Poor service. Walked in and sat down for 10 mins just to be asked if I had an appointment and be…read moretold that "we don't have time today"....super annoying. Guy had an attitude also, as you can tell in his smart a$$ reply. Dont do business with these people.

Such a great barber shop. Chill atmosphere, cool barbers, absolutely recommend! Shout out to Jerry,…read morereally cool and friendly guy, and he did a great job cutting my hair. First time I visit and he's already found a loyal customer in me. And most importantly my lady absolutely loves my new haircut!!!

Came here with my wife, who is an alum. She wanted to get some UCSB swag for our 5-yo daughter, and…read moreinstantly found a cool hoodie for her. The store is big and spacious, with a bunch of cool swag and useful school items. Prices are what you'd expect: pricey.

Oh the memories of picking up UCSB gear and my books for class here. Right in the middle of campus…read morewith a great view of Storke Tower and eateries in the same plaza and lots of areas outside to chill and study. Right now with Covid they have limited hours that are listed on the website - M, Wednesday, and Friday to do curbside as the bookstore is closed to the public. I came to visit and wanted to pick up a few items. What you can do is go to the bookstore and they have a binder of all of their items and someone will run in to get the items for you like a personal shopper. They have hand sanitizer and sanitize the binder between people. Wear your when rolling up. I got some cute baby items for my baby and friends. Another option is ordering online to ship or have it ready at the store - but there may be a processing time for that so you're better off doing the binder process if you're wanting something day of. Go Gauchos!!

Lazy Eye Shop's new Old Town Goleta location is that girl. Bright, welcoming, and effortlessly cool…read morewithout trying too hard. First off, inclusivity is not just a buzzword here. This shop is truly for every body and every budget, which honestly feels refreshing. You'll find a thoughtful mix of vintage and secondhand pieces, locally made ceramics, jewelry, and other treasures that make it very hard to leave empty-handed (I tried, I failed). And yes, they've got great stuff for men too. Andi, the owner, has curated a space that feels intentional and community-rooted and does an amazing job working closely with local artists and giving them a platform. You can really feel that care throughout the shop, especially if you've ever stopped by during the Old Town Goleta Community Walk. Alyssa is also an absolute gem. Warm, helpful, and happy to let you browse without hovering. The vibe is relaxed, friendly, and very "take your time, you belong here." Logistics matter, so let's talk parking. There's a free city lot on the corner of Hollister Ave and Pine Ave, plus street parking if you're feeling lucky. No excuses. If you love supporting local makers, vintage, and secondhand shopping and want a shop that actually walks the walk when it comes to inclusivity, Lazy Eye Shop is doing it right.

Amazingly enough I had never seen this little vintage clothing shop right here in the heart of Old…read moreTown Goleta. Walked in, and found a comfy and classic pair of shoes, and now looking forward to trying on some of their men's fashions, and perusing through their assorted gift items. Thanks Danica for introducing us to all this little shop has to offer. Located right next door to Old Town Coffee. Which is perfect, coffee and fun fashions.

A great place to get UCSB and IV swag. Very modest shop that has quality apparel adorned with…read moreartwork of current as well as years gone by. If you want to fly some Gaucho spirit, this is the place to get it done.

If I could give zero stars, I would. Went to the Santa Barbara location and they're not even open…read morewhen they say they will be. Furthermore the property manager of the location is completely rude, and questioned why we were there. At this point I Will never support this place again. As a UCSB grad I also will never recommend to any alumni. There is no reason to treat customers that way, and while he may not be a part of the business, he is a reflection of it. 0 stars.

While this location is getting a beating in reviews, my shopping experience yesterday was fine…read more Sure, there was a long line, but I consider that standard for Ross. Sure, some shelves had low stock, though that's a common issue during the holidays, which is only exacerbated by this year's Covid-induced supply chain problems. My only expectation was to find some gift-worthy goodies, and that expectation was met. I picked up a jug of moonshine-inspired hot sauce for under $10, a fun gag gift for $5.99, a large jar of mixed peppercorns for $3.99, and another present--won't name it because the recipient might read this!--for under a fiver. The candle selection was mostly picked clean so I didn't choose one, but there were still some left. Plenty of clothing and home goods too. The store was also quite organized. Pictures indicate that sometimes things get out of hand, however both times I've visited this location it has been pretty well kept. Check-out was smooth, with a very friendly employee, and I left in under 30 minutes. Pretty good for holiday shopping on December 22nd.

Checkout line over 100 people long and only 3 cashiers open. 4:40 on a Saturday afternoon.read more

I don't usually write reviews but for some reason I feel compelled to! This shop is so cute, with a…read morevariety of gifts for adults and littles. The staff is also extremely friendly and helpful. If you haven't gone in to check it out I highly suggest doing so!

This little shop has pretty much everything you'll ever need for any occasion. Gift items for…read morebirthdays, anniversaries, graduations, holidays . . . or just something special for yourself. Thanks to Josh and Lex for bringing Macher to all of us. Located in such a prime location, and with LOTS of parking. I was wrapping up my Christmas shopping on another beautiful Goleta day, and had people on my list ranging in ages from one to 91. And sure enough Macher had specialty gift items for everyone. Gifts for every room in the house, including some very special candles, fragrances, cook books, children's books, dishware, fun garden items, fun greeting cards, and some one-of-a-kind pillows. The list of their items really does go on and on, you really need to visit Macher to experience it all. I am looking forward to visiting Macher for any and all special occasions. I can truly say this is a special place. Conveniently located in the Calle Real Center, pretty much next to Kyle's Kitchen, and crawling distance to Trader Joe's.

IV Bike Boutique helped me when my bike lock combination got changed on accident and came super…read morefast to break it so that I could use my bike again. Eri Delmarsh was the one who came to help me and he was on time, communicated super well, and fixed the situation within 20 minutes for a very low price, I even got a discount on a new bike lock. I highly recommend their services!! Thank you so much!

I bought some used bike for my son. They were super nice, family-owned, and busy shop.read more

Steve was great. I brought in bike parts new, I'd inadvertently purchased and he quickly made me a…read morefair offer. Really respectful guy!

Had an issue with my bike that was a pretty quick fix, just didn't have the tools needed to fix it…read moremyself. Went it and they fixed it free of charge. The owner Steven was super fast, friendly, and knowledgeable, made it a great and easy process. Definitely recommend!!

Jake and Eli set me up with a full overland build on my Toyota. They ordered everything, then they…read moreinstalled everything. They even stopped installation and advised me to order my front grill from another more reputable vendor. They were right! I can't thank those guys enough for not only ordering and installing everything but telling me that what I had ordered was not up to their standards. They took care of it and now everything that they installed is solid! On my way to Baja to disappear for a couple of months. TTFN!

DO NOT GO HERE. If i could give 1/2 a star i would. These crooks took over a long time local…read morebusiness. Long story short. They didn't measure anything clearly because they ordered a 10' rack for a 5' shell when i asked for an 8'. That's just the beginning. Then they b installed the ladder rack crooked abs when I discovered it on my own their response was " we didn't know you wanted it perfectly centered " ‍ Wow. Talk about workmanship. Then the Leer harness gives errors messages. EVERY turn. Then the harness is replaced. Then the NEW harness still isn't working and has to be REENGINEERED by LEER. When i asked them again about the crooked ladder rack they say they'll fix it next time....(like i really want to return a 5th time) which they couldn't do. They installed the mounts as far to the center as possible so there is ZERO room for adjustment. I am tired of dealing with a crooked and non operational shell and drop it off to them to give them an opportunity to fix it. In the evening of course because i work fire a living. Then i get blasted by the shop telling me they are going to take it to the dump or charge me $100 a day plus storage plus PRIVATE SECURITY if i want to pick it up. Unfixed of course. These guys are criminals. They are literally refusing to admit mistakes and instead threaten to call the police. WOW.

I am so grateful that Home Depot is in such a convenient location. They usually have everything I…read moreneed and the employees are very knowledgeable and personable. The prices are decent and there is a wide selection of items. I recently bought seeds here, shoutout to the very approachable garden department :) and am loving my green beans and flowers.

I walk in so hopeful, but quickly get sad. The store is just a mess, literally. Trash on the floor,…read moremerchandise just dumped wherever there's a shelf, shopping carts full of cardboard debris left over from stocking shelves just parked and abandoned. The store clearly gets more merchandise than they can handle, so it just randomly gets put in any open spot they can find. Tool Boxes with refrigerators, cases of laminate flooring displayed with plumbing. And the fact that the aisles now can barely accommodate one shopper walking through from all the clutter and pop up cardboard displays doesn't seem to phase them. Hire and train some people, organize shelves, take a broom off the rack and put it to use, show some pride. I can't wait to read Home Depot's AI generated auto-response to this post that'll mean nothing and go no where.