Don't let the industrial area or the small-town feel of Santa Paula fool you--Hozy's Grill is…read morelegitimately wonderful! We've only been for breakfast and early afternoon so far, but I can absolutely see why this place gets such great reviews. The food is delicious, beautifully presented, and the atmosphere is such a pleasant surprise. It has a classy, understated automotive vibe with a beautiful bar and a comfortable, welcoming dining area. The French toast was fantastic! Definitely one of those hidden gems you might not expect to find tucked away in Santa Paula. Great food, great atmosphere, and a place we'll absolutely be coming back to. Highly recommend!

I really enjoyed Hozy's overall and will definitely give it another try. The atmosphere has a great…read moresmall-town feel while still being elegant and inviting, which I really liked. I was dining alone and sat at the bar. It was extremely busy, but Antonia, the bartender, was absolutely killing it. She was nonstop the entire time and clearly doing her best to keep up with everyone, so I definitely want to give her credit. Because it was so busy, it did take a while to get a drink, and my bread came out with my meal. I ordered the filet trio and thought the flavors were really good, but I asked for my steak medium and it came out well done. I was a little disappointed, but I'm not someone who likes to send food back, so I gave it a chance anyway. Another patron mentioned that it isn't normally that busy, so I'm thinking I may have just caught them on an unusually hectic night. The food, atmosphere, and service were still good enough that I'd come back and try it again, hopefully on a quieter evening.

First off. Server Ashely, 5 stars!! The beignets were amazing. The crab cake Benedict (full order)…read morewas huge and tasty. The Plantation Poached was perfectly poached over a wonderful bed of perfectly cooked spinach and onions. Flavor was on point. Potatoes were good too. Not greasy and cooked perfectly.

Gem in Santa Paula…read more Marella - fantastic bartender. Makes anything great. I had an old fashioned and a whiskey sour (the real one with egg whites) Fernando - wonderful bartender. Very attentive, kind, and professional Food - I only had the pork eggs benedict, it was A++ cornbread as the base, the pork was very tender and tasty, and the Benedict sauce was great to complement. The cheesy grits were delicious as well. Make sure to try their homemade hot sauce as this made my experience even better. The owner - Tracy. She was there both times that I went and was not only nice in talking with me and my friend, but she worked alongside the servers and the barista's to maintain everybody's service. This place is one you have to go to if you're in Santa Paula. Great ambience, they had New Orleans Jazz playing each time I went. The place was busy with a bunch of locals so it's well known, but everyone worked so well together I never had to wait for anything.

Great Location at the airport Awesome menu selection…read more Comparable prices Great friendly service Lots of parking Food was great. Very tasty and perfectly prepared Definitely recommend

When we travel I always look for small airport cafe's, they never disappoint, and Flight 126 is…read moreanother one of those small airport cafe's that did not disappoint. We stopped in for breakfast and found the service to be friendly and we were well taken care of. We had a table out on the patio and enjoyed sitting and watching the small planes take off and land. Several were doing touch and go's for practice. Mr. B ordered two eggs, hash browns and biscuits and gravy, everything was delicious and his cup of coffee was constantly filled. Everything was very good. I ordered a scrambled egg and hash browns. The hash browns were crispy and crunchy yet creamy in the middle. The place is tucked off the beaten path near Santa Paula airport and has a nice parking lot. A great way to start the day!

Grandson brought us for lunch. Beautiful atmosphere in a Spanish style restaurant love the food…read more Service was great. Everything was amazing. Highly recommend.

We stopped by for lunch based on their rating, should have read the reviews. Service was fine,…read morenothing stood out, our waitress seemed kind. The vibe was on the quieter side. We tried their ceviche...not good. Had absolutely no flavor even with adding salt and salsa at the table. The only good thing was their salsa and chips. I wouldn't go back. Will keep Rabalais as my go to in Santa Paula.

Great place! Yummy food great service & good variety of beers on tap…read more I'll Be returning

If you're looking for a place with great food, cold drinks, and an atmosphere that feels like home,…read moreThe Draft Sports Bar & Grill in Santa Paula is the place to be. It's become my go-to spot to relax, unwind, and spend quality time with great friends. One of the things that keeps my wife and me coming back is the outstanding hospitality. The entire staff, including owner Greg, always goes above and beyond to make everyone feel welcome. They're friendly, respectful, attentive, and genuinely make you feel like part of the family. In all the years we've been coming here, we've never had a bad experience. This past Saturday, my wife and I stopped in for lunch because we were craving something different. I ordered the crispy chicken sandwich "wet," covered in their homemade buffalo sauce with bacon and lettuce. You can customize it with cheese, tomato, or any toppings you like. It came with a generous serving of perfectly crispy fries that paired perfectly with the sandwich. My wife ordered the wings and chose half traditional buffalo and half garlic lemon pepper. They were cooked perfectly and packed with flavor. Her meal came with celery, carrots, ranch, extra buffalo sauce, ketchup, and she couldn't resist adding an order of their delicious fries as well. The food arrived quickly, was fresh, hot, and absolutely delicious. The portions were generous, the prices were very reasonable, and, as always, we had an amazing time. Whether you're looking to grab an ice-cold beer, catch the big game, enjoy a great meal, or simply relax in a welcoming sports bar atmosphere, I highly recommend The Draft. Great people, great food, great service, and an all-around fantastic place that never disappoints.

This is the third time I've ordered food to go, and every single time it has been absolutely…read moredelicious. The carne asada is especially good--juicy, flavorful, and high quality. I'm pretty picky when it comes to meat and don't like fatty, chewy pieces, but everything I've had here has been consistently excellent. I love the carne asada burrito, and the beans are so flavorful. Their mild salsa is also a favorite--so good! Next time, I definitely want to dine in and try one of their margaritas. Highly recommend!

Food: very tasty; tacos, burritos, chilliques salsas chips…read more Service: nice staff and attentive Atmosphere: is good. parking ok, I think you can park in USPS lot. Price: not to pricey

So I knew of Cocina but wasn't able to come until recently. I had ordered for pickup prior to…read moresitting to try it. I like how they created their own app to make it easier for pickup. Prior to coming in I had tried their beans tacos dorados (tres taquitos) and their chilaquiles. Tacos were okay. I felt like there wasn't that many beans inside. Chilaquiles were delicious. I live close but by the time they got to me, the tortilla was not as crunchy anymore. Still enjoyed them. When I went in, got the chilaquiles again since I wanted to eat them fresh. Even better. Loved the sauce and how crunchy they were. I did get the red ones. They are a bit spicy for those who don't like spice. I have really liked that they use black beans instead of pinto beans. Their red rice has always been nice an fluffy. Another time I went I tried their quesobirria shrimp tacos. They are tied for my all time favorite spicy shrimp tacos. They were so good. The chipotle sauce you do to add to it was delicious. Overall, I love Cocina 1912. Love that it's so close to me and how delicious the food is. I have definitely started to bring people already to try it and will continue to do so.

Shoutout to yelp elite Raquel for bringing me here. We'd been eyeing this restaurant for a while…read moreand we finally came in for lunch and had a wonderful experience from start to finish. Cocina 1912 is located in downtown Santa Paula and was easy to find. Large signage outside and plenty of 2-hour parking out front and across the street. This restaurant is surprisingly large. Not only do they have the regular dining area but they also have an attached second room for dining and a larger event space. This space can be rented out for markets, parties - you name it. Would make a great music space too. Another standout here is the staff and the hospitality. The young gal working behind the counter was super nice and welcoming. She helped us with the menu and on deciding what to order. What I also love is even though it's an "order at the counter place", the staff were attentive to come over to our take multiple times to check on us. Talk about A+ service and care. This alone would keep me coming back. Thankfully, the food is equally as good and tasty! We started with a Jamaica drink which was refreshing and hit the spot. For our mains I ordered the Al pastor tacos and my friend went with the shrimp tacos that were made queso birria style. Lastly, I ordered a side of rice and means. Everything was tasty and satisfying! The tortillas are freshly made each day and you could really taste it. The Al pastor and sides were about a 4/5. Not the best I've had but totally satisfied my craving and I'd get them again. The real star of the show was the shrimp tacos! My friend let me try some and I was blown away by the freshness of the shrimp and thought it was a delicious dish. Very spicy though so I know I can't hang lol. Regardless though I loved them, so if you can handle spice and love a good shrimp taco, you absolutely must get these. Such a solid experience here and a fun time with my friend. We'll definitely be back!

My bf and I were in Santa Paula for the weekend, stayed at the Glen Tavern Inn for one night, and…read morespontaneously grabbed dinner at Enzo's! Located on the first floor of the Inn, you can't miss the entrance once it's dinner time. We went in with no expectations, but were completely blown away with everything Enzo's had to offer! Perfect for a nice dinner date night, I especially liked our booth seat had full wall separation between us and other tables that it didn't feel crowded despite the restaurant actually being relatively packed. Per our waiter's rec (I wish we got his name), we ordered the Chicken Parmigiana and substituted the spaghetti for their Fettuccine Alfredo & the Lemon Broccolini appetizer. They also give complementary warm focaccia bread with oil & balsamic. 11/10. That broccolini had the perfect airy crunch with just the right amount of lemon. For the Alfredo, you just have to try it. the portions are generous, we walked out with leftovers of both still and we shared both plates. If we're ever back in the area, it'll be to have this exact same meal, it was just that dang good!

Service was ok, except the waiter uncorked the bottle of wine before bringing it to the table…read more.. and it was the wrong bottle. Server said he thought it was easier to start the corkscrew in the kitchen. Focaccia bread was ok. Olive oil dip was ok. Appetizers: calamari... most were burnt. Needed a redo. Server could plainly see they were burnt but delivered them anyway. Then lied and said some people prefer them well done. Not. Burnt! Pasta: overcooked to mush. Asked for redo, but they had run out of pesto sauce. It took almost 10 minutes to learn that they couldn't redo the dish because no pesto. Lasagna: top was burnt. Server could see it, but delivered anyway. Caprese salad: 3 thin slices of tomatoes with 3 good slices of mozzarella and 3 tiny (almost invisible) basil leaves, with balsamic glaze and 3 thin slices toasted French bread. $14 Dessert: tiramisu and cannoli made on site: excellent! Ordered an espresso martini. 5 mins later, server came back to say they didn't have espresso. Asked if the could make a chocolate martini: they said yes. Poured vodka, heavy cream, chocolate syrup into a martini glass. It was alcohol but not a chocotini. Do NOT recommend. $350 dinner. They comped dessert (that was nice) but overall, no confidence.

What's my favorite place as I like a little small Mom and Pops Café. Service was OK. It was doable…read more The food. I wasn't too happy with the pancakes. It was more bread than pancake. The omelette wasn't cooked all the way but the potatoes is pretty good.

GETTING HERE: Café…read more126 is located off of the Wells Road exit on Highway 126. It's in the little strip mall across the street (Citrus) from Jack-in-the-Box and the Rocket/76 station. It's located on the corner of the strip mall. REVIEW: I say this all the time in my reviews, but I cannot believe this is my first time having gone to Café 126. These type of restaurants always seem to allude me and then I get so angry at myself for waiting so long before I tried them. :-) Very tiny hole in the wall place, but I think that is what gives Café 126 It's charm and flavor. The food was excellent; service was kind of basic, but it was a really really busy day when I came. I definitely will be back. I definitely will try their lunch items, next. I definitely will tell my friends for our next Girls day that we need to come here to support this local business. Thank you, Cafe 126 for a great meal experience.

Great stay at Santa Paula Inn! From the moment we booked, everything felt welcoming and easy. The…read morephone reservation was especially pleasant--friendly, courteous, and the owner/manager answered my questions directly (a hospitality level I haven't experienced in years). Arrival was smooth. The half-circle drive off Mill Street is easy to enter and was open when we arrived. The only tip I'd add is once you get past the front area, head toward the rear parking lot for the best flow. Walking up to the front door is charming--Swiss/German country cottage style with historic character, dark wood tones, and shingle siding (with white end units). The lobby setup is warm and inviting, with great lighting and multiple seating areas where you can relax or have a conversation. Check-in was quick and friendly. The staff explained the room ventilation controls and the split cooling system (new technology). The room stayed very quiet and comfortable--our third-floor room cooled to about 65°F each night. The stairs to the third floor were exactly as expected--no elevator--and they felt well designed with consistent tread depth and height. The hallways also have fun movie posters from the 20-60s, which adds personality. We stayed in Room 301, and it was roomy (about 300 sq ft). The room had a chaise lounge with an ottoman, plus a desk and chair. The bathroom layout is a bit old-school, with the sink just outside the bathroom area inside the bedroom, but it worked fine. There's a small step up (around 1 1/2 inches), and the tub/shower and toilet were comfortable and clean. The shower had plenty of hot water. The bed was a highlight--pillow-top comfort with very soft sheets and comforters. The king pillows were large, soft, and easy to adjust (even though I usually prefer smaller ones, these were great). Overall, the room and property felt quiet. It seemed like most guests were in by around 9:00, and we had a peaceful, restful night's sleep. Also worth noting: there are four EV chargers in the rear parking lot for electric vehicle owners. The restaurant looked amazing and smelled great, though we didn't dine this trip--we're planning to next time we fly into Santa Paula Airport. Finally, Monica, the manager, was wonderful--an absolute pleasure to talk with and genuinely kind. And a special thank-you for the complimentary morning coffee and muffins. Highly recommend for anyone who wants comfort, charm, and quiet peace.

The best part of the hotel is the staff. They try their hardest to do what they can with what they…read morehave. Parking is in the back... by the way. I highly recommend not using the charge point as they insanely charge $5 / hour. This hotel has a bunch of issues We had ants in and on our bed The windows are dirty There's no breakfast - Enzo's, the restaurant, has no cappuccino- as an Italien restaurant that is weird The TVs are super old The housekeeper changed our sheets mid stay cause of the ants and said she'll spray something - I asked that if it's smells to not spray. She said it's doesn't smell and sprayed and it smelled for the rest of our stay a lot. The walls are too thin so you hear your neighbors Other plumbing issues - hot water wasn't all going up to shower mode. Partner says the best part is the linens and towels being good quality. When I was booking it, it seemed possible to book two rooms but then only one was possible and it was very stressful to keep checking in to see if anything opened up - something's up with the booking system. At the end of the day - it's a cool and interesting hotel but not for the weak of heart or not stairs friendly.