Had a fun filled day at the Paseo Nuvo Shopping Center. It like an outdoor mall with many shops…read morefor, food, treats, smoothies, gelato, clothing and lots of other stuff too. Stopped and had some delicouce gelato to cool of in the summer heat. Bought some Dubi chocolate and did some window shopping too. They have a parking loy at the basement level wich is very convienant. It is paid parking and you pay at the machine at the bottom of the escalators. No cash, no problem the machine takes cedit cards.

Bring back Nordstrom and get rid of the tax paid free housing. They turn a beautiful shopping…read morecenter into a housing center for illegal non working parasites.

We happened upon this plaza while visiting Santa Barbara. Come see how many sculptures you can…read morefind! We intentionally went to Hook & Press Donuts which is part of it. After having our donuts, we walked around the plaza. This plaza is similar to an outdoor mall. There are wide walkways with restaurants and boutique shops. There is parking around the borders. The further in I walked, the more I felt like i had teleported to Europe! The main reason we explored this plaza was because of the sculpture, then the telephone booth, then the turtle pond, etc., and we just kept finding more sculptures & things of interest! Points of interest that I saw: Generation Bridge, Lion, Whale Tail Bench, Telephone Booth, Tile Plaque with La Arcada history, Saint Barbara Award to Hugh Petersen, Turtle Fountain, Ben Franklin, The Mozart Trio Fountain, Mission Bell, Ship Cannon, Sea Turtle, Sea Lion, & Dolphins. There's also one that took me by surprise called "Nice To See You". It's a man washing a window. And there's a man with a child on his shoulders with a fair mural behind them called, "Nice To See You". I'm sure I missed a few things. This was a cool unplanned discovery!

It's a small section in Downtown Santa Barbara with pretty bougie shops. It's actually quite pretty…read moreand is a nice area to walk down during the night. Many random statues of people that people took pictures with.

This is a fantastic one-stop destination with a great selection of desirable stores. It's so…read moreconvenient to have Costco, Best Buy, Home Depot, Ross, and HomeGoods all in one spot. There are also many great food places to choose from, such as Finney's, Chili's & Los Agaves. Clean, convenient, and highly recommended!

Such an amazing shopping center! So many amazing stores with amazing food to pair! The farmer's…read moremarket is also such a highlight. Everyone is incredibly sweet and there is always a little gem I look forward to finding when I'm there (especially when it comes to fresh eggs and bacon). There also tends to be live music outside of the theater so it makes the perfect spot to hang out on the weekend!

This shopping center located in Goleta has many amenities. From restaurants to locally owned…read morestores. A personal favorite of mine is Sushi Teri and all the Nikka restaurants and shops. The store fronts are positioned on both sides of the street and they are continually adding new places to old favorites.

La Cumbre Plaza: Santa Barbara's Unexpected Art Revival…read more It's not true that La Cumbre Plaza is a "dead space." In fact, it has become one of the most vibrant creative hubs in Santa Barbara. The number of galleries continues to grow, transforming the plaza into a vibrant new art destination. Grab a coffee, take a stroll, and discover six galleries and creative spaces -- from the colorful and elegant works at Illuminations and Elevate, and Fine Line Galleries, to the ever-changing exhibits at The Voice Gallery. Step into the Museum of Tibetan Art & Culture and Legacy Art Studios to meet Lama Tashi, or visit the Grace Fisher Foundation's Inclusive Arts Clubhouse for a heartwarming dose of community creativity. Pop-up shops, such as Crimson Holidays, and the variety of local artists make it the perfect place for meaningful gift shopping. And if you come on the Third Friday of the month, the entire plaza lights up for the Gallery Row Art Walk -- with music, wine, laughter, and hands-on art-making. You might even help paint a giant paper-mâché elephant for good luck! La Cumbre Plaza isn't fading -- it's evolving. The artists are here, and they're bringing new life to town.

Used to be a place to hangout and check the comic store, GameStop, GO Calendar now it's silent wack…read moreart gallery's I have nothing against it yet I feel this space could be used for something way nicer a place to socialize and a place where people ask if you want to go there now it's only good for food

The Mill has come a long way over COVID. The Winery and Brewery now feel cohesive. You can order…read morefood at both spots and drink what you like in the courtyard! Love it! The atmosphere and vibe is fun and chill!

One of the neatest reclaimed spaces I've ever seen…read more The Mill may appear as new construction, but the main building has actually been present for many decades to my knowledge. It was recently beautifully refurbished into an oasis of an artisan strip mall and offers surprises both inside and out. The venue is wonderfully landscaped and offers great curb appeal, with ambient lighting and drought tolerant vegetation. The parking area is small but there are reserved spaces in a lot across the street where Low Pigeon Coffee is located. The exterior retains its original "mill" charm with natural wood siding and large industrial windows. You'd have no idea it housed several businesses from the front and that is what I appreciate. The facade was kept to look like how it always has, so it remains in tune with the neighborhood rather than sticking out like a sore thumb. You'll find the coolest courtyard just beyond the entrance which is shared by all businesses. It is well lit and offers ample seating and a few clean restrooms. I've been when there is live music and it's the ideal place to enjoy a beverage under the evening sky. There are a handful of small businesses occupying The Mill. I love the vibe of Potek Wine, the interior is intimate and the exposed barrels make for a nice backdrop. I'd say the star of the show is the Third Window Brewing which offers a large main room along with a secondary private patio and a rotating restaurant which varies from their in-house menu to nightly popup dining. A great vibe overall.

This place may be another genetic strip mall, but I feel the management tries their best to make it…read morea personalized experience. I remember this place being built and thinking what a monstrosity it was, sandwiched between three other shopping centers. What sets this plaza apart, in my mind, is the tenant mix along with the social media perks. Hollister Village may have a handful of chain establishments, but you'll also find local spots like Cottage Urgent Care, Jeannine's Bakery, Kyle's Kitchen and more. After being fully built, it does offer nice curb appeal and there is ample parking which does tend to fill up on weekends (pro tip: park on the side of PetSmart or near Kyle's to avoid the crowds). I really appreciate how the management maintains their social media. They offer occasional raffles where a gift card (good for any business within the plaza) can be won. I enter each time and maybe one day, I'll be the next winner.

I love being at Sevilla Square. Best of the Best in SB, from Lagree style Pilates to Yoga, to…read moreD'Angelos food, Rivieras Towels and Gifts, SB Roastery Coffee and Backyard Bowls.. and More... something for everyone and free parking.

If you are a local or a tourist, this little hidden gem is awesome! It is this collection of small…read moreboutique artisans. There is a coffee roaster who roasts in the cafe. There is a artisan chocolate maker, a place that makes great açaí bowls and smoothies. There are just so many cool spots in this little shopping center. Highly recommend walking around!

I drove to SB to try out a restaurant on State street and decided to stop here on the way from…read moreOxnard. I love that it's a 3 story store. It was very clean and organized. The only part that sucks is that I ended up parking on the street a few blocks away. I was not sure if the parking garage next to Marshalls charged or not.

Disappointed with my experience at the Marshalls in Santa Barbara. I purchased a pair of Celine…read moresunglasses for $400+, and after getting home, I realized they didn't come with a box/case, so I went back to the store. They had an empty sunglasses box available, so I simply asked if it could be included with my purchase. The manager, Kelly, came over and unfortunately was not customer-friendly at all. She told me I would have to purchase the empty box separately, even though I had already spent over $400 on the sunglasses. I completely understand that stores have policies, but this made very little sense to me. If a customer is spending $400+ on a pair of designer sunglasses and there is an empty, unpriced case available, it seems like a very reasonable request. Instead, she took the box and went to have it priced. I've purchased designer items from stores like Saks OFF 5TH, Ross, and TJ Maxx and have never had an experience like this. More than anything, it was the way the situation was handled and the lack of friendly customer service that made it so disappointing.