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Bike Shed Moto Co.
Bike Shed Moto Co. is a massive, all-day cafe in the Arts District and a great spot to get some work done.
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17 Restaurants Worthy Of A Day Trip Outside LA
From Santa Barbara to San Diego to Palm Springs, these are some of our favorite places to eat within a few hours drive.
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Bar Le Côte
Bar Le Côte in Los Olivos is one of the biggest restaurants to ever open in Santa Ynez Valley. And it delivers on the hype.
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Cold Spring Tavern
Cold Springs is an old stagecoach stop turned restaurant that serves some of the best tri-tip on the Central Coast.
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Jolly Oyster
Jolly Oyster Shuck Shack trucks that park at San Buenaventura State Beach Park in Ventura on Saturdays and Sundays.
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The 32 Best Places To Eat & Drink In Santa Barbara
There's lots to do in Santa Barbara, but no matter what, you've got to eat.
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Crazy Coyote Tacos
Stopping at Mexican spot Crazy Coyote in Banning for their giant tacos is mandatory on any drive to or from Palm Springs.
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Sandfish
Sandfish in Palm Springs has very good sushi, and space for big groups if you need it.
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Birba
Birba has very good pizza, a lively courtyard, and plenty of space, so it’s a great place to start a night out in Palm Springs.
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Bob’s Well Bread Bakery
Bob’s Well Bread is a popular bakery in Los Alamos that’s filled with pastries, pizza, and, well ... bread.
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Fukagawa Soba & Udon
Fukugawa is a hidden restaurant in Gardena that serves one of the best Japanese breakfast sets around.
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Bell’s
Bell’s is a tremendous French bistro in Los Alamos, and the kind of place that makes you want to leave city life behind and move to the country.
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Lilly’s Taqueria
Located next to a freeway overpass, Lilly's Taqueria is a great, no-frills taqueria in Santa Barbara.
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Lucky Penny
Lucky Penny is an all-day casual spot that's great for pizza and sandwiches in Santa Barbara's Funk Zone.
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Sama Sama Kitchen
Sama Sama is a modern Indonesian spot in Santa Barbara, different from anything else you'll find in town.
