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Current establishment India House invites you to explore the vast possibilities. Located in the heart of historical downtown Santa Barbara and just couple of blocks from Sterns Warf, a unique opportunity for the entrepreneurial restaurateur. Many popular night spots surround India House, including 99Cents next door and Velvet Jones across the street.
The existing dining space allows seating for 165 people, but there is an area in the back which could make a nice garden area with space for an additional 100 people. The retail area has a long walkway, storeroom and warehouse in the back. The warehouse could potentially be used as another storeroom. The entryway doors and windows, patio, bathrooms, and kitchen are newly built two years ago. Many other recent improvements have also been made.
The listing price includes all kitchen fixtures, plates, cookware, and edible stock. Beer and Wine License 41 included in asking price. Retail merchandise is negotiable at additional cost.
Labels: For Sale, Restaurant, Santa Barbara, State Street
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It’s like a pub crawl, but with food! Food experience innovator Dishcrawl serves up a “meet and eat” event the San Jose Mercury News recently called the “hot, foodie social event sweeping the Bay Area.” The concept is simple: join dozens of other food lovers as you eat your way through downtown Santa Barbara. Spend your night uncovering gourmet dishes at nearby eateries, meeting local chefs and restaurateurs, and bonding with your neighbors over creations and locations you’ve never tried before.
Dishcrawl uses the concept of culinary social networking to capture the imagination and appetite of Santa Barbara foodies. Dishcrawl gives neighbors and neighborhoods a chance to meet, greet and share a heaping portion of delicious fun. Participating restaurants are kept secret but hints are slowly revealed leading up to the event.
Labels: Dishcrawl, Foodies, restaurants, Santa Barbara, State Street
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(Alex) Weinstein said he is moving to San Francisco to pursue a new job.“Although I have loved my time living in Santa Barbara, and especially being a proud business owner, there comes a time for change and new adventures,” he wrote. “I may no longer be living in Santa Barbara, but its beauty, people and community will always be in my heart.” - Noozhawk
Labels: bagels, closings, Santa Barbara, State Street
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Labels: business, Rental Insanity, Santa Barbara, State Street
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Labels: For Sale, LoopNet, Restaurant, State Street
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There is a HUGE "for lease" sign hanging from the second floor of the Zia Cafe. (I noticed while attending the Farmer's Market this afternoon...)
Another casualty of the "sucky" economy?
Where will I go for my sopapillas?
Labels: New Mexican, Restaurant, Santa Barbara, State Street, Zia Cafe
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will be closing their store at the end of the month.
I am really going to miss them....and their "Goats in the Figs" soap.
Labels: closings, State Street
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on State Street. Storefront is now empty.
Labels: Big Dogs, Santa Barbara, State Street
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This high profile building has undergone an extensive remodel and will offer two restaurant locations each with 3,000 sq.ft of frontage space on lower State Street. This new plaza will offer the "Best Of" restaurants for patrons to satisfy their appetite. - LoopNet
Labels: Restaurant, restaurants, Santa Barbara, State Street
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1) Hiya, this is Amesia from Arcobaleno Trade...and, yes, we are still here. Joining us is the French Press another locally owned business dealing in ethically sourced goods (her's being coffee and treats!) July 14th is our Grand Opening. It's Bastille Day! Thanks Santa Barbara for supporting local business...
2) hi, it's julia from the French Press. Here is a little bit about my business, which, as amesia said, is coming soon on july 14!
Hello Santa Barbara, it is so nice to see you. We’ve spent the last 10 years becoming fanatical about coffee and espresso, about brewing it, about talking about it and definitely about drinking it! So here we are! The FRENCH PRESS! We are working quickly to create a space for all of us to explore the world of coffee - and espresso - in a format that is not now available in Santa Barbara. Using micro roasted coffees sourced fairly and with love, and exceptional brewing methods, such as french presses and vacuum pots (and our beautiful La Marzocco espresso machine that is on its way from Florence as we speak!), we will guarantee a unique and amazing experience every time.
We also love snacks and treats, and know how lovely a fresh baked cookie tastes in the afternoon. We are looking forward to providing Santa Barbara with a truly exceptional product in a beautiful setting! So come see us soon for a sandwich or salad, a cookie or a croissant, and a pot of tea or a macchiato. We can’t wait to meet you!
I know I'll be stopping by for a macchiato...hope you will, too!
Labels: Coffee, Fair Trade, openings, Santa Barbara, State Street
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is looking like it is now what USED to be Hummingbird Cafe.
According to the signs posted..."Coming soon...FRENCH PRESS."
Let's hope the economy doesn't squeeze yet another business out of this spot.
Labels: cafe, closings, Coffee, economy, Restaurant, State Street
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