Thursday, June 27, 2013 

La Super-Rica written up in Forbes Magazine

Guess the tourista lines will be even longer in front of the place now.



There were food writers aplenty in those years stopping in to see Julia, or engaging her on the phone in pursuit of the living taste of our greatest food legend. And Julia, who was always intensely loyal to the things and people she loved, started telling everyone that her favorite place to eat in Santa Barbara was La Super Rica Taqueria, which had opened on Milpas Street, SB’s great Mexican food neighborhood, in 1996. She mentioned it in an interview withBon Appetit, discussed it on Good Morning America, and even inspired an article in The New Yorker about La Super Rica Taqueria. 
American foodies ate it up, savoring the wack factor: the tall, patrician, cultured, New-England-ish lady who introduced all of us to coq au vin, escargots, and French mother sauces was touting a down-and-dirty taco joint as her fave dining spot! The irony was irresistibly delicious. - Forbes

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Monday, February 18, 2013 

Vote for La Super-Rica



In Sunset Magazine's "Big Dish Vote-Off" in the Taco Category. 

When it comes to tacos, dumplings, and more iconic foods of the West, we have strong opinions on where to find the best dishes—and so do you. We've rounded up our absolute favorites, and now we want to know yours. Vote or write in your own nominees through March 31; we'll announce the winners on April 5. - Sunset Magazine.

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Thursday, December 31, 2009 

Congrats to La Super-Rica and Doug Margerum and his wine

They've been included in Saveur's Top 100 Issue (Jan/Feb Issue)
We asked for your ideas, your inspirations, your favorite food finds. And you answered, from every corner of the world, on every imaginable culinary subject, from family recipes to treasured cookbooks to time-honored tips. The result is a saveur 100 unlike any other. Thanks to you, this year’s roundup is richer, tastier—and bigger—than ever.

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La Super-Rica Taqueria, Santa Barbara, California

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Margerum M5 Wine

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Wednesday, April 29, 2009 

Meryl Streep plays Julia Child


in the upcoming film adaptation of the blog gone big time "Julie and Julia."
Streep juggles pots, pans and pâté in what promises to be a deliciously rich portrait of Julia Child during the decade-long span when she evolved into America's queen of French cuisine in Julie & Julia. Joining her is Amy Adams, her nun sidekick from Doubt, as blogger Julie Powell, who spent a year toiling over all 524 recipes in Child's classic Mastering the Art of French Cooking. - USA Today
Directed by Nora Ephron and scheduled to hit the theatres on August 7th...seems the appropriate month to release as Julia was born August 15, 1912 and passed on August 13, 2004 at her home in Montecito. Perhaps they will have a special event in Julia's honor at her favorite local restaurant, La Super-Rica.

Check out the trailer at
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