The Post is a stunning stopping point in Montecito for shopping and dining. I love that it's just a…read morelittle bit past the downtown area so it has less foot traffic. It was easy to find and they also have ample parking being away from the main town. I was able to snag a parking spot on the weekend but if it gets busy they also have valet parking which I appreciate. The grounds of the Post are really beautiful. It's a lovely outdoor space to shop and drink your coffee or tea. The stores are very visually appealing and the aesthetic gives clean and *money lol. But really, let's just call it what it is. To shop here you have to be spending a pretty penny. I won't rate less stars because of this - I just want to acknowledge for fellow readers this is not an outlet, there are no deals - this is a spot for luxury shopping and that's A okay. It's a place I'll gladly come to look around but it's out of my price range. Aside from the shops I love that the Post holds space for one of my favorite new restaurants, Ospi! They also have a coffee shop and meal prep store here if you are looking for something more on the go and small. But as far as restaurants go it's super cool that they have Ospi here.

Such a beautiful location for these new shops and restaurants. With outdoor dining overlooking the…read moreBird Refuge, and right next to the fancy new round-about. The Main Courtyard features a comfy outdoor seating space, surrounded by some amazing greenery, and features a very colorful and historic fountain at the center. Designer clothing shops for men, women, and children, as well as a jewelry designer, leather bags and belts, the Leone Hair Salon, and my new favorite Italian Restaurant, Ospi. Staff at all the shops were were courteous and welcoming. And reasonable Valet parking is also available. Was so much fun to be greeted right away by Tedde and her Garden Shop, Scenery Floral. Tedde is a Curator, Art Historian, and Stylist. She has a nice selection of plants, pottery, garden tools, and so much more. So nice to see the beauty in this small and welcoming outdoor space. Although we did not have a lot of time to truly explore, we did walk in and out of several shops and definitely look forward to bring family and friends for some serious Retail Therapy. We also got the chance to meet stylist Kadel and tour his store, The Optimist, which has an incredible selection of men's clothing. And winding down the day with a late lunch at Ospi. Some delicious wines and cocktails, and Italian Pastas and Pizza. Such a fun spot to eat Breakfast, Lunch, Happy Hour, and/or Dinner.

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 outlet seems to have grown throughout the years. They have a Tesla charging station which is…read morewhat we needed. There is a wide variety of stores so you go to where your stores are. It wasn't overly crowded. I usually go for Athleta, Lululemon, JCrew outlet, Banana Republic or Ann Taylor. There's Coach, Van, and plenty other.

Recently visited here and did not purchase a thing. Upon getting dropped off here, made a beeline…read moreto see what was at their food court or food hall. The lady from the Chinese place almost got me from her giving me sample of the orange chicken. The rest of the food hall is typical shopping center fare from pizza, Mediterranean, and cheese steaks. The food hall is smallish in relation to how much real estate these outlets have. Outside of the food hall on the property are Wetzel's Pretzels and Fatburger which has its own space for seating. In the early 2010s, I've visited Guess and purchased pairs of sandals. Was not really motivated to check them out. Did visit Nike, Adidas, and Puma. Puma was not busy and had pretty decent prices. Adidas was crazy busy especially with customers interested in FIFA World Cup gear from various countries. Nike was super busy too. If they had a TJ Maxx at this center, I would likely have found and purchased deals. The Regal Edwards movie theater is just a block away. Previous review! Overall these Outlets are A-OK!

GORGEOUS, family friendly atmosphere. Wonderful place to spend the weekend shopping, going to…read morerestaurants, and walking around.

Large, attractive shopping plaza with big box stores like Michael's, Barnes and Noble, Kohl's, and…read moremany more. It's very convenient to the freeway, with lots of free parking, plus various restaurants to refuel you during your shopping adventures. The stores are good sized with elbow room and high ceilings. The exterior facades were designed with a mix of architecture to give the effect of a village, not a monolithic samey-samey feel. We stopped by two weekends ago while hunting for decor supplies for our daughter's baby shower. My destination that day was Michael's. Dear Hubby headed for B&N to enjoy the periodicals section while I did my thing. That day I didn't have extra time, but I have shopped the Ventura Kohl's previously. There's also a Pet Smart and Sprouts in the plaza. Noted that StoneFire Grill took over for Macaroni Grill. Lots of palm trees grace the parking lot to remind you that you're in Southern California and near the beach.

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!

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!

Ojai Valley is a very Small, clean and friendly little town, not much to do, but a beautiful place…read moreto stop before or after your main California coast destination.

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.