Best coffee we've had in SB. While you enjoy a cup, you can watch and smell as beans are roasted on site.
A true Santa Barbara landmark, this historic building, ten acre garden, active parish and mausoleum, is still home to a group of Franciscan friars as it was when it was built by the Spanish in 1786. Read more.
Perfect pizza crust and thoughtful topping combinations. Pair it with the farro and arugula salad. Even the seemingly nondescript house red is nicely full-bodied wine. And breakfast is amazing.
The Baja tacos are great. This place gets very crowded so try and go there during off peak hours. The food is definitely worth the wait.
Great view with equally good food. Country scramble and orange juice pancakes are delish.
Santa Barbara's great little gourmet secret. For lunch you want a Duck Croissant or savory salad, with a Mexican coke or house soda.. But you must come back late night for a Thai Basil Burger.
We really enjoyed the beef and pork tacos, smothered in cilantro, onion, and lime. At $1.60 a pop, you can't beat that!
The views are beautiful and the tour goes over a lot of the architecture of the building. It is a really beautiful place. Be sure to go when the Clock Gallery is open!
