Pros: Scenic Beauty, Architecture, Nature Cons: None, unless you want to buy real estate
While taking a California road trip, we spent a little time in Santa Barbara and thought it was just about perfect except for the real estate prices. Santa Barbara is the place to have mountains in front of your house and the Pacific Ocean behind it....
Pros: nice weather , good shopping opportunities Cons: slightly expensive area , high gas prices
Once a year my friend and I take a weekend trip to the beautiful city of Santa Barbara . It has become a yearly tradition based on it's many positive points . There is great shopping , beaches , sights to see and it is but a short drive from many other...
Pros: Great city..Nice & Cool Breeze...Lots to do..A City On The Move Cons: Downtown is somewhat crowded, depending on the time...No complaint
In a crescendo and with a symphony-like harmony,
the waves of the ocean faithfully caress the seashores
to the delight of the fun-seeking tourists, beach bums,
traditional sea-goers, and week-end artists
whose craft and meticulous...
Pros: Great community, like no other, college years!! Cons: Expensive for crappy housing, too many outsiders coming in on weekends
Except for my first year living in the dorms, I have called Isla Vista my home going on three years. Isla Vista is like no other living experience anywhere, and I can guarantee you that. Although it has mellowed out from its hayday, or so I hear, Isla...
Pros: Great food, nice hotel. Cons: Face lists frighten me
Review Topic: OverviewSanta Barbara may well be the nicest little college town you'll ever visit. And I'm surprised that I find myself saying that, because it's also a tourist town that caters to very wealthy Angelenos with as much torque built...
Last summer, my family and I took a road trip up the coast of California. One of our “overnight” (we ended up spending a whole week) stops was the little town of Santa Barbara. I found Paradise. Gorgeous white sandy beaches and huge, green luscious...
Pros: Beautiful country. Well traveled, but not hugely crowded. Cons: Might be very hot during mid-summer.
I traveled to Solvang, CA in July of 2000. Mainly I went to attend a Monty Roberts Join-Up Clinic at Flag Is Up Farms. What I didn't know is that there is a little town
out there that is somewhat of a replica of Danish culture. There are all sorts...
Pros: Beautiful, great weather, relaxing, friendly people, good food. Cons: Lodging is expensive, not many cultural activities.
Having lived in both L.A. and S.F., I am what you might call a bit of a city girl. However, when my last job took me to Santa Barbara, I had the chance to discover the joys of a more laid-back lifestyle. Santa Barbara is a ridiculously picturesque ...
Pros: Diverse people and places, the ocean and mountains all in one view Cons: on the expensive side.
I lived in Santa Barbara for nearly two years and loved the diversity the city had to offer. Santa Barbara is placed between the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Ynez Mountains. The beaches are wide and clean. I enjoyed the occasional breakfast on the beach...
Pros: lots of bars and clubs Cons: drunk men who think they can score with a college girl
Contrary to other opinions the party scene in Santa Barbara is alive and kicking. Trust me, I spent the last four years of my life researching it. ...you just have to know where and when to go. Typically the party weekend starts on Thursdays and if...
Pros: Historic Wonderful Hotel Cons: This review should be in the Palm Springs, San Diego Area. Sorry
Riverside, California is not considered to be a mecca for tourists, and yet it harbors one of the greatest experiences of your life. The Mission Inn occupies an entire city block in old downtown Riverside. It began in 1876 as a 12 room adobe boarding...
Pros: Food, Happy Hours, Beaches, weather, atmosphere, walkable Cons: Cost, ton o tourist, people from LA
Santa Barbara California is a favorite vacation spot for thousands of people every year. The sun, reliable climate and good food make it a well-known location, but what kind of vacation is Santa Barbara best suited to? Well, I feel that Santa Barbara is...
Pros: Perfect weather, no car needed, lots of charm and history Cons: Expensive and lots of homeless (occasionally verbally abusive to tourists)
The wife and I love to visit SB one or twice a year. We often go there for a 4-5 day long weekend. Cars are not needed, and actually a burden, as parking is nearly impossible. Everything you need or want is within walking distance or by the 25 cent ...
Pros: Great food choices in the area. Cons: The best restaurants are expensive.
Santa Barbara has more good restaurants than days in the year. If you prefer fresh seafood, authentic Mexican, Italian, Peruvian, French, or Californian cuisine, you can find a restaurant to match your mood.
2007 Hitching Post Pinot Noir Santa Barbara Wine for sale from Gary's Wine & Marketplace. Size: 750 mL standard, Year: 2007, Color: red. region: Santa Barbara County, winetype: Red Wine, varieta...
Sanford 2006 Chardonnay Santa Barbara Tasting Notes - The 2006 Santa Barbara County Chardonnay comes from four distinct vineyards. Our estate vineyard, La Rinconada, provides the majority ...
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