Cat Inn (Bed & Breakfast)
36 West Valerio
(805) 569-1610
Alisal Guest Ranch
1054 Alisal Road, Solvang
(805) 688-6411
Chimney Sweep Inn
1564 Copenhagen Drive, Solvang (805) 688-2111
Bacara Resort & Spa
8301 Hollister Avenue, Goleta
(805) 968-0100
Circle Bar B Stables
1800 Refugio Road
(805) 968-1113
Banana Bungalow
210 E. Ortega Street
(805) 963-0154
City Center Travelodge
1816 State Street
805) 569-2205
Bath Street Inn (Bed & Breakfast)
1720 Bath Street
(805) 682-9680
Coast Village Inn
1188 Coast Village Road
(805) 969-3266
Bayberry Inn (Bed & Breakfast)
111 West Valerio Street
(805) 569-3398
Colonial Beach Inn
206 Castillo Street
(805) 963-4317
Beachcomber
202 W. Cabrillo Blvd.
(805) 966-9133
Country Inn by the Sea
128 Castillo Street
(805) 963-4471
Beach House Inn
320 West Yanonalli Street
(805) 966-1126
Country Inns & Suites
1455 Mission Drive, Santa Ynez
(805) 688-2018
Best Western Beachside Inn
(805) 965-6556
Danish Country Inn
(805) 688-2018
Best Western Carpinteria
4558 Carpinteria Avenue, Carpinteria (805) 684-0473
Days Inn at the Wind Mill
114 East Highway 246, Buellton
(805) 688-8448
Best Western Encina Lodge
2220 Bath Street
(805) 682-7277
Days Inn Santa Barbara
116 Castillo Street
(805) 963-9772
Best Western Inn
3850 State Street
(805) 687-5511
Eagle Inn
232 Natoma Avenue
(805) 965-3686
Best Western Inn
(805) 967-3200
El Encanto Hotels & Villas
1900 Lasuen Road
(805) 687-5000
Blue Dolphin Inn (Bed & Breakfast)
420 West Montecito Street
(805) 965-2333
El Prado Inn
1601 State Street
(805) 966-0807
Blue Sands Motel (Pets Allowed)
421 South Milpas Street
(805) 965-1624
Extended Stay America
(805) 692-1882
Brisa Del Mar
223 Castillo Street
(805) 966-2219
Fess Parker’s Doubletree
633 East Cabrillo Blvd.
(805) 564-4333
Cabrillo Inn at the Beach
(805) 966-1641
Fess Parker’s Wine Country Inn
2860 Grand Avenue, Los Olivos (805) 688-7788
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LOCAL HOTELS CONTINUED
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Four Season’s Biltmore (Pets Allowed)
1260 Channel Drive
(805) 969-2261
Inn on Summerhill (Bed & Breakfast)
2520 Lillie Avenue, Summerland (805) 969-9998
Franciscan Inn
109 Bath Street
Ivanhoe Inn (Pets Allowed)
1406 Castillo Street
(805) 963-8832
Glenborough Inn (Bed & Breakfast)
1327 Bath Street
(805) 966-0589
Laguna Garden Inn
909 Laguna Street
(805) 962-1165
Goodfriend Inn
1734 Bath Street
(805) 898-9336
Lemon Tree
2819 State Street
(805) 687-6444
Guest House Inn & Suites
3344 State Street
(805) 687-6611
Marina Beach Motel (Pets Allowed)
21 Bath Street
(805) 963-9311
Hacienda Motel
3643 State Street
(805) 687-6461
Mason Beach Inn
324 West Mason Street
(805) 962-3203
Harbor House Inn (Pets Allowed)
104 Bath Street
(805) 962-9745
Meadowlark Inn
(805) 688-4631
Harbor View Inn
(805) 963-0780
Modoc Inn
(805) 570-9000
Holiday Lodge
2825 State Street
(805) 687-6800
Montecito Del Mar (Pets Allowed)
(805) 962-2006
Holiday Inn (Pets Allowed)
(805) 964-6241
Montecito Inn
1295 Coast Village Road
(805) 969-7854
Hope Ranch Inn
4111 State Street
(805) 967-2901
Motel 6
443 Corona Del Mar
(805) 64-1392
Hotel Andalucia
31 West Carrillo Street
(805) 884-0300
Motel 6
(805) 964-3596
Hotel Mar Monte
(805) 963-0744
Motel 6
4200 Via Real, Carpinteria
(805) 684-6921
Hotel Oceano
(805) 965-4577
Mountain View Inn
3055 De la Vina Street
(805) 687-6636
Hotel Santa Barbara
533 State Street
(805) 957-9300
Old Yacht Club Inn (Bed & Breakfast)
431 Corona Del Mar
(805) 962-1277
Hotel State Street
121 State Street
(805) 966-6586
Olive House Inn
1604 Olive Street
(805) 962-4902
Inn at East Beach
1029 Orilla Del Mar
(805) 965-0546
Orange Tree Inn
1920 State Street
(805) 569-1521
Inn by the Harbor
(805) 96-7851
Pacific Crest Inn
433 Corona Del Mar
(805) 966-3103
Inn of the Spanish Garden
915 Garden Street
(805) 564-4700
Pacifica Suites (Pets Allowed)
(805) 683-6722
(805) 963-8845
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Parsonage B&B
1600 Olive Street
(805) 962-9336
Summerland Inn (Bed & Breakfast)
2161 Ortega Hill Rd., Summerland (805) 746-7930
Petersen Inn
(805) 688-3121
Super 8
(805) 967-5591
Presidio Motel
162 State Street
(805) 963-1355
The Parsonage
1600 Olive Street
(805) 962-9336
Prufrocks Garden Inn
600 Linden Avenue, Carpinteria
(805) 566-9696
Tiffany Inn (Bed & Breakfast)
1323 Del la Vina Street
(805) 963-2283
Radisson Hotel Santa Barbara
111 E. Cabrillo Blvd.
(805) 963-0744
Town & Country Inn
2800 State Street
(805) 687-2500
Ramada Inn
(805) 964-3511
Traveler’s Motel
3222 State Street
(805) 687-6009
Rancho Santa Barbara Marriott
555 McMurray Road, Buelton
(805) 68-1000
Tropicana Inn
223 Castillo Street
(805) 966-2219
Royal Copenhagen Motel
(805) 688-5561
Upham Hotel (Bed & Breakfast)
1404 De La Vina Street
(805) 962-0058
Royal Scandinavian Inn
400 Alisal Road, Solvang
(805) 688-8000
Villa Rose Inn
15 Chapala Street
(805) 966-0851
San Marcos Motel
536 Ave. of the Flags, Solvang
(805) 688-5511
Virginia Hotel - Holiday Inn
17 West Haley Street
(805) 963-9757
West Beach Inn
(805) 963-4277
San Ysidro Ranch (Pets Allowed)
900 San Ysidro Lane
(805) 969-5046
San Roque Motel
3344 State Street
(805) 687-6611
Sandman Inn
3714 State Street
(805) 687-2468
Sandpiper Lodge
3525 State Street
(805) 687-5326
Santa Barbara Beach Travelodge
22 Castillo Street
(805) 965-8527
Santa Barbara Inn
(805) 966-2285
Secret Garden Inn (Pets Allowed)
1908 Bath Street
(805) 687-2300
Simpson House Inn (Bed & Breakfast)
121 East Arellaga Street
(805) 963-7067
State Street Hotel
121 State Street
(805) 966-6586
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LOCAL WINERY
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-BuelltonMosby Winery
9496 Santa Rosa Rd.
Buellton, CA.
(805) 688 2415
Tasting: 10-4 Mon-Fri;
10-5 Sat.& Sun. Fee: $3.50 includes souvenir glass
Sanford Winery
7250 Santa Rosa Rd.
Buellton, CA.
(805) 688 3300
Tasting: 11-4 daily
Fee: None
Picnic Facilities
Lafond Winery & Vineyards
6855 Santa Rosa Road
Buellton, CA 93427
805-688-7921
Tasting: 10-5 daily
Fee: $5, with logo glass
-LompocBabcock Vineyards
5175 Hwy. 246
Lompoc, CA.
(805) 736 1455
Tasting: 10:30-4 Fri-Sun
Midweek by appointment
Fee: $5 - Wine Club Available
Melville Vineyards
5185 East Hwy 246
Lompoc, CA 93436
Tel : 805-735-7030
Tasting: Open 7 Days 11am - 4pm
-Los AlamosBedford Thompson Winery & Vineyard
9303 Alisos Cyn. Rd.
Los Alamos, CA.
(805) 344 2107
Tasting: 10-5 pm
Chimère
217 N. Russell
Santa Maria, CA.
(805) 922 9097
Tasting: 11-4 Fri – Mon
-Los OlivosAndrew Murray
2901-A Grand Ave,
Los Olivos, CA.
(805) 686 9604
Tasting: 11-6 daily April - October
Closed Tuesdays
Fee: $4.00
Wine Club Available
Arthur Earl
2921 Grand Ave.
Los Olivos, CA.
(800) 646 EARL
Tasting: 11-6 daily
Fee: $4 includes logo glass
Beckmen Vineyards
2670 Ontiveros Rd.
Los Olivos, CA.
(805) 688 8664
Tasting: 11-5 daily June- Sept
11-5 Fri-Sun
Fee: $5
Lovely picnic space available
Brander Vineyard Domaine Santa Barbara
Hwy. 154 at Roblar
Los Olivos, CA.
(805) 688 2455
Tasting: 10-5 daily
Fee: $3.50 includes glass
Curtis Winery
5249 Foxen Canyon Rd.
Los Olivos, CA.
(805) 686 8999
Tasting: 10-5 daily
Fee: $6 (includes glass)
Fess Parker Winery
6200 Foxen Cyn. Rd.
Los Olivos, CA.
(805) 688 1545
Tasting: 10-5 daily
Fee: $3
Picnic Facilities
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Firestone Vineyard
5017 Zaca Station Rd.
Los Olivos, CA.
(805) 688 3940
Tasting: 10-5 daily
Fee: $5 - $7.50 Tours: 10:15 - 3:15 p.m.
Picnic facilities with a great view! Events welcome.
Stearns Wharf Vintners
217G Stearns Wharf
Santa Barbara, California 93101
(805) 966-6624 805-966-6624
Hours 10-6
Fee: $5 for 6 wines
Daniel Gehrs Wines
2939 Grand Avenue
Los Olivos, CA
800-275-8138
Tasting: 11 - 6 p.m.
Byron Winery
5230 Tepusquet Rd.
Samta Maria, CA.
(805) 937 7288
Tasting: 10-4 daily Nov- Mar; then 10-5 daily
Fee: $4
-Santa Maria-
Kahn Winery
2990 Grand Avenue
Los Olivos, CA
805-686-2455
hours: Th - Sun 12-6 p.m.
Cambria Winery
5475 Chardonnary Ln.
Santa Maria, CA.
(805) 937 8091
Tasting: 10-5 Sat & Sun
Rancho Sisquoc Winery
6600 Foxen Cyn. Rd.
Santa Maria, CA.
(805) 934 4332
Tasting: 10-4 daily
Cottonwood Canyon
3940 Dominion Rd.
Santa Maria, CA.
805-937 9063
Rusack Vineyards
1819 Ballard Cyn Rd.
Solvang, CA.
(805) 688 1278
Tasting: 11-5 daily
Zaca Mesa Winery
6905 Foxen Cny. Rd.
Los Olivos, CA.
(800) 350 7972
Tasting: 10-4 daily
Foxen Vineyard
7200 Foxen Cyn. Rd.
Santa Maria, CA.
(805) 937 4251
Tasting: 12-4 Fri-Mon
Winter hours may vary
Picnic Area
-Santa BarbaraSanta Barbara Winery
202 Anacapa St.
Santa Barbara, CA.
(800) 225 3633
Tasting: 10-5 seven days a week
Fee: $5 includes wineglass
Fee: $4
-Santa YnezBridlewood Winery
3555 Roblar Ave.
Santa Ynez, CA.
(805) 688 2443
Tasting: 10-5 daily
Fee: $5 Large groups by appointment only
M Brown/Kalyra Winery
343 N.Refugio Rd
Santa Ynez
CA 93460
phone: (805) 693-8864
Winter Hours:
11am - 4pm Monday - Thursday
11am - 5pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Private Tastings available for groups of 10 or more.
Please call ahead.
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Gainey Vineyard
3950 E. Hwy. 246
Santa Ynez, CA.
(805) 688 0558
Tasting: 10-5 daily
Fee: $5 includes glass
Tours: 11am, 1pm, 2pm, and 3pm.
Reservations are required only for groups of 10 or more.
Rideau Vineyard
1562 Alamo Pintado Rd.
Solvang, CA.
(805) 688 0717
Tasting: 11-4:30
Picnic Area and Wonderful Veranda
Sunstone Winery
125 N. Refugio Rd.
Santa Ynez, CA.
800-313 WINE
Tasting: 10-4 daily
Fee: $2.50 to $5 glass included
Tours and private tasting by
-SolvangBlackjack Ranch Winery
Solvang, CA.
(805) 686-9922
Tasting Room Hours
Fri - Sun 11:00-5:00.
Buttonwood Winery
Solvang, CA.
(805) 688 3032
Tasting: 11-5 daily
Fee: $5.00 (includes glass)
Picnic Grounds
Foley Estates Winery
Solvang, CA.
(805) 688 8554
Tasting: 10-5 daily
Fee: $3.50 - $5.00 (includes glass) Wonderful view
Mission Meadow/Plam Vineyards
1659 Copenhagen Drive, Suite A,
Solvang, CA 93463
Hours: 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m
Fee: $4 with souvenir glass
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LOCAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
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-BoatingSanta Barbara Sailing Center
(boat rentals, charters, & lessons )
The Breakwater, Santa Barbara
(805) 962-2826 (800) 350-9090
www.sbsail.com
Sea Landing
(cruises, charters, & sunset dinners)
(805) 963-3564
Captain Don’s
(sunset dinners, cruises, & sight seeing tours)
(805) 969-5217
www.captdons.com
Pacific Sailing
(sailboat charters & instruction)
1583 Spinnaker Drive, Dock D-9, Ventura Harbor
(805) 658-6508
www.pacsail.com
-CampingCachuma Lake Recreation Area
A Santa Barbara County Park
HC 58 - Highway 154, Santa Barbara
(805) 686-5054 Group Reservations: (805) 686-5050
Carpinteria State Park
Palm Avenue, Carpinteria
805-684-2811
parks.ca.gov
Los Padres National Forest
6755 Hollister Ave., Suite 150
Goleta, CA 93117
805-968-6640
www.r5.fs.fed.us
Rancho Oso
3750 Paradise Road, Santa Barbara
(805) 683-5686
Stables (805) 683-5110
rancho-oso.com
Refugio State Park
Hwy 101 between Gaviota and El Capitan
805-968-1033
parks.ca.gov
Channel Islands National Park
1901 Spinnaker Drive, Ventura, CA 93001
805-658-5730
http://www.nps.gov/chis/homepage.htm
For camping specific information:
http://www.nps.gov/chis/camping.htm
For camping reservations call 1-800-365-CAMP (2267)
Sunrise RV Park
516 S. Salinas, Santa Barbara
805-966-9954
Live Oak County Camp Grounds
For large groups only
Accommodates up to 1500 people
(805) 686-5076 or 686-5055 (Voice/TDD)
or fax to (805) 686-5075
-Diving-
El Capitan State Park
El Capitan State Beach
Hwy 101 between Gaviota & Santa Barbara
805-968-1033
parks.ca.gov
Anacapa Dive Center
(instructions, rentals, & trips to the Channel Island)
22 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara
(805) 963-8917
www.anacapadivecenter.com
Gaviota State Park
Hwy 101 between Buellton and Santa Barbara
805-968-1033
parks.ca.gov
Sea Landing
(1 day open water trips & 2, 3 & 5 day charters)
(805) 963-3564
www.truthaquatics.com
Jalama Beach Park
Star Route, Jalama Road, Lompoc
Recorded Information (805) 736-6316
Park Office (805) 736-3504
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-Fishing-
-Horseback Riding-
Sea Landing
(half, three quarter, & full day cruises)
(805) 963-3564
Circle Bar B Stables
(1 1/2 tour trip through a canyon or 1/2 day lunch ride)
1800 Refugio Road, Goleta
(805) 968-3901
www.circlebarb.com
Patriot Sportfishing
(deep-sea & rock fishing)
Pier 3, Avila Beach
(805) 595-7200
www.patriotsportfishing.com
Virge’s Sportfishing
(three quarter & over night charters)
1215 Embarcadero, Morro Bay
(805) 772-1222
www.virges.com
Angel’s Bait & Tackle (rentals)
(805) 965-1333
-HikingRomero Canyon Trail (7 miles)
Bella Vista Road, Santa Barbara
San Ysidro Trail (1.2 miles)
Park Lane & Mountain Drive, Santa Barbara
Rattlesnake Canyon (1.75 miles)
Near Skofield Park
Cold Springs Trail, East Fork (4.5 miles)
East of Mountain Drive in Santa Barbara
Cold Springs Trail, West Fork (5 miles)
Leads off the better known East Fork.
Tunnel Trail (2.9 miles)
Tunnel Road in Santa Barbara
San Antonio Creek Trail (1.7 miles)
Tucker’s Grove County Park in Goleta
Summerland Trail (1-mile loop)
Lookout Park in Summerland
Goleta Beach Trail (2 miles)
Goleta Beach County Park
Rancho Oso
3750 Paradise Road
(805) 683-5686
Stables (805) 683-5110
Web site: rancho-oso.com
-KayakingAquasports
(rentals, paddling trips to the sea caves of Santa Cruz)
111 Verona Avenue, Goleta
(805) 968-7231 (800) 773-2309
www.islandkayaking.com
Adventours Outdoor Excursions, Inc.
(combine kayaking, camping, hiking, biking &
backpacking)
P.O. Box 215, Santa Barbara
(805) 898-9569
www.adventours.com
-KiteboardingSalt Air Kiteboarding
(805) 884-4633
www.saltairkiteboarding.com
-Rock ClimbingAdventours Outdoor Excursions
(805) 899-2929
www.adventours.com
Santa Barbara Adventure Company
(805) 898-0671
www.sbadventureco.com
-SailingSanta Barbara Sailing Center
805-962-2826 or 800-350-9090
sbsail.com
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-Surfing-
-Tidepooling-
Santa Barbara Adventure Company
(surf lessons, kayaking, mountain biking & rentals for
all sports)
P.O. Box 208, Santa Barbara
(805) 452-1942 (888) 596-6687
www.sbadventureco.com
When it’s low tide in Santa Barbara, walk for miles
along remote beaches & tidepools for treasure. A few
spots to go are Coal Oil Point, Carpinteria State
Beach, Arroy Burro Beach, Goleta Beach, Ocean
Beach, Jalama Beach, and El Capitan State Beach.
Surf Country
(surf board rentals & lessons)
(805) 683-4450
Ventura Surf Shop
(surf board rentals & wetsuits)
88 E. Thompson Blvd., Ventura
(805) 643-1062
-TennisLas Positas Tennis Courts
(6 hard courts)
1002 Las Positas Road, Santa Barbara
Moranda Park Tennis Complex
(8 lighted courts & rental equipment)
200 Moranda Parkway, Port Hueneme
(805) 986-3587
Oak Park Tennis Courts
(2 courts)
Alamar Avenue & Tallant Street, Santa Barbara
(805) 564-5517
-Whale WatchingChannel Island Sportfishing
(tours from Jan.—Mar.)
4151 S. Victoria Avenue, Oxnard
(805) 985-8511
www.sportfishingreport.com
Captain Don’s
(gray whales around the Channel Island, Feb.—Mary)
(805) 969-5217
www.captdon.com
Sea Landing—Condor Express
(whale watching from Dec.—Oct.)
(805) 963-3564
www.condorcruises.com
Patriot Sportfishing
(3hr trip search for gray whales, Dec. –Apr.)
Pier 3, Avila Beach
(805) 595-7200
www.patriotsportfishing.com
Pershing Park Tennis Courts
(8 lighted courts shared with SB cit college)
100 Castillo Street, Santa Barbara
(805) 564-5517
Santa Barbara High School Tennis Courts
(6 hard courts shared with SB high school)
1031 Nopal Street, Santa Barbara
(805) 564-5517
Santa Barbara Municipal Courts
(12 courts, 3 are lighted)
1414 Park Place
(805) 564-5517
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-ParksAlameda Park
A wonderful family oriented picnic and playground spot with
restrooms, playground, bandstand, several large picnic areas,
& plenty wide open spaces for Frisbee.
Alice Keck Park Memorial Gardens
Corner of Santa Barbara and Arrellaga Streets
This oasis in the city borders Alameda Park, which
features a large children's playground, restroom facilities &
large open spaces for Frisbee & sunning.
Chase Palm Park
This long park borders both sides of Cabrillo Blvd. from the
East Beach to Stearns Wharf.
There are restaurants, restrooms, playground, music
amphitheatre, skateboard park, biking & rollerblading trails,
walking trails, beach access, & soccer goals.
Douglas Family Preserve
entrances at the ends of Linda Road & Medcliff Road.
This park has no restroom or picnic facilities.
Elings Park
In the hills above Las Positas Rd, between the 101
freeway and the beach
3 lighted fields, jogging/hiking trails, playgrounds,
restrooms, barbeque facilities, picnic tables & hang-gliding,
baseball diamonds, parking, an amphitheatre, fabulous views.
Franceschi Park
1510 Mission Ridge Road, Santa Barbara
805-564-5418
There is a small picnic site, a large patio that serves as the
group picnic area, restrooms, & parking. This is a great park
for lunch or a romantic stroll through the winding paths.
Lake Los Carneros
Los Carneros & Calle Real, Goleta
Facilities: Stow House, Southcoast Railroad Museum housed
in the restored rail depot, a 25-acre lake with walkways all
around it. Creature comforts are scarce with just chemical
toilets and small picnic areas.
Oak Park
300 W. Alamar Avenue
Oaks & sycamores provide plenty of leafy shade to the location of many of the cities ethnic celebrations. Summer wading
pool, barbeque and picnic, restrooms, raised dance floor, tennis
courts, lighted horseshoe pits and parking.
Orpet Park
Alameda Padre Serra and Moreno Road
This is a local favorite for lunch and its walk ways give an
illusion of privacy in a busy neighborhood.
Parma Park
The Foothill (Rte. 192)
This park is enormous and very rustic, which makes it a
popular place with hikers, bikers, and dog walkers.
Rocky Nook Park
Just north of the Santa Barbara Mission
Trees, boulders, & a stream make this park perfect for quiet
picnics & afternoon strolls. There are facilities for large group
picnics, a small playground and restrooms.
Tuckers Grove Park
805 San Antonio Creek Road at Cathedral Oaks
Picnic and barbeque facilities, playgrounds, volleyball,
horseshoe pits, ball fields, hiking, lots of free parking &
restrooms.
Shoreline Park
Shoreline Drive and la Marina
Scattered parking and picnic facilities, small playground, make
this a popular spot for family gatherings. This is a great park
for walking, skating and playing Frisbee. Follow the narrow
wooden stairs to the beach below and discover a local
secret - a beach and tidal pool area.
Stow Grove
580 La Patera Lane, Goleta
Picnic and barbeque facilities (some quite large), restrooms,
softball field, a volleyball court, horseshoe pits and free
parking. It fills quickly but there is also on-street parking
available.
Mission Rose Garden
Los Olivos and Laguna Streets
Directly across from the Mission, this park offers over a
thousand different varieties of well-tended roses, a bubbling
fountain and exquisite views of the mountains and city. There
are no facilities - just roses and a large grassy field.
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LOCAL FITNESS FACILITIES
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-Santa Barbara-
YMCA
36 Hitchcock Way
www.ciymca.com
24 Hour Fitness
820 State Street
www.24HourFitness.com
(805) 899-4008
Cathy Rice Dance Fitness
201 S. Milpas
(805) 967-4270
Curves for Women
5412 Carpinteria Ave.
Curves for Women
33 W. Anapamu
(805) 963-1290
-Summerland-
Curves for Women
185 S. Patterson Ave.
(805) 692-5399
Summerland Athletic Club
9641
2448 Lillie Ave.
Curves for Women
3888 State Street
(805) 682-2120
Firm Lady Athletic Club
324 State Street
(805) 962-8006
(805) 687-7727
-Carpinteria-
The Summerland Pilates
2448 Lillie Ave.
(805) 745-8500
(805) 969-
(805) 969-7383
-Montecito-
Fitness Gallery a Women’s Health Club
2285 Las Positas Rd.
(805) 687-8222
Montecito Athletic Club
40 Los Patos Way
(805) 969-4379
Gold’s Gym
21 W. Carrillo
(805) 965-0999
Platinum Performance Fitness
113 Middle Rd.
(805) 969-1952
Johnson’s Boxing & Kickboxing (805) 569-9034
2003 State Street
Simpatico Pilates & Gyrotonic
1235 Coast Village Rd., Ste. I
(805) 565-7591
La Playa Pilates & Wellness Center
1809 E. Cabrillo Blvd.
(805) 695-0411
-GoletaBlue Star Rising
5880 Calle Real
www.bluestarrising.com
(805) 683-6100
Cathedral Oaks Athletic Club
5800 Cathedral Oaks Road
www.calwestgroup.com/coac
(805) 964-7762
Santa Barbara Gym & Fitness Center
231 E. Cota
(805) 962-1544
Gold’s Gym
6144 Calle Real
(805) 964-0556
Santa Barbara Pilates Studio
2941 De La Vina
www.sbpilates.com
(805) 563-8065
Goleta Valley Athletic Club
170 S. Ls Carneros Way
www.gvac.com
(805) 690-111
Santa Barbara Yoga Center
32 E. Micheltorena
(805) 965-6045
Lady’s Workout Express
7127 Hollister Ave.
(805) 685-3439
State Street Boxing Club
320 State Street
(805) 564-1644
Tone Up Santa Barbara
3006 De La Vina
www.ToneUpSB.com
(805) 898-8910
Lena’s Studio Pilates Exercise
5370 Hollister Ave.
(805) 964-0111
Santa Barbara Athletic Club
520 Castillo Street
www.calwestgroup.com/sbac
(805) 966-6147
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LOCAL SHOPPING
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Paseo Nuevo- Paseo Nuevo is one of Southern California's favorite get-away places. Here you'll discover
a picturesque world of Spanish-style courtyards, winding paseos, gently flowing fountains and lush tropical
flowers. Paseo Nuevo includes Nordstrom, Macy's, and more than 50 specialty shops.
El Paseo - Historic El Paseo, California's first shopping center, was built in the 1920s and features a variety
of unique gift shops, jewelry stores, galleries and restaurants nestled amid romantic gardens and Spanish
courtyards.
La Arcada - On the north end of the downtown State Street shopping district is La Arcada Court, a Spanish
paseo and courtyard with exotic plants, trees, tiled fountains and an amazing collection of life-like bronze
statues. La Arcada has a variety of interesting shops, galleries, restaurants and Cafes.
La Cumbre Plaza - One of Santa Barbara's largest shopping malls is La Cumbre Plaza, located on the 3800
block of upper State Street. Serving shoppers since 1967, it includes two department stores, Robinsons-May
and Sears, and more than 60 shops, restaurants, services and lots of parking.
Camino Real Marketplace - Camino Real Marketplace introduced "big box" shopping to Santa Barbara
county. This includes giants such as Costco and Home Depot. In addition to several stores, the complex
features ten restaurants and a first-run movie multiplex with stadium seating.
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Hendry’s Beach—Arroyo Burro Beach - This beach is just a ten minute drive along the Coast from downtown
Santa Barbara.
Directions: Take 101 to Los Positas. Turn away from the mountains. When you come to a T-intersection and turn
right. Take the second left at the base of a cliff.
Butterfly Beach - This beach is deceptive in its simplicity. Since it is a Montecito Beach, and Montecito and the
Biltmore have more than their share of celebrities, you have a good chance of seeing somebody famous here.
Directions: Take the 101 south to Olive Mill in Montecito. Take a right at the top of the exit and follow it around
until you reach the beach on your left. Parking is limited.
Carpinteria State & City Beaches - Although legally two beaches, this is one long stretch of gorgeous sand, surf
and dunes. Without a doubt, this is one of the nicest beaches anywhere.
Directions: From the 101 take the Linden exit away from the mountains. Go to the end of the road and you will
find the beach. There is plenty of free and paid parking.
East Beach - It's hard to say enough about this beach. Beautiful, long, sandy, deep even at high tide and bordered
by a grassy, tree-lined park.
Directions: East Beach is accessible from just about any exit along downtown Santa Barbara - Carrillo Blvd,
Milpas, Garden, Castillo. Turn away from the mountains and when you reach Carrillo, you can't miss the huge
stretch of park between Stearns Wharf and the bird refuge.
El Capitan Beach (and State Park) - This is a beautiful beach for those who love beaches. It's not the biggest in
town, but it has plenty of sand, and the level of privacy is delicious.
Directions: Take the 101N past Goleta and drive until you reach the El Capitan signs. The road will take you right
into the park. The park is approximately 10 miles out of town.
Gaviota Beach (and Sate Park) - Most people - even long time Santa Barbarans - don't even know this beach is
here. It is a ways out of the city - 33 miles west of Santa Barbara.
Directions: Take the 101N from Santa Barbara until you come to signs for Gaviota State Park. Be very careful,
however, if you are going northbound as you will be crossing oncoming highway traffic!
Goleta Beach - This beach has a little bit of everything for just about anybody. There are plenty of grills & picnic
tables & a brisk wind keeps bathers from getting over heated. There is a busy walking trail nearby.
Directions: From the 101 take the 217 until you come almost the end. Take the airport exit and at the bottom of
the ramp turn left. Go under the bridge and turn right into the parking lot.
Leadbetter Beach - This is one of the busiest beaches in town. A long strip of sand flanked by green grass at the
base of the city college.
Directions: From the 101 take Garden or Castillo to Carrillo Blvd. Turn right. After you have passed the harbor,
Leadbetter will be on your left. Some free, mostly paid parking.
Refugio Beach (and State Park) - This beach is unique among Santa Barbara beaches. Many locals find that they
come here than to other beaches closer into town. It just feels different than the others.
Directions: Take the 101 north of the city. Go beyond El Capitan and follow the signs.
West Beach - If you're looking for the best place to watch fireworks on the 4th of July or New Years, or you want
to watch boats coming & going from the harbor, or you want to play volleyball or rollerblade, then come here.
Directions: Take the Garden Street exit and turn towards the ocean. At the end of the road turn right. There is
on-street parking and if you're willing to walk a bit there's parking on the wharf and parking for East Beach.
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EXPERIENCE SANTA BARBARA
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♦ History
♦ Housing Area
♦ Climate
♦ Cultural Opportunities
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EXPERIENCE RIVIERA
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Bridging the 2 mile span that separates Mission and Sycamore Canyons, the sylvan uplift which
padres knew as the “mission ridge” has for the past 65 years been known as “the Riviera” due
to its resemblance to slopes along the Mediterranean coast of France and Italy. Santa Barbarians
are lucky enough to live on this ridge attach premium value to their homes because of their
unsurpassed views of the city, mountains, ocean, and islands.
The Riviera is famous for its semitropical appearance. The flowing curves at the west end of
Alameda Padre Serra today mark the old streetcar right of way, the curves being essential to
provide a gradient which electric cars could negotiate.
One of the older and more stabilized neighborhoods in the city, the Rivera also ranks as one of
the wealthiest and best-educated. “We know how lucky we are not to have to go to Europe to
enjoy the Riviera life-style,” one cosmopolitan commented. “We’ve got a better Riviera right
here in Santa Barbara.”
Price range from $1,200,000 - $10,000,000
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EXPERIENCE UPPER EAST
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City planners regard Eastside as perhaps the most important factor in Santa Barbara’s growth.
More undeveloped space and a higher percentage of older single-family homes exist in the
Eastside than in other city neighborhoods. The Upper Eastside has been identified as a bailiwick
of the wealthy elite since 1895.
Price range from $1,000,000 - $9,000,000
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EXPERIENCE SAN ROQUE
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Few residential neighborhoods of Santa Barbara can boast the rich historical background of the
San Roque and Rutherford Park areas. The neighborhood got its name when pioneers arrived in
1769 with Governor Potola. They camped at the mouth of the San Roque Creek, which they
named to memorialize the patron saint of invalids, Saint Roque, a Carmelite friar of the 14th
century.
San Roque has a micro climate that provides mild weather year round. Now built-up, it is
admired for its sweeping curved streets, its luxuriant landscaping, and its harmonious blend of
many architectural themes - Spanish Colonial, English Tudor, French Normandy, California
Redwood, Italianate and American Colonial, mostly built since 1925.
With shopping and banking facilities at their very doorstep, residents of San Roque feel they are
living in one of Santa Barbara’s choicest residential neighborhoods, where investing in home or
business property guarantees future security.
Price range from $1,000,000 - $3,000,000
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EXPERIENCE SAMARKAND
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Samarkand meant “the land of heart’s desire” in the archaic Persian tongue. As the dominating
landmark of a hilly, elevated neighborhood, the Samarkand gave its name to an area bounded
on the east by Oak Park.
Most of Sarmarkand utilities are underground, offering best advantage of mountain and city
views. The Samarkand neighborhood could point with pride to one of America’s most beautiful
& prestigious retirement centers, originally a hotel. The Samarkand District Improvement
Association, one of the most active in the city, reported that Samarkand has one of the lowest
population densities in Southern California.
Price range from $1,000,000 - $3,000,000
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EXPERIENCE WESTSIDE
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The “Westside Story” of Santa Barbara is told in our city’s first suburb. Cottage Hospital and its
surrounding laboratories, rest homes, professional buildings, clinics & other medically-oriented
satellites, make it very convenient for the local residents.
City Hall recognized the Westside as the oldest established residential area in town: six out of
ten houses were built prior to 1940. Santa Barbara’s Westside is one of the last frontiers for the
great American traditional, one that is daily becoming scarce, the single family home.
Price range from $850,000 - $2,500,000
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EXPERIENCE THE MESA
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Mesa, a Spanish word meaning “table”, has been applied to the flat beach-fronting neighborhood along Santa Barbara’s southwestern borders near the ocean. The Mesa is one of the oldest
historical areas in the city, paradoxically it is one of our youngest residential districts.
Artists and writers have a special affinity for the Mesa as a carefree place to live. City weather
records show that the Mesa’s winter temperatures are 10 to 12 degrees warmer than downtown,
and 10 to 12 degrees cooler in the summer.
This climatic attraction, plus the spectacular marine views, caused a housing boom after World
War II. The Mesa Improvement Association, dedicated to protecting the Mesa life-style as one
of the most envied in the South Coast area.
Price range from $1,000,000 - $5,000,000
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EXPERIENCE MISSION CANYON
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Ethel Barrymore, the late empress of stage & screen, once told a friend, “Fortunate indeed is the
person who can live in Santa Barbara, and doubly blessed if his home is located in Mission
Canyon.”
Newcomers during the 1850’s were quick to appreciate the sylvan beauty of Mission Canyon,
and they began to move in and build home. Above them were a series of rocky cascades known
as The Seven Falls. Homes in Mission Canyon range from the humble adobe, to magnificent
mansions like Glendessary, on the shady lane of the same name. This sprawling half timbered
Tudor manor house was one of the fine homes built before the turn of the century by Christoph
Tornoe, a gifted Danish artisan.
Price range from $850,000 - $5,000,000
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EXPERIENCE CARPINTERIA
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The Carpinteria Valley is located the southeast corner of Santa Barbara county. It’s a little piece
of coastal paradise tucked midway between Ventura and Santa Barbara, seeming to shy away
from the glare of tourism’s spotlight, but at the same time welcoming all who chance to discover its charms.
Carpinteria’s splendid natural setting and small town charm remain relatively undiscovered.
Enjoy the small town pleasures, where tree-shaded streets, parades and craft shows evoke a
gentle way of life. Dozens of antique stores, small shops and restaurants are clustered along the
main streets of Carpinteria and nearby Summerland, making the area a browser’s paradise.
Carpinteria is home to a world-renowned surfing area off Rincon Point, and a beautiful
swimming beach. Nature smiles kindly on the Carpinteria Valley, making it home to many
nurseries.
Price range from $850,000 - $9,000,000
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EXPERIENCE MONTECITO
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Full of mystique and grandeur, history and beauty, Montecito, approximately eight square miles
of hidden neighborhoods and expansive estates, has been the destination of choice for celebrities and the affluent for over one hundred years.
Located a couple of miles east of Santa Barbara, “Montecito”, which is Spanish for “little
mountain”, first received attention from wealthy Easterners and Midwesterners, in the late
1800’s. These early settlers developed large & lavish estates.
Today, Montecito offers many and varied options for residential living, such as an easy-care
condominium just steps from the beach, a hidden cottage down a tree-shaded lane, as well as
large estates on many acres, both old and new.
The pace of life here is unhurried, and it is easy to see why Montecito has become a desirable
second home location for big city dwellers. Whether you’re a famous movie star or a curious
traveler, you’ll find Montecito to be truly a lush paradise.
Price range from $1,500,000 - $50,000,000
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EXPERIENCE HOPE RANCH
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From 1888 until the 1920’s, the Pacific Improvement Company shaped the destiny of Hope
Ranch, molding it into its present image as a wealthy suburb of Santa Barbara. Many of the
amenities offered to members of the Hope Ranch Park Homeowners Association since the
1930’s include cabanas for a private beach club fronting the ranch, a polo field, archery range,
skeet-shooting facility, tennis courts, and 30 miles of bridle path.
Space prohibits a full account of Hope Ranch’s outdoor-living background. As a result of its
independent spirit, Hope Ranch continues to maintain the lofty standards of suburban living
which have been in effect since the late Harold S. Chase advertised his “sun-kissed, oceanwashed, mountain-girded, island-guarded Hope Ranch” more than half a century ago.
Price range from $2,500,000 - $25,000,000+
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EXPERIENCE GOLETA
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Tucked between lush green hillsides & the sparkling Pacific lies Goleta Valley. Just minutes
from downtown Santa Barbara, the Goleta community is characterized by comfortable single
family homes, and outstanding public elementary and secondary schools. Plan on enjoying the
many recreational opportunities, historic sites and seasonal festivals. Combining all that the
area offers with a mild year-round climate and idyllic natural surroundings, it is easy to see why
Goleta is the “Good Land”.
Price range from $850,000 - $5,000,000
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EXPERIENCE SOLVANG / SANTA YNEZ VALLEY
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Solvang was founded by Danish-Americans in 1911 who traveled from Iowa to establish a
settlement on 9,000 acres. Solvang means “sunny fields” in Danish. The Danish Days annual
festival continues to celebrate Solvang’s heritage during the third weekend of every September.
The Santa Ynez Valley is situated on the Central Coast of California, and just 30 minutes from
Santa Barbara, over the Santa Ynez Mountains, with its breathtaking vineyards, pastures and
ranches where real cowboys still ride the range. The Santa Ynez Valley is made up of five small
towns, Santa Ynez, Ballard, Los Olivos, Solvang, and Buellton. Each town has it’s own
elementary and junior high school & Santa Ynez Valley Union High School, located on the
border of Solvang Santa Ynez, accommodates the entire community.
The Santa Ynez Valley is unique, due to fact that one may purchase a home on a small lot or a
ranch and estates on 100 acres or more. There are many separate areas of five acre, ten acre or
twenty acre communities. These cater to the horse lovers or those who simply want larger
parcels and more privacy.
Price range from $550,000 - $20,000,000
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EXPERIENCE CONDO LIVING
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The condominium market is very strong in or area.
The prices range from the following:
Santa Barbara
$600,000 - $2,200,000
Montecito
$1,000,000 - $3,500,000
Goleta
$375,000 - $950,000
Carpinteria / Summerland
$450,000 - $1,000,000
Santa Ynez / Solvang
$325,000 - $850,000
Price range from $325,000 - $3,500,000
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